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Every year it's the same ....someone throws a barbecue 4pm ....copious amount of alcohol drunk 6:30pm... sit down to watch the game amid much expectation 7:30 kick off.... everybody piles into an already packed living room ...9:30 the realization that the euphoria you felt earlier has again been quelled in the cruellest manner ....... either that or your goalkeeper has just forgot what his gloves are for ....if this is the life of an Liverpool fan then you can count me out ,oh I will happily drink your Lager and eat your mini kebabs and hot dogs, and I will gladly join in the festivities when Liverpool score (I mean who doesn't enjoy doing the conga across the lawn ) but please don't include me in your ridiculous expectations as we all know  this is Liverpool once again flattering to deceive and  its the only thing they pull off with aplomb Good party though   

You really are a sad little little man if you spent your time editing that to say Liverpool...... you f*cking  root ....and if this is your idea of swerving my posts you must be a tw@t of a driver   

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Every year it's the same ....someone throws a barbecue 4pm ....copious amount of alcohol drunk 6:30pm... sit down to watch the game amid much expectation 7:30 kick off.... everybody piles into an already packed living room ...9:30 the realization that the euphoria you felt earlier has again been quelled in the cruellest manner ....... either that or your goalkeeper has just forgot what his gloves are for ....if this is the life of an Liverpool fan then you can count me out ,oh I will happily drink your Lager and eat your mini kebabs and hot dogs, and I will gladly join in the festivities when Liverpool score (I mean who doesn't enjoy doing the conga across the lawn ) but please don't include me in your ridiculous expectations as we all know  this is Liverpool once again flattering to deceive and  its the only thing they pull off with aplomb Good party though   

You really are a sad little little man if you spent your time editing that to say Liverpool...... you f*cking  root ....and if this is your idea of swerving my posts you must be a tw@t of a driver   

Oh yeah, I forgot about swerving the ever flowing dross from your finger tips.

Thanks for the reminder, try hard.

[dawson99]

LOL..fun and games on all threads...

I cracked up when Rob Green fecked up to be honest... Algeria is amust win game now

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LOL..fun and games on all threads...

I cracked up when Rob Green fecked up to be honest... Algeria is amust win game now

No chance, England are already out, didn't ya know. 

[dawson99]

LOL..fun and games on all threads...

I cracked up when Rob Green fecked up to be honest... Algeria is amust win game now

No chance, England are already out, didn't ya know. 

It makes it nerve racking... algeria and Slovenia both played well today... Friday will be interesting

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LOL..fun and games on all threads...

I cracked up when Rob Green fecked up to be honest... Algeria is amust win game now

No chance, England are already out, didn't ya know. 

It makes it nerve racking... algeria and Slovenia both played well today... Friday will be interesting

It will be now with the knives well and truly sharpened.

I'm confident Gerrard can drag England through this.

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Ghana 1-0 up, that's a pretty tough group.

Germany
Australia
Sebia
Ghana

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You cant possibly be a newbie as it takes years of practice being this loathsome ,it must be the alzheimers that makes you forget how odious you really are

[metalhead]

Robert Green...

[Dundalk]

Irelands RTE take the p!ss out of Sky Sports       

[SeaofRed]

1-1 with the United States isn't a poor result by any means and they looked like the team that would grab a second, it was our first match against stern opposition and apart from a mistake from Robert Green we were fine, of course I expect better a performance,ollectively and a better result in our next two matches.

[tubby]

We don't seem to have any other options going forward as oppose to using a target man to hold things up. They made a good point on tv today that maybe that was sufficient for the qualifiers but against the Spains, Brazils and Argentina we will need other tactics. We were okish but overall I can't really see any improvement over our performances in the last 2 world cups.

[Dundalk]

New York Post Front Page Today 




It was the second shot heard 'round the world.
In true revolutionary style, the underdog Americans came from behind and blasted the powerful Brits to a nail-biting 1-1 draw yesterday in one of the all-time great World Cup soccer battles.
Armies of Yankee revelers across the city celebrated their beloved longshot team as they took on their redcoat rivals.
England scored its only goal in the fourth minute of the afternoon match at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa.
WORLD CUP COVERAGE
At Studio Square in Astoria, Queens, some 2,000 fans from both sides of the pond watched the two-hour game outdoors on a giant 9-by-12-foot flat screen while drinking beer and rooting for their respective home teams.

West Villager Matt Kennedy, 24, gasped in relief when the 90-minutemen evened the scored against the lame limeys.
"For the US, it's a win. Our one goal was a lucky one, but it was a goal nevertheless," the Yank gloated.
"1776, one to zero," said an exhausted Shane Hoback, 35, who drove 15 hours from hometown Lima, Ohio, to watch the game in the Big Apple. "Now it's two to zero."
Each time the camera cut away to injured soccer superstar David Beckham in the stands, American boos drowned out Brit cheers.
Other British fans, some draped in the Union Jack, screamed, "En-Go-Land!"
The feisty US team retaliated in the 40th minute, when Clint Dempsey's shot dribbled past blundering British goalkeeper Robert Green -- and "USA! USA!" erupted around the city and nation. This is the first time the US played England in the World Cup since its 1950 miracle 1-0 victory in Brazil.
Packed to the rafters at Nevada Smiths on Third Avenue partying soccer fans spilled onto the street.
"I always wanted to play in the World Cup," said David Pollard, 22, of Williamsburg, who was wearing a Stars and Stripes beanie. "I am living vicariously through these guys."
Banker Leonard Stello, 38, of Murray Hill, wanted revenge for a broken heart.
"I wanted us to kick their butt. I had an ex-girlfriend there, and I have nothing good to say about England."
Melody Woods, 29, an Upper West Sider who traveled to the UK for her studies said, "I came because it's the ultimate mash-up. I love the country, but I love ours more."


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Fecking Hilarious

[metalhead]

LOL... wtf?!

[lakes10]

oh dear oh dear.....but then again most of amrica still think they won the Vietnam war.