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Julio-0 wrote:4-0

Good goal too he was only on the pitch some 1minute right? Assist from my new favourate German - Mesut Ozil. 

Turkey must be off he didn't play for them. But probably not as of as Poland were at Klose and Podolski not playing for them. 

bavlondon wrote:

Julio-0 wrote:4-0

Good goal too he was only on the pitch some 1minute right? Assist from my new favourate German - Mesut Ozil. 

Turkey must be off he didn't play for them. But probably not as of as Poland were at Klose and Podolski not playing for them. 

laza wrote:Bloody huns
First HMAS Sydney now this

vermin Fawlty vermin

Aussie's were cra.p Laza 

German's look good as always 

NANNY RED wrote:

bavlondon wrote:

Julio-0 wrote:4-0

Good goal too he was only on the pitch some 1minute right? Assist from my new favourate German - Mesut Ozil. 

Turkey must be off he didn't play for them. But probably not as of as Poland were at Klose and Podolski not playing for them. 

Just talkin to my husband Bav an he said that Lowe had something to do with Brehman a few of seasons ago and that kid has come up through the ranks there , he played for the German u21 and got a full call up from the first team, but was waiting on that Fatih Terim to call him up for the Turks but he never gave him a shout so he opted to play for Germany, Crackin player , best in the tournament so far.

In and Out wrote:I hadn't seen the Germans recently but they were impressive tonight.

Dundalk wrote: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."


LINK



Fecking Hilarious

It staggers me how a country as big and as diverse as America can be so thick to the point of being disrespectful to the sport. F*ck sake, if you're going to do a report on the game, at least do a bit of research first that 1-1 in football does not f*cking equal a win. It's funny, yes, but embarrassing.

dundreamin wrote:liverpool 1 usa 1 am not English I,am SCOUSE

Didn't you just say that a few days ago? You put that on application forms and all?    Only messing

Dundalk wrote:i have Germany backed to win 3-0 @ 8/1

   

bavlondon wrote:

GET OFF BITTER!!!

Emerald Red wrote:It's ironic that the British press without fail, time after time, will always big up the English national team to be potential winners of the competition, yet whenever Germany (seen as the main rival for some reason) get's mentioned, they are always dismissed, and when the competition starts proper, they quickly change their tune. You'd have thought they'd have learned by now. I feel that for England to actually look as if they are going to do well in these competitions, then the media pressure must go. It's like an albatross around their necks.

It's what they do best Emerald mate, and I can't ever see them changing their ways im afraid. The problem is no players or top managers ever come out and say it how it is. Capello looks like the type to stand up to the press if he thinks he is within his rights so I hope if this campaign does go tits up that he makes a point to put them in their place.

On a side note anyone watching that James Corden's World Cup? Not a James Corden fan or anything but there are some nice little snippets in there. Kind of like Baddiel and Skinner... That Maradonna quote has got me in stitches.

"The players are allowed to have sex, so long as the women do all the work"