Ballacraine Posted June 10, 2006 Posted June 10, 2006 I think it would be a lot more fun if they played with three balls at once. That way you would get more opportunity for entertaining creative cheating as the ref would be kept very busy. You would also get sensible scorelines like 395 - 3. Nige.
DeBenGuzzi Posted June 10, 2006 Posted June 10, 2006 I think it would be a lot more fun if they played with three balls at once. That way you would get more opportunity for entertaining creative cheating as the ref would be kept very busy. You would also get sensible scorelines like 395 - 3. Nige. 91648[/snapback] or just do it like pinpall have that announcer that yells GOOOOAAAAAALLLLLLL say MULLLLLTTTTIIIII BAAAALLLLLLLL as 3 more balls are thrown onto the field in a bonus round!!! I'd watch that.
orangeokie Posted June 11, 2006 Posted June 11, 2006 World Cup Germany 1974 The Holland team, finalists at FIFA World Cup Germany 1974, during the national anthems. From left to right: Cruyff, Jongbloed, Haan, Keizer, Rijsbergen, Rep, Suurbier, Jansen, Van Hanegem, Krol and Neeskens. Six of them had come through the ranks at Ajax of Amsterdam, the famous 'total football' school established by Rinus Michels. My all-time favorite team . . . and player . . . World Cup Germany 1974 Johan Cruyff with the ball at his feet. The Dutch midfielder was one of the competition's star attractions. European Player of the Year in 1971, 1973 and 1974, European Cup winner with Ajax in 1971, 1972 and 1973, he registered 33 goals in 48 outings for The Netherlands. A tremendous organiser, Cruyff, along with Michel Platini, is one of those rare footballing greats never to have won the FIFA World Cup.
Steve G. Posted June 11, 2006 Posted June 11, 2006 I had a good laugh at a news clip today talking about The World Cup official beer, Budweiser. They mentioned they were having a hard time selling beer at the championship. Can you imagine a Munich resident, a German, a European, anyone really, wanting to drink that cat piss? The reporter had trouble finding anyone who would sell it there, never mind anyone who would buy some. Ciao, Steve G.
DeBenGuzzi Posted June 11, 2006 Posted June 11, 2006 I had a good laugh at a news clip today talking about The World Cup official beer, Budweiser. They mentioned they were having a hard time selling beer at the championship. Can you imagine a Munich resident, a German, a European, anyone really, wanting to drink that cat piss? The reporter had trouble finding anyone who would sell it there, never mind anyone who would buy some. Ciao, Steve G. 91673[/snapback] budweiser isn't a bad beer, its just not a good beer, its too americanized, its like diet coke anyone can drink it but there is so much better offerings around. They just have the most money obviously and know they suck in europe. I don't praticularly like any beer but Guiness is alright (from what I can tell watered down from original also ) But it lacks any strong flavors or defining taste because well some ppl like apples juice and some like orange juice, but anyone'll drink water(budweiser)
Guest aironepony Posted June 11, 2006 Posted June 11, 2006 "It woz ot. We came away wiv free points. OK, wot wiv de wevver an all 'at we did good." Beckham 2006 ...............
mike wilson Posted June 12, 2006 Posted June 12, 2006 I want to see the US play Iran......... 91603[/snapback] They would never get to the stadium. At present, it's a 30+ police vehicle escort. Would probably be well into three figures for that game. The coach would have nowhere to park..... I'm waiting for the first accident caused by flag remnants on the carriageway. Not strong enough to remain attached to the w****r's vehicle but plenty good enough to put a hole in your tyre. m
mdude Posted June 12, 2006 Posted June 12, 2006 aahhhh!!,.....look at all those pretty boys!!! how cute!! 91532[/snapback] isnt that Sludge Monkey on the left??
mike wilson Posted June 12, 2006 Posted June 12, 2006 isnt that Sludge Monkey on the left?? 91795[/snapback] It's the original spud-faced nipper, chronic gambler and granny shagger. Because of his enormous gambling debts, someone out of shot is hammering his toes. Unknown to the hammerer, that's where what passes as the hammeree's brain resides, so his career as a world famous clogger and hoofer is going to be somewhat shorter than his investors would like.......
staedtler Posted June 12, 2006 Author Posted June 12, 2006 Just wait till you see this dude play on tuesday...!!! btw, for those living under a rock... that's Ronaldinho also...The Mex coach, Ricardo Lavolpe, gotta love the man! he looks like he's been partying nonstop, the messy hair, the hangover look...did you see him chain smoking on the match w/ Iran? i bet he was sneaking a couple of shots too! he's da'man!!! badges?...we don't need no stinking badges!!
Admin Jaap Posted June 12, 2006 Posted June 12, 2006 the famous 'total football' school established by Rinus Michels. Another football myth... Michels himself has confessed that that type of football wasn't thought out, but just developed as the dutch progressed in the '74 championship. But I agree, it was a great team. I don't remember much of my youth, but the WC final against Germany still stands out
gthyni Posted June 12, 2006 Posted June 12, 2006 but no goals in the opening match against Trinidad/Tobago this is what we want to see against Paraguay and ENGLAND: happy swedes: not so happy swede:
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