safarigirl: ignorance pardoned...what would you rather I use?

Oahray: 'A European'.

European begins with a vowel letter but not a vowel SOUND. The article used should depend on the sound (not letter) in english, whether spoken or written.

safarigirl: ok, thanks

Germany's 7-1 humiliation of Brazil in the
World Cup semi-final on Tuesday was the
most-discussed sports match ever on Twitter,
according to the social networking site.
- Reaction: Brazil, did that just happen?
The shock result attracted 35.6 million tweets,
comfortably beating the previous record of
24.9 million during the Super Bowl earlier
this year.
Twitter says there was a flurry of more than
580,000 tweets per minute right after
Germany's goal made it 5-0, the last of four
goals to come in quick succession.
Former Brazil striker Pele led the way with a
dignified compliment to Germany's emphatic
victory.
I always said that football is a box of
surprises. Nobody in this world expected this
result.
- Pelé (@Pele) July 9, 2014
Then he added: "We'll get the sixth title in
Russia. Congratulations to Germany.''
Germany forward Lukas Podolski tweeted after
the match:
In the plane and back on the way to our
camp. We're proud and our way is not over
yet. #GERBRA #final #poldi #team
pic.twitter.com/sbsBZfI7ns
- Lukas-Podolski.com (@Podolski10) July 9,
2014
U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann, who scored 38
goals in 80 appearances for Germany as a
player and managed them at the 2006 World
Cup, urged Joachim Low and his players to go
on and win the tournament.
Klinsmann wrote: "The best German
performance ever in a World Cup !! Simply
fantastic !! Now get the Cup JOGI and TEAM!!
£DFBTeam''.
On Wednesday, Klinsmann once again pointed
out the match score:
and our bakery in Stuttgart is spot on:
pic.twitter.com/8tTsqJgcDa
- Jürgen Klinsmann (@J_Klinsmann) July 9,
2014
Germany defender Per Mertesacker, who came
on at half-time in Belo Horizonte, said: "DIE
MANNSCHAFT! (The Team!) I really enjoy this
moment... now let's go all in for the final.''
Former Germany and Liverpool midfielder
Dietmar Hamann added his praise for his
country's performance, saying: "Master-class
from Germany. Clinical, organised, hard-
working, unselfish and humble. Very proud of
the team. One to go.''
England's Daniel Sturridge paid tribute to
fellow striker Miroslav Klose, who broke
Ronaldo's World Cup scoring record with his
16th goal.
Sturridge tweeted: Fair play to Klose... Broke
my idol Ronaldo's record. Unbelievable
achievement!!
- Daniel Sturridge (@D_Sturridge) July 8, 2014
Theo Walcott expressed his shock, simply
writing:
Speechless!!!! #BrazilvsGermany
- Theo Walcott (@theowalcott) July 8, 2014
England assistant manager and former Three
Lions right-back Gary Neville insisted there
was more to the drubbing than just poor
Brazilian defending.
"A lot being made of bad defending but it was
a lesson in attacking play, ''decision making in
the last third `` and '' The extra pass`` from
Germany.
Neville added: "Some of those goals were
incisive, brutal and clinical all in one!''
Neville's former England and Manchester
United team-mate Rio Ferdinand could hardly
bring himself to watch as the goals flew in.
Ferdinand tweeted: "No more please..I can't
take this no more...it's hurting..feel for the
Brazilian fans here....wow. Will these players
ever recover from this.''
He added: "All this ''sing the national anthem,
it shows passion" talk - doesn't mean nothing
when you get out on that pitch.Show ya
passion on the pitch.''
Gary Lineker, who played at two World Cups
for England and won the Golden Boot in
1986, tweeted: "In nigh on half a century of
watching football, that's the most
extraordinary, staggering, bewildering game
I've ever witnessed.''
Former England forward Michael Owen added
his own disbelief.
"I thought Germany would win but didn't
think it would be this easy. Brazil very
average all tournament. This is almost painful
to watch,'' he tweeted.
Owen, however, still believes Argentina will go
on to be crowned champions, adding: ``Easy
game plus an extra days rest is a huge
advantage for Germany. I'm still sticking with
Argentina to win it though.''
Former France midfielder and 1998 World
Cup winner Patrick Vieira said the result was a
testament to teamwork.
He tweeted: "Tonight Germany showed how a
collective and disciplined structure wins over
individual performances. Congratulations to
you Germany #BRAGER''
The Scottish Football Association meanwhile
looked on nervously as the Tartan Army
prepare to face Germany in their opening
qualification match for Euro 2016 in
September.
Just a quick reminder that our first #
EURO2016 qualifier is vs #GER in Dortmund
in September. Good. #naeborra
- Scottish FA (@ScottishFA) July 8, 2014

CFCfan:
You're welcome

fredoooooo:

oni tete

CFCfan: Argentina line up:

------------Romero--------

--Zabaleta--Demichelis--Garay--Rojo

----------Biglia---Mascherano---------

----Lavezzi-----Messi----Perez------

-----------------Higuain-------------

chimerase2: omg dabrechukwu dey play *faints* chai owo jo no

MaziOmenuko: We don show!!!

De Jong will break a midget's leg this night!!!!

chimerase2: omg dabrechukwu dey play *faints* chai owo jo no

Guykhena: #Netherlands we Nigerians are behind you.

barackodam: I just dey enter viewing center.


Let the game begin

CFCfan:
The guy na liability