deco2come:

[size=19pt]IF YOU BELIEVED THIS STORY, YOU CAN BELIEVED ANYTHING[/size]

Really

[color=#770077][/color].Well the headline didnt say gov.Bt i know it will be the gov.NK is a communist nation.So they view any mistake as a disgrace.Why would a team like that beat the worlds best team.I think fifa is scared of been nuked by the NK.UN self dey fear there head.Lol

deco2come:

[size=19pt]IF YOU BELIEVED THIS STORY, YOU CAN BELIEVED ANYTHING[/size]

I was amazed at first about this story but when I went to the site I read something completely opposite of what the author of the article wrote. Just for reference, this comment is post number 300. All I got from it was that the post was the complete opposite of the event that took place, the players where honorably welcomed into the country.

"As I am south of the boarder living in South Korea.­ I've not heard any of this. Infact, the [size=14pt]North­ Korean team and South Korean team flew home together­ and were met sith cheers and jubilation for both teams­ here in the South. Press interviews took place before­ they moved on to the North[/size]. If anyone think North Korea­ didn't do greatly they should be put in jail­ themselves. For a country not famed for sporting­ achievements to just get there is amazing. Just like­ when other small countries qualify it is more a show of­ determination and desire than skill level. [size=15pt]North Korean­ showed pride and passion, and yes more so than any­ England player did[/size]. I think it just goes to show that­ the only news England gets about North Korean has to be­ negative or it won't be seen or heard. Here in the­ South of Korea, the news of their reception was­ different. [size=18pt]We heard that the North Korean players met­ their party members, that their coach believing­ he'd failed his country stepped down and that­ students questioned the players and staff about South­ Africa, other nations and cultural differences.[/size] I find­ it hard to believe that North Korea would subject their­ players to what is spoken of above. After all, their­ slogan for the world cup was simple, Put the politics­ away and play football, Also, North Korea had said­ before the tournaments they hoped for success but felt­ it impossible according to South Korean news­ networks, "