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allboyz:The chance of the game fell to him and he blew it. Guess his new Nike boots are disturbing him. He couldn't even dribble the last German defender. But I guess he will come good. |
Walcy is a donkey. |
here we go. , . |
allboyz:now in 20 mins time. ![]() |
Nigeria is a fatal experiment. A gross mistake. |
allboyz:No I think its 7:45. PM. |
![]() mehnnnnnnnnnnn ROFL. LMAO |
This guy is very stupid. a lost man. shiooo after 8 years what did he do? |
me thinks it depends. |
allboyz:Today at 20:45 CET. hope this helps. |
Title on the line in Malmo A week after drawing 1-1 in Group B, England and Germany meet again with the UEFA European Under-21 Championship title at stake. Classic tie It is a classic tie to decide a compelling tournament that began a fortnight ago in Halmstad and came to life here at the Malmö New Stadium with Sweden's breathtaking 5-1 rout of Belarus. Though the hosts' involvement was ended by England on Friday, the prospect of two great rivals vying for the trophy guarantees an enthralling climax. Not that England coach Stuart Pearce, a study in focus, was prepared to discuss the rich footballing history between these nations. 'No favourites' "What's gone before is irrelevant," Pearce said at a joint press conference with his counterpart Horst Hrubesch. "The only history we want to create is tomorrow night." The Germany coach was more expansive when it came to last Monday's draw, but like Pearce believed it would have no bearing on the final. "England had some advantage over us at set-pieces, but I don't think that will have any influence," he said. "No team is favourite in a final. I'm convinced we're going to win, but in the end it's 50-50." http://www.uefa.com/competitions/under21/fixturesresults/round=15089/match=2001198/report=pr.html |
MrCrackles:Ok dude. Catch ya 2morow. ![]() |
@Crizzle, yep the US were impressive. A very good tourney hosted by SA. Also very impressive. Brazil 2010 Confed Cup winners. Congrats. And now Almost 2 months of no footie on TV. how bad can that be? Goodnight good people. |
Cristalz:They should be ashamed of themselves laboring to beat The US. A country that calls football soccer. They gave their all though. Brilliant first half performance.But like I said, Brazil, came back good and got the winner and winners are never criticized. Plus, I'm impressed they prayed. Good match. Football is a beautiful game. |
Are these folks, (Brazilians) praying? The entire squad, trainers, coach, players, everyone.Impressive. |
morzook:1000000000000 dollars that there wont be none. wanna bet? ![]() |
MrCrackles:I'm with you on this dude. They really tried. |
biolabee: ![]() |
biolabee:are you serious? ![]() open your eyes. mumu. ![]() |
But seriously, Brazil should be ashamed of themselves. Laboring to beat USA. PAthetic. But they have come back good. Can't take that away from them. Right now, The US are just chasing shadows. |
MrCrackles: ![]() |
GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LUCIOOOOOOOOOOO |
Brashy, are u there? Crizzle? |
The US were simply supposed to keep possession and hit on the counter. Instead they lost focus and sat too deep. |
All square. 2-2. What a match. end to end stuff. |
every ball that hit the back of the net or crosses the line should be counted as a GOAL, provided they were no infringements. Now, if the ref is not able to see, then technology should help. You have a problem with that? ![]() |
mavtrevor:they did the last time. ![]() |
Grizzly:They can't run forever. By the time they start beating refs on the pitch FIFA will wake up. ![]() |
they bera start using goal line technology like the hawk eye in tennis. |
uhhhhhhh that was close. |
Howard is a beast!!! VEry alert. Good save |
MrCrackles:better go do that thing. it aint good for men to hold on for too long. ![]() |
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