say what you want about germany BUT!!!!
09 June 2006, 08:51 PM
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say what you want about germany BUT!!!!
goal number 4 very nice 
09 June 2006, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Yes agreed Si but do you think there is an issue with the *****? They certainly deviate through the air!
Good that the ref didnt take any crap with the diving though - just a shame no yellow cards which would really stop it.
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09 June 2006, 10:47 PM
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Which means players are more likely to have a crack which has surely got to be a good thing.
Good that the ref didnt take any crap with the diving though - just a shame no yellow cards which would really stop it.
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Good that the ref didnt take any crap with the diving though - just a shame no yellow cards which would really stop it.
Simon.
10 June 2006, 09:03 AM
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he should have been booked, as for the ball it might make for some good goals
as long as they are ours lol
imho if germany go up against a good team they'll get beat there defence isnt there lol
as long as they are ours lolimho if germany go up against a good team they'll get beat there defence isnt there lol
10 June 2006, 11:09 AM
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*IF* the referee did indeed award a free kick for simulation it is an automatic caution (yellow card).
That leads me to think that the FK was awarded for something else? Was the FK direct or indirect? (I didn't watch the game, I fell asleep due to time difference).
That leads me to think that the FK was awarded for something else? Was the FK direct or indirect? (I didn't watch the game, I fell asleep due to time difference).
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10 June 2006, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Little Miss WRX
*IF* the referee did indeed award a free kick for simulation it is an automatic caution (yellow card).
That leads me to think that the FK was awarded for something else? Was the FK direct or indirect? (I didn't watch the game, I fell asleep due to time difference).
That leads me to think that the FK was awarded for something else? Was the FK direct or indirect? (I didn't watch the game, I fell asleep due to time difference).
(just whiling away the time waiting for the 1 am kick-off of the first England match)
10 June 2006, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by G-STAR
The must have missed the first - what a stormer.
it was nice, but the 4th was better
11 June 2006, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by philc
so who r u supporting LMW - Australia or England?
(just whiling away the time waiting for the 1 am kick-off of the first England match)
(just whiling away the time waiting for the 1 am kick-off of the first England match)
Best of both worlds. It's great that Australia made it, the support and hype over here is overwhelming - first time that football has a chance of taking off above the Rugby (League and Union) and AFL.
If Australia play England then I'll be happy either way.
I managed to stay awake and watch the whole England match, but failed to watch the whole Sweden vs T&T......
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