FIFA World Cup 2006 [R]

Dang! Just realized I did not set the recorder last night.

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Spai-Ukraine 4-0 -Final result

Tunisia-Saudi Arabia 1-1 (19 minutes before the end).

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Saudis just scored. 2-1.

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Damn! Not a good showing for the African teams at all.

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2-2, the Tunisians score the equalizer.

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The game ended. A very good game, this is how WC games must be. Many of the previous games wof this WC were boring.

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wow...wow...great game...what an ending...the Saudi's must be heartbroken..

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I'll have to watch it when I get home. I was hoping that Tunisia could make a good showing for Africa. A tie is certainly better than a loss.

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FreeDuck wrote:

I'll have to watch it when I get home. I was hoping that Tunisia could make a good showing for Africa. A tie is certainly better than a loss.

DRAW....the word is DRAW!!

Bloody good game, and totally unexpected.

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I just hope that the England match tomorrow will be as exciting.

Somehow, I think not....

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Lord Ellpus wrote:

FreeDuck wrote:
I'll have to watch it when I get home. I was hoping that Tunisia could make a good showing for Africa. A tie is certainly better than a loss.

DRAW....the word is DRAW!!

Bloody good game, and totally unexpected.

tie!
soccer!
field!
team!
sideline!
offsides!

heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee

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George wrote:

tie!
soccer!
field!
team!
sideline!
offsides!

draw
football
pitch
team
touchline
offside
the D
six yard box
penalty area
penalty spot
corner flag
bar
post
centre circle
referee
manager
metatarsal

just a few important words Smile

note spelling of centre

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Lord Ellpus wrote:

FreeDuck wrote:
I'll have to watch it when I get home. I was hoping that Tunisia could make a good showing for Africa. A tie is certainly better than a loss.

DRAW....the word is DRAW!!

We use both here in the land of flexible English, Mr. Correctipants.

Laughing

George.

Speaking of terms in soccer, ahem, football, I keep hearing American announcers talking about "set pieces". Now, I haven't watched soc..football in several years but I don't remember hearing this term before. And frankly, I don't like it. It makes it sound like a damn chess match. Anybody know where it came from? Has it always been around and I just didn't notice?

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Steve (as 41oo) wrote:

...just a few important words note spelling of centre

misspelling?

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FreeDuck wrote:

We use both here in the land of flexible English, Mr. Correctipants.

But that's not only against FIFA-rules but makes really ear-pains!

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George wrote:

misspelling?

I suggest a yellow-red card for you.

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From Websters

set piece:a precisely planned and conducted military operation

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A brief review, now that everyone has played:

Match played best: Italy-Ghana
Most exciting match (besides Mexico-Iran, of course Smile

): Australia-Japan
Most boring match: France-Switzerland
Best collective performance: Czech Republic
Worst collective performance: Ukraine
Best individual performance: Pavel Nedved (CZE)
Most beautiful goal: Fringgs (GER), among several great ones.
Best refereeing: England-Paraguay
Worst refereeing: Italy-Ghana

I imagine not everyone agrees, but it's my personal opinion.

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only one slight divergence...I'll vote for the Tunisia_Saudi game as most exciting...even though it was a draw.

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Any trouble in Dortmund Walter?

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