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Chile are dangerous though, could see it being a high scoring game if this WC wasn't so fucking impotent goal-wise.

Hitzfeld mocks Spain: "The game against Chile will be much harder than this."

Down £105 in total, what's even less fun is that I was £110 up before Italy. Gonna wait to the knock-out rounds before betting any more I think, got a few tourney bets on as well so will be well in the green if they come in. They obviously won't, though. 'cause this WC is fucking shit for betting.

Webb showing what he's learnt in England, if the favourite is losing, add all the time you can no matter how ridiculous.

McCarthy can't talk about anything, he makes his team lose on purpose ffs.

Fergie time without Fergie.

See the Vuvuzela thread, the South African producers have added more filter or whatever to try to drown out the sound.

I lol'd.

Pretty stadium.

I'm gonna go to Malta and rob Unibet to get my money back, must be easier than winning some bets these days.

Scandinavia is awesome. It sure is. How much will you have to pay for it in Norway? 199 or 239 for online streaming, can't remember. And think it's 249 to 299 depending on your distributor for TV.

Is he Quakers77?

Chile actually plays football at the World Cup?! This is nice.

He's forgotten his pills, poor old man is getting delusions of grandeour again.

Scandinavia is awesome.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/sports_blog/2010/06/world-cup-broadcaster-to-mute-vuvuzelas.html http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/TopStories/20100615/vuvuzela-mute-100615/ http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/world-cup-2010/world-cup-news/vuvuzela-brought-down-by-equaliser-20100615-yda7.html And that's just a quick google search.

The South African producers have decreased the sound of the "crowd", thus also decreasing the sound of the Vuvuzela making it a little more bearable. Fuck off, man. When they were going, they were as loud as they've always been. They have though, it's all over the news. Ok, I'll believe you when you show me a conclusive article that states these measures were in place for the match last night. Not last night, today. http://www.vg.no/sport/fotball/vm/2010/artikkel.php?artid=10001619 http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=no&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.vg.no%2Fsport%2Ffotball%2Fvm%2F2010%2Fartikkel.php%3Fartid%3D10001619&sl=no&tl=en

The South African producers have decreased the sound of the "crowd", thus also decreasing the sound of the Vuvuzela making it a little more bearable. Fuck off, man. When they were going, they were as loud as they've always been. They have though, it's all over the news.

£25 on Chile -1 Spain -1

The South African producers have decreased the sound of the "crowd", thus also decreasing the sound of the Vuvuzela making it a little more bearable.

It's a shame the tournament has been so terrible so far then. Aye, pity the tournament isn't being a good advert for the sport so far. Honestly, I have always thought that international football is overrated but now I really feel it's definitely falling under club football in terms of excitement and quality. I was thinking before that it's a shame there will be lots of Americans being put off the sport for good after watching for example the Uruguay - France match. Then I realise I don't actually care because if they haven't got the attention span or capacity to watch or care about the sport then I frankly would rather they kept the fuck away http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noOHdTQd6H8

South African producers have given in to the pressure and will now attempt to lower the Vuvuzela sounds in their transmissions, but this will also effect the sound of the crowd. What crowd sound?

What I find the most flabbergasting is that it's proven they're a threat to the health and wellbeing of the people present at the stadiums, and FIFA still won't ban them knowing that the ones without ear protection will most likely get their hearing ruined.

I predict that if anyone actually get any right, they can't claim victory on here as then they'd be posting the fixture lists.

I actually wouldnt mind Jong Tae-se here. Would it actually be possible to get awork permit though? Think it's only possible for countries 70 and up on the FIFA ranking? Could be he have a Japanese passport as well, though, in which case it should be possible.