Heron

No it isn't Italy = shirt pulling. Kaka = lifted his arm to nudge away a man who was running straight into him, as anybody would in order to protect themselves -- it's an instinctive, uncontrolled reflex reaction. Let somebody walk directly into you from an angle where you can see them in your peripheral vision and you'll do exactly the same thing. Kaka punched him in the face.

Boobs.

This.

Of course he had, Keita was seeking contact in and off-ball situation. If it had been Luis Fabiano he would have gotten knocked in the face, Kaka did nothing wrong, is he just supposed to let him run over him. Wasn't like Kaka moved towards his sprinting line. Kaka punched him.

You cannot tell me Kaka had no idea he was coming towards him...

I actually think he knew Keita was there (was it Keita btw?), and he did block him. It wasn't a second booking or a foul for that matter - it was totally over-reacted to, but he did block him. So...you could argue it was kind of right... It's in the same boat as Italy's penalty decision tbf...

Exactly what I said - There is no reason why England can't go on to do well this tournament! Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. For starters. That would have us as semi-finalists (on the basis that 3 teams are better than us).

Was a sending off for me like...

Not scoring = -1 point.

Harper, Taylor, Taylor, Williamson, Smith, Barton, Routledge, Ameobi, Carroll, just to name a few...

Bobby's record in his career was nothing compared to Capello's tbf. How dare you slander the good lords name.

LMFAO.

Exactly what I said - There is no reason why England can't go on to do well this tournament!

Can't wait for round three of the games! Italy are right cheating bastards - I hate the fuckers. New Zealand did great in the end - I cannot wait for this game tonight now!!

The media are a bunch of fucks. Hopefully it will help us come together as a squad though and prove every fucker wrong!

Zinedine Zinedane.

It's meant to be canny: Zidane: a 21st Century Portrait 12:50am - 2:20am BBC2 Following the lead of Hellmuth Costard's 1971 study of George Best, Football like Never Before, this audacious documentary tracks Zinédine Zidane for the duration of a La Liga game between Real Madrid and Villareal in April 2005. Technically, the film draws attention to itself far too often, with its tricksy shifts between camera angles (courtesy of Se7en cinematographer Darius Khondji) and distances. But, as a study in sporting concentration and an avant-garde experiment in spatial disorientation, it's as compelling as it is impressive. Particularly striking is the unswerving intensity that seems to isolate Zidane from his team-mates, as he rarely calls for the ball or issues instructions throughout the match. Indeed, he remains emotionless - apart from a grin at Roberto Carlos just before joining the goalmouth mêlée that results in him being sent off. Revealing the flaws as well as the genius, this is clearly a portrait of an artist at work. I'll give it a watch I think.

There's a Zidane thing tonight on BBC2 has it been on before and if so was it good?

More the fool them. If he plays, he will have even more confidence to rape them.

Come on Cameroon!

We should sign this A booby car. He looks good.

Someone fancy going to the chippy for me?

I want Cameroon to win here...

Eintracht Frankfurt.

I'm looking forward to my pie.