Neil

Thought Netherlands were overpriced at 11/10 a few days ago, but actually think it's about right. Mexico have been very tough to beat and wouldn't surprise me if they got through.

'Sticking by' is an understatement to the extreme. They very actively backed him when he abused Evra. They're an abhorrent club who continue to support an abhorrent human being. Fully expect everyone to forget it until he inevitably commits his next appalling incident in La Liga. People will probably then claim Liverpool 'did so well' getting rid of Suarez. Argh. A fucking disgusting club with a disgusting player.

Overall, made about £100 profit from my bets. Cuadrado and BTTS failed, Colombia and Colombia over 1.5 goals came in. Wish I just had the balls to put all of it on Colombia outright, like.

As I said a few days ago, thought they'd start odds on. Which mad cunt was putting money on Uruguay to make Colombia's odds drift to 23/20?

Uruguay are a dismal excuse of a team without Suarez.

How has Arevalo not been booked yet?

I've realised I've got more on this match than I thought. Had 100 on Colombia on Tuesday, as well as Colombia over 1.5 goals, Cuadrado, and an increasingly unlikely BTTS.

I'll be honest and say I didn't rate him that much. But what a tourney he's having.

Wow

Uruguay.

And... BTTS 11/10 All coming from the Dempsey winnings last Sunday, with a bit withdrawn so I don't throw literally all of it away.

Cuadrado anytime - 5/1

Colombia over 1.5 team goals - 13/8

Shame the burg.... nah.

One golden goal, one by a single goal, one on penalties. IIRC. Then obliterated Brazil. (Bra-zeeeel.)

Tidied.

From the BBC feed. Taking a sad amount of joy in seeing our players being ridiculed in the mass media.

A factor so often overlooked and one I hope to see in full glory when the FIFA 15 documentary airs later this year.

It's got 1-0 Godin written all over it.

Arguably the most impressive side of the entire competition to date. Which usually is the signal for a disappointing 1-0 defeat in the last 16.

I'm not so sure. I think if anything this makes me think it's Brazil's year. Can see them growing as the competition goes on, a point IIRC Tim Vickery emphasised.

Howay Colombia. Or as they say in Colombia, "yes, come on Colombia." Saturday night South American World Cup football. Maracana.

Neymar's nerves were something else there.

Hulk has really impressed since half time.