Miercoles

Fancy that bird at the end though

^^^^ I agree with all of this, but you can't deny that the little fellow missed an opportunity to end this debate once and for all today. Losing in this final (and playing poorly by his standards) doesn't tarnish his legacy imo, but playing well and winning could have cemented it.

The one from Benzema right at the death of the France game was pretty fucking legit.

And then once she's seen her team: http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/06/19/article-2662751-1EF06D5900000578-733_470x704.jpg

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/06/20/article-2662751-1EEE531300000578-405_964x628.jpg

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Is it just me or have we seen WAY more of this than usual in this world cup? I have counted three times when the referees actually collided with PLAYERS not just the ball. A few times where they've made contact with the ball as well, and then countless times when someone is in possession and the referee is smack in the middle of their best passing lane. Is this normal and I just haven't noticed yet? Or are they just using incredibly shit referees from bullshit leagues because FIFA? I watched a lot of the premier league last season and never once saw a referee make contact with a player, now in this world cup it looks like their setting up the fucking pick and roll.

Too bad they keep putting him with Lalas. Lalas seems to fucking hate him, too. Kinda funny.

I'll probably just turn it off if it is Wondo up top. Makes no sense to play someone even more limited and who doesn't do s*** in the build up At least he's shown he can score a goal. Johansson did less than nothing in that last game. I mean, it's not like we have a lot of options man. Worst decision in the world leaving god at home. I kind of agree with you, but I also think that for him to get left out he must have been playing pretty f***ing shitte in the training camp, so it may be more justified than it appears from an outside perspective. Still it is a bit ridiculous to use a formation that relies on a certain type of player when you don't have any backup for that position...

I'll probably just turn it off if it is Wondo up top. Makes no sense to play someone even more limited and who doesn't do s*** in the build up At least he's shown he can score a goal. Johansson did less than nothing in that last game. I mean, it's not like we have a lot of options man.

It's got to be Wondo next time...

In case you were wondering how she looks in a bikini http://coedbc.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/vanessa-huppenkothen-12.jpg

I always just vaguely defined it as "the shitty middle part of the country"

Klinsmann put that down to the aggressive physicality of the ghanaians. If that's the case, we should look a little better against the bunch of sloppy wet Iberian vaginas we'll play on sunday.

That's just crazy, you need to check out some south american television my man. Or just lookup all the milftastic upskirts on youtube.

Over here one of our brilliant pundits broke it down like this: "Messi scored his 2nd world cup goal today, his first since his first world cup goal..."

Now that's a quality post

You don't win a world cup with Julio Cesar

Counterculture, bro

Sad to hear. I remember being blown away by the Japanese women's team at the last women's WC. They played an incredibly technical style.

Wouldn't it be nice to be in that fucking group

including 5-0 against Seattle. whoa

I still remember that goal against Everton all the time. Really a special player.

Like somebody said earlier, if your instinct is to cheat then you're a cheat. The guy spends most of his time trying to con the referee, he's never off the floor, never stops bitching and moaning. He's a cheat, don't see why the instinct argument makes it any better - in fact it makes it worse. I'm only talking about the Ghana game not any other incidents. The reality is if Gyan hadn't bottled the penalty there would be nothing said about it What difference does that make? He did miss the penalty and Suarez celebrated like he'd scored a 40-yarder. The incident and what happened afterwards really weren't in the spirit of the game whatsoever. He celebrated like that because his country had just qualified for a world cup semi final. Qualifying for a world cup semi final is a lot better than scoring a 40 yarder in some meaningless game What I mean is that he celebrated as if he was directly responsible, which he was, but not in a positive way. It was pretty disgusting to watch as a neutral, God knows what Ghana fans must have thought. Fuck Ghana.

It's so sad to see all these good young players either pushed out or wanting out. We really had a chance for something special over the next few years if these guys had gotten a chance to play together (in their actual positions) and gel.