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Old 14-06-2010, 07:53 AM   #46 (permalink)
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Second match of the day coming up then, looking forward to this one, classic sort of world cup group game.
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Rubbish game until Elia came off the bench. Still, had my 3-1 prediction vindicated when I managed to score 3 pints of Guinness while only conceding 1 trip to the loo.
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The kiss of death if ever I've seen one.

A goal now at least, please God let that kickstart this dire, dire ****ing game.
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The kiss of death if ever I've seen one.

A goal now at least, please God let that kickstart this dire, dire ****ing game.
Why the Euros >>>>> World Cup for me, 2 utterly mediocre sides who have no right calling themselves one of the 32 best teams.
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Meh better than Scotland.
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Old 14-06-2010, 08:52 AM   #52 (permalink)
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The kiss of death if ever I've seen one.

A goal now at least, please God let that kickstart this dire, dire ****ing game.
Yeah, we can hope. Is still a classic! Dire games have always been part of the world cup to be fair.

Is just a shame that the Germans have provided us with the most entertainment so far.
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Why the Euros >>>>> World Cup for me, 2 utterly mediocre sides who have no right calling themselves one of the 32 best teams.
Scotland are just as **** at the Euros tbh.
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Is just a shame that the Germans have provided us with the most entertainment so far.
A match requires two teams to provide entertainment TBF. Credit where credit is due please.
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Not like the European sides have all been great either, did you see Greece for ****s sake?
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That Cameroon keeper looks so cool.
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I've got money on a draw here, so this is killing me. Off the ****ing post!

Come on, Cameroon.
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Wow that goal was so freaking close.
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