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Woodstock
12-06-2006, 01:41 PM
It's going to be a Brazil v Argentina World Cup final - that much we already know, but spare a thought for the underdogs out there. The ones who travelled to Germany and booked themselves into the plushest hotel in the region for four weeks and not two, firmly believing that they shall be the ones lifting that wonderful golden phallus come July...

It's a poll, and just so everybody can distinguish the clairvoyants from the extreme optimists here on this forum, i have activated the name source option...so you'll either be mildly embarassed or held in high esteem for your great foresight...could go either way. Multiple voting if required.

:bag: :yahoo:

Coastie
14-06-2006, 09:38 AM
I rather liked the look of the Ivory Coast during their first match. I think they played well and showed that some of their players are more than a little talented!

Patsy
15-06-2006, 09:31 AM
I've plumped for them too, Coaster. Mainly because I know a few of them already play top flight club football.

Woodstock
22-06-2006, 08:12 AM
And what is this?...what is this?...we have three...four...five fallers at the first hurdle!...and Mexico are...n't...one of them...Mexico haven't fallen...they haven't fallen...Mexico still going strong...:eat:

Woodstock
23-06-2006, 06:40 PM
...and what's this?...what's this?...Ghana and Australia are coming back strong. This is by no means a three-horse (Ecuador, Mexico, South Korea) race...:eat:

Well forecast Hayd, Maxine.:applause:

Woodstock
24-06-2006, 05:33 PM
Hard lines Floop and Dolly - your mares ran out of steam i guess. I can see another three falling at the next hurdle...

The hurdle is fearsomely known as 'Argentina', and the poor little 'hoss with the sombrero' who has the unenviable task of having to overcome it before anyone else has a bash is known as 'Mexico'...

...poor poor mare...that's sporting cruelty if ever there was some...:ill:

Haydon
25-06-2006, 09:18 AM
Only just though.

Here come the Aussies!

Woodstock
25-06-2006, 11:26 AM
crikey!, that was closer than i thought it would be - such a dogged attempt to overcome such a massive hurdle...

The remaining riders and the hurdles which they must overcome are as follows...

/\ <--- a symbolic but crummy representation of a hurdle

Aondeag/Northern Angel
>>>Ecuador>>>...................../\ England

Maxine
>>>Ghana>>>.................................................. ./\ Brazil

Haydon
>>>Australia>>>................................................/\ Italy

It's not going to be easy, and the likelihood is they shall bravely fall in the manner that Mexico did last night...:good:

Haydon
27-06-2006, 11:09 AM
arghhh damn referee. The Aussies should have won!

Woodstock
27-06-2006, 11:18 AM
arghhh damn referee. The Aussies should have won!

not to worry - it was every bit as brave a fall as Mexico's was!

...now it's Maxine out there all on her own...the race is yours to lose! (unfortunately it's going to be easier to lose than to win):ill:

Bella
27-06-2006, 01:22 PM
arghhh damn referee. The Aussies should have won!


No way was that a penatly! I think the referee just couldn't face another 30 minutes of running around the pitch and his wife had already called him on the mobile to tell him dinner was ready! I felt gutted for the Aussies as they played brilliantly against the mighty Italians.

Looking forward to Argentina v Germany, I reckon the winner of that game will win the World Cup.

Woodstock
27-06-2006, 11:08 PM
No way was that a penatly!

It soo was a penalty...

Did you not see his arm slide suspiciously backwards as the eye-tie tried to pass??:sly:

...not the referees fault...:eat:

Bella
28-06-2006, 12:33 PM
It soo was a penalty...

Did you not see his arm slide suspiciously backwards as the eye-tie tried to pass??:sly:

...not the referees fault...:eat:


Was not!! Now the Croatian doing a rugby tackle on Mark Vaduka was most certainly a penalty but the referee was blind to that one!

Eye-tie.........is that allowed? :mellow:

Slipper
28-06-2006, 12:43 PM
spare a thought for the underdogs out there. The ones who travelled to Germany and booked themselves into the plushest hotel in the region for four weeks and not two, firmly believing that they shall be the ones lifting that wonderful golden phallus come July...


Stockie

I haven't voted because you missed off Inggerrr-land

Woodstock
28-06-2006, 03:08 PM
Stockie

I haven't voted because you missed off Inggerrr-land

...now now!...you ought to know we are categorized as 'less-than-underdogs'...:eat:

Woodstock
28-06-2006, 03:12 PM
Was not!! Now the Croatian doing a rugby tackle on Mark Vaduka was most certainly a penalty but the referee was blind to that one!

Eye-tie.........is that allowed? :mellow:

:eat:...i dunno!

...but the tame Aussie penalty-claim wasn't, that is for sure...:boxing: