Wednesday, June 14, 2006
World Cup
So...does the World Cup suck so far or what. I'm pretty disappointed, I have to say.
Comments:
Yeah, instead of professional players, why don't we get the masses to run about on the pitch and see if they score a goal. We could call it Net 2.0.
# // Mark Devlin // 4:22 PM
Dude,
I'm not sure if that's a dig or a joke...
But it's pretty funny either way :)
It's always like this in the early going. You'll see, it will get better.
Eh, what world cup have you been watching? Precisely which game sucked? The only thing I can think of its the USA's drubbing by Czech and France v Switzerland...theres been *loads* of great games - particularly Argentina vs Ivory Coast, Angola vs Portugal, Spain vs Ukraine.
The less time you're watching the World Cup, the more time you have to write more of the mind-stretching posts I enjoy reading! Thanks in advance. :->
# // Rohan Jayasekera // 10:27 PM
Hey John, you need to add Australia vs Japan to your list of great-games-so-far, Umair, yeah what world cup have you been watching? Even the opener was good...
Lindon
# // Anonymous // 12:46 AM
Hey Guys,
I dunno, I just feel like the small teams aren't really going for the jugular (and in general people are playing *really* defensively) - at least in the 3 or 4 matches I've seen (germany/poland, brazil/croatia, argentina/ivory coast, iran/somebody).
But I'm looking fwd to today's matches quite a bit... :)
its awsome and it only gets better....
# // marks ramblings // 4:57 AM
This is just the warm up baby, the next round is knock-out time....
I love watching Ghana play; I'm looking forward to their match-up against Brasil.
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