OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
Come on boys, I know there are quite a few Portuguese out there, and yes a few Alonso's fellow countrymen too...
So we have an appointment this afternoon, guys, how it will be?
I'll say Spain 3 - Portugal -1
I see start the thread a bit late, not sure how many Saudii we have here, but surely I know there are a good bunch of Russians, so congratulations for your yestarday victory!
I leave for you the comments on Spain's recent coach switch... er, not that I am short of an opinion, either!
Coem on germans, italians, english, dutch, brazilians, french, irish, dans, etc of which I know a few of each, let's have a nice Cup thread
So we have an appointment this afternoon, guys, how it will be?
I'll say Spain 3 - Portugal -1
I see start the thread a bit late, not sure how many Saudii we have here, but surely I know there are a good bunch of Russians, so congratulations for your yestarday victory!
I leave for you the comments on Spain's recent coach switch... er, not that I am short of an opinion, either!
Coem on germans, italians, english, dutch, brazilians, french, irish, dans, etc of which I know a few of each, let's have a nice Cup thread
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Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
ups....you accidently switched numbers there, probably Spain 1 - Portugal -3.
But I guess no matter how they play Spain and Portugal will win their group. I'm really excited to see germany play on sunday. I try to watch as much as possible. I have the livestream running in the office all the time.
I'm no big football fan but I love Woldcups ans Euros.
I hope we will play against Brazil again. But I guess the Brazilian team has to visit a psychiatrist before the game
No let the games begin...olé olé
But I guess no matter how they play Spain and Portugal will win their group. I'm really excited to see germany play on sunday. I try to watch as much as possible. I have the livestream running in the office all the time.
I'm no big football fan but I love Woldcups ans Euros.
I hope we will play against Brazil again. But I guess the Brazilian team has to visit a psychiatrist before the game
No let the games begin...olé olé
Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
No reason to, being Dutch.
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Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
F1 is all I watch. Seriously.
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Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
I don't watch sport. Not even motor racing. To boring. I haven't seen a complete football match since the semi final and final in the 2010 world championship. I happened to be in Spain at the time and thought that it would be interesting to watch them at the local bar to see the reactions.
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Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
Same here, BUT I also watch Le Mans... no interest in Football at all.turboF1 wrote:F1 is all I watch. Seriously.
I've always believed that you should never, ever give up and you should always keep fighting, even when there's only a slightest chance.
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Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
Although being Brazilian, I would rather follow the RUGBY WORLD CUP or the Volvo Ocean Race.
Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
Hahah! Thanks also to those not willing to watch it, for answering
But don't be mistaken, guys, there'll be some footballers here.
Orso, you must have had a good serving of reactions, then!
Moskie oops sorry I forgot! nevertheless, ducth like good football usuall, right?
Daniel, nope, I think I wrote it right but then you're right: it's 1-3, as officially Spain plays as visitor! Germany will also be interesting to watch. And quite a fearsome rival.
Anyway, I face this World Cup with Vettel's sentence still fresh: "Boring, F1? wait for the World Cup"
OK, now let's watch some ball playing...
But don't be mistaken, guys, there'll be some footballers here.
Orso, you must have had a good serving of reactions, then!
Moskie oops sorry I forgot! nevertheless, ducth like good football usuall, right?
Daniel, nope, I think I wrote it right but then you're right: it's 1-3, as officially Spain plays as visitor! Germany will also be interesting to watch. And quite a fearsome rival.
Anyway, I face this World Cup with Vettel's sentence still fresh: "Boring, F1? wait for the World Cup"
OK, now let's watch some ball playing...
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Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
Sorry James but I think it will be a Portuguese win this afternoon.
Seriously, Portugal x Spain sounds the World Cup match, pity it is too early on.
Cheers all football fans around,
Starr
Seriously, Portugal x Spain sounds the World Cup match, pity it is too early on.
Cheers all football fans around,
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Re: OK, anyone to follow the FOOTBALL World Cup?
Me too !turboF1 wrote:F1 is all I watch. Seriously.