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Created 11th June 2010 @ 21:49
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thats an obvious red card not for the first offense but for stepping on the guy whilst he was down
Lets go Germany o/ These guys are playing awesome football atm. First 4 goals against England and now 3 against Argentina. Not an easy path to glory tbh.
edit: 4-0!
Last edited by Septique,
cmon spain, you’re my only hope
Last edited by Imperium,
Germany deserve to win this WC.
germans play boring footbal with 8ppl at def ;C
it’s like playing with sentries and heavies on turbine
Quoted from dauk
germans play boring footbal with 8ppl at def ;C
it’s like playing with sentries and heavies on turbine
What?
Germany 4-0
: O
BEAST
Its sad how this “playoff tree” goes. Germans have to play against England, Argentina and next probably Spain. The other half isnt nearly as good as this one, where Germany is.
inb4 germany wins wc *dreams*
GO GERMANY :D
Last edited by reactioN,
Quoted from dauk
germans play boring footbal with 8ppl at def ;C
it’s like playing with sentries and heavies on turbine
I have to agree, was pretty boring to look at.
But anyway, Argentina failed to score and that’s what matters in the end. Feel a bit sorry for Messi, should’ve gotten that goal from his last shot.
Deserved win, was boring but they had a good counter attack, they converted Argentina didn’t, i felt sorry for messi as he was the only one able to dribble for more than 40 yards. :D
And this time, the game was justified, least the ref was more neutral and no dirty players :D
Cheers
Byte
Quoted from Septique
Its sad how this “playoff tree” goes. Germans have to play against England, Argentina and next probably Spain. The other half isnt nearly as good as this one, where Germany is.
It would look even had France and Italy played as was expected.
Quoted from Snyyppis
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It would look even had France and Italy played as was expected.
Oh yeah, good point.
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