World Cup Soccer
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World Cup Soccer
Ok, Are you guys getting primed for 2006 World Cup?
If you live in Europe, are you planning on going? Or will you be glued to the TV for 2 weeks?
Is your Country in it?
Do you care?
I wish I could go, but I have to study
Australia isn't in it - we have to go through a wildcard entry through South America, and we always happen to get beaten by them...
Can't wait though.
If you live in Europe, are you planning on going? Or will you be glued to the TV for 2 weeks?
Is your Country in it?
Do you care?
I wish I could go, but I have to study
Australia isn't in it - we have to go through a wildcard entry through South America, and we always happen to get beaten by them...
Can't wait though.
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Same here, I can hardly wait
I reckon club soccer is a bit better than the world cup and that also can be a cruel game sometimes
I follow Arsenal because I love the way they play
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I reckon club soccer is a bit better than the world cup and that also can be a cruel game sometimes
I follow Arsenal because I love the way they play
Cheers
(oh my god its my second post already)!
))))))
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I like club soccer as well, but due to the time difference I find it a little hard to follow it that well (I am a Arsenal fan as well!!!).
I do enjoy it how sometimes the underdogs can get through (Korea last World cup...), but like you said, it can be cruel.
Anyhow, see you around...
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I like club soccer as well, but due to the time difference I find it a little hard to follow it that well (I am a Arsenal fan as well!!!).
I do enjoy it how sometimes the underdogs can get through (Korea last World cup...), but like you said, it can be cruel.
Anyhow, see you around...
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Originally Posted by BigF350
Australia isn't in it - we have to go through a wildcard entry through South America, and we always happen to get beaten by them...
Australia managed to beat Uruguay in a penalty shoot out...
Was a nail biting 2 matches.
We are in the world cup for the 2nd time in history YAY
Managing to get there by beating another country that has been to the world cup 10 times, and won it twice just makes sweeter.
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Nah, we almost got there, but at the end we fell... still the Fifa and various managers said our team was the fastest improving one worlwide... but i´m sad... we´ll have to wait anoooother 4 years 
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Thats no good at all.
Is Venezuela as soccer "mad" as the rest of South America?
I actually kind of feel sorry for Uruguay, soccer could be qualified as a religion there.
Is Venezuela as soccer "mad" as the rest of South America?
I actually kind of feel sorry for Uruguay, soccer could be qualified as a religion there.
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Lately people has become football mad around here, and there are also big colonies of italians, portuguese and spanions in Venezuela so they all support those teams so there are big parties and celebrations all around, really nice, also we support other south american teams, mostly Brazil and a little later Argentina.
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That pool is very strong... but at least you don't have to play Brazil...
Thats AFL (Australian rules)...
Originally Posted by soondg
What's soccer? Isn't that the training grounds for NFL kickers?