lordan wrote:JohnGaunt wrote: and when listening to one of Fish's live albums.as in Marillion/Fish ?
JohnGaunt wrote: and when listening to one of Fish's live albums.
Deadlord39 wrote:Soccer doesn't do much for me. I have the game on (argentina vs. some other minor nation) but I'm working and not paying much attention. I do hope Arg wins though. I believe the team commits mass suicide if they lose, no?
killjoy32 wrote:england beat paraguay 1-0
Xaxaxe wrote:killjoy32 wrote:england beat paraguay 1-0And, technically, didn't even score! Now, that is the way to do it.
Xaxaxe wrote:On England's goal, the last player to touch the ball was from the other side, which normally just goes down as an "own-goal." What Al is saying — and what I missed originally — is that the powers-what-are might still give Beckham credit for scoring the goal.
Xaxaxe wrote:Ah, too bad for Becks ... FIFA took the easy way out:FIFA rules "own goal"Not that he needs my help, but I'm sort of cheering for the guy now. That would be a pretty cool record.
killjoy32 wrote:on an additional note, the newspapers here are slamming the national team as they usually do. think they are even more fickle than i could have ever imagined.amazing really, that they have no concept of how it feels to run around in sweltering, humid, high-temperatures in mid-afternoon. holland visibly wilted yesterday, which was a clear indication of the same thing, but they never ever take that on board.they just sit there and say "oh well you should have played rooney and it would have been ok"feckin poor lad - i can see it coming, they will bow to pressure, play him and first tackle, he will get crocked again.i hate the press sometimes...well most of the time.Al