Uruguay v Ghana

bluebloodinmyveins · July 2, 2010

chicoazul said:
Aye, I well don't.

I meant as to where you live or where you're from. One day here, next day there.

chicoazul said:
Nothing wrong with that mate, if he was a professional fusballer then I would expect him to choose to play for Norn Ireland though. Unlike Desailly.

His sister supports england. Strange family.

chicoazul · July 2, 2010

bluebloodinmyveins said:
I meant as to where you live or where you're from. One day here, next day there.

His sister supports england. Strange family.

I move about man. Interpol have got [Poor language removed] on me.

I hope he shaves his sister's head, perhaps you can suitably influence him. Do they have any pets?

bluebloodinmyveins · July 2, 2010

chicoazul said:
I move about man. Interpol have got [Poor language removed] on me.

I hope he shaves his sister's head, perhaps you can suitably influence him. Do they have any pets?

He's already been influenced by his dad. He has our humour, which gets him into so much trouble with the Englanders. They have a dog i believe.

chicoazul · July 2, 2010

bluebloodinmyveins said:
He's already been influenced by his dad. He has our humour, which gets him into so much trouble with the Englanders. They have a dog i believe.

The Englanders don't like humour, especially if it involves boss rips. The celts are outstanding at boss rips.

bluebloodinmyveins · July 2, 2010

chicoazul said:
The Englanders don't like humour, especially if it involves boss rips. The celts are outstanding at boss rips.

Thats why he gets into so much trouble. Good thing is he fights like we do, so he's usually fine.

Robert Jarvis · July 2, 2010

No matter which team one supports there has to be tougher sanctions for certain goals stopped by deliberate handling. A 1 match ban is not enough for Suarez. Really does his deliberate handling actually equate to two yellows in my book No.

I think it should be that refs actually award the goal as well as sending off the guyilty player. Why should a beaten team be allowed a reprieve as in this case.

And before you all start jumping on me just imagine if that had been an Everton game in the FA cup semi final and we lost out.

chicoazul · July 2, 2010

bluebloodinmyveins said:
Thats why he gets into so much trouble. Good thing is he fights like we do, so he's usually fine.

The Englanders have a brave mouth but don't like the taking the punch thing, like the celticers do. In fact, we don't get going until we take a dig.

bluebloodinmyveins · July 2, 2010

chicoazul said:
The Englanders have a brave mouth but don't like the taking the punch thing, like the celticers do. In fact, we don't get going until we take a dig.

Very true. We finish what they start.

Toffe3m4n · July 2, 2010

I had my doubts about him, but now im certain - Luiz Suarez is a huge prick whom I hope NEVER graces the Premier League EVER.

That said, whoever won tonight was always going to get steamrolled in the semis anyway, Holland or Brazil.

manxtoffee · July 2, 2010

Robert Jarvis said:
No matter which team one supports there has to be tougher sanctions for certain goals stopped by deliberate handling. A 1 match ban is not enough for Suarez. Really does his deliberate handling actually equate to two yellows in my book No.

I think it should be that refs actually award the goal as well as sending off the guyilty player. Why should a beaten team be allowed a reprieve as in this case.

And before you all start jumping on me just imagine if that had been an Everton game in the FA cup semi final and we lost out.

In the same circumstances I think many players would've done the same. We all know it's cheating, but think about it.. Last minute, in extra time, chance to extend to the pen shoot-out, advance to semi.. would you do it? Of course you would.

bluebastardo · July 2, 2010

Wow......... I have to say that was a great game of football and very intense.

I was disappointed that Ghana blew their chance, but to be fair, they did have their chance, and in football, only those that take it when it's offered become champions.

I actually like Forlan, so if he wins it fair play to him, as he has been outstanding both in the Europa cup and indeed the World Cup.

What player wouldn't have sacrificed all for their country in Suarez' position? One minute I'm really feeling for the lad, and then when he was seen celebrating, I'm also thinking at least be gracious about it, but he is just a kid like so many out there, so who can blame him?

Ghana can be proud, as can Africa in providing what has so far been a very enjoyable World Cup, with only our own displays to blight the occasion.

No doubt Davey Moyes will be adding people to his shopping list as usual, as he does like a dark skinned young footballer does Davey.

Kevin Prince Boeteng is only 23 which surprised me I have to say.
Assamoah Gyan only 24.

I don't think either would be the answer to our prayers, but they'd be useful players all the same.

bluebastardo · July 2, 2010

t0ffe3m4n said:
I had my doubts about him, but now im certain - Luiz Suarez is a huge prick whom I hope NEVER graces the Premier League EVER.

That said, whoever won tonight was always going to get steamrolled in the semis anyway, Holland or Brazil.

That's way over the mark mate to be fair. He is probably the best striker in the world on form, and is 23 years old for crying out loud. Natural reaction saved that header, and they were real tears he shed on his way off the pitch. It's not his fault Gyan missed the penalty.