Mine:
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
Mine:
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 12:24:28 PM UTC-5, alka...@hotmail.com wrote:You don't like jogo bonito?
Mine:I used to be a pretty intense Ronaldo-hater, but I guess that his time at Juve has mellowed me a bit. I am a bit sad that his career is winding down in this way. Hopefully he'll have the good sense of calling it quits after the WC.
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
As for your question, I am always anti-Brazil
1) USA crashes out again. (Biggest waste of time in the tournament, even more so than England.)
Mike
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 6:51:51 PM UTC, Michael Falkner wrote:
1) USA crashes out again. (Biggest waste of time in the tournament, even more so than England.)
Any team participating in this Desert World Cup Christmas Special is as guilty as each other, so I want them all to Lose! Well, apart from Cameroon, Portugal, Senegal and Wales!
Mine:
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 12:24:28 PM UTC-5, alka...@hotmail.com wrote:
Mine:I used to be a pretty intense Ronaldo-hater, but I guess that his time at Juve has mellowed me a bit. I am a bit sad that his career is winding down in this way. Hopefully he'll have the good sense of calling it quits after the WC.
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
As for your question, I am always anti-Brazil
Alkamista escreveu:
Mine:Mine are almost the same. I'll just change "Ronaldo" to "Neymar" in point #2. It would be nice if
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
he failed to break Pelé's scoring record for Brasil.
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 11:24:28 AM UTC-6, alka...@hotmail.com wrote:
Mine:Mpabbe goes scoreless too? For the shit he is pulling with PSG!
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
Mine:
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
Mine:
1) Qatar to go pointless in the group stage.
2) Ronaldo, i.e. football's Donald Trump, to go scoreless.
Mubarak Kas Alealam! (Happy World Cup!)
I for one think this will be an interesting Cup. And probably quite unique, it will be a long time before another arab country hosts it. (Possibly never, given what happens in the world these days.) In any case many of us won't live to see it even ifit does happen again.
As I think I said before, I don't care much about the human rights hype, it's western-style propaganda exaggeration.
On Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 4:43:07 PM UTC-5, FF wrote:
I for one think this will be an interesting Cup. And probably quite
unique, it will be a long time before another arab country hosts it. (Possibly never, given what happens in the world these days.) In any
case many of us won't live to see it even if it does happen again. As
I think I said before, I don't care much about the human rights hype,
it's western-style propaganda exaggeration.
Agreed. Despite Qatar's abysmal human rights record, this one is a
(very) slippery slope.
Guys, guys.Hristo Stoichkov, Ilhan Mansiz, James Rodriguez, Antoine Griezmann or Denis Cheryshev.
Too much negativity by far in this thread.
Putting all the politics and the admittedly awful timing to one side, we've waited four and a half years for this global festival of football.
This is not the time to take pleasure from another team or player's misfortune, it's a time to be grateful for the feast of football before us. It is a special time which unites not just football fans but more than half of the World's population.
So instead of channeling negative energy toward the 32 teams in this World Cup, let's give them some positive energy. Here's looking forward to this World Cup producing the next Diego Maradona, Gary Lineker, Roger Milla, Jurgen Klinsmann, Romario,
Here's looking forward to this World Cup giving us the next Cameroon 1990, Bulgaria 1994, Brazil 1994, France 1998, Turkey 2002, Italy 2006, Uruguay 2010, Colombia 2014, Germany 2014, Croatia 2018 or Belgium 2018.Bulgaria v Germany 1994, Morocco v Norway 1998, Argentina v England 1998, Brazil v Denmark 1998, Netherlands v Argentina 1998, Brazil v Turkey 2002, Senegal v France 2002, Senegal v Uruguay 2002, South Korea v Italy 2002, Senegal v Turkey 2002, Brazil v
Here's looking forward to this World Cup giving us the next Cameroon v Argentina 1990, West Germany v Holland 1990, Costa Rica v Scotland 1990, England v Cameroon 1990, England v West Germany 1990, Romania v Argentina 1994, Nigeria v Italy 1994,
Mubarak Kas Alealam! (Happy World Cup!)
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 10:52:51 PM UTC, Real Mardin wrote: Although maybe not quite so much if you want a beer at the ground ;)
On Friday, November 18, 2022 at 8:28:45 PM UTC+2, Real Mardin wrote:the QFs onwards, I'm really curious how it will look like.
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 10:52:51 PM UTC, Real Mardin wrote: Although maybe not quite so much if you want a beer at the ground ;)Yes, that's a shame. Especially that it was announced so late. A lot of fans went there without expecting this. They really should sue FIFA for it.
Another point of interest, for me at least, is seeing how the video ref will perform. They've had 4 years now, they cannot claim lack of experience any more. So it's about time we see some impressive results. I'm going to watch hopefully all games from
It doesn't get any more schadenfreude than this, so it probably won't
happen:
Al Kamista wrote:
On Wednesday, November 16, 2022 at 4:43:07 PM UTC-5, FF wrote:
I for one think this will be an interesting Cup. And probably quite unique, it will be a long time before another arab country hosts it. (Possibly never, given what happens in the world these days.) In any case many of us won't live to see it even if it does happen again. As
I think I said before, I don't care much about the human rights hype, it's western-style propaganda exaggeration.
Agreed. Despite Qatar's abysmal human rights record, this one is aFIFA didn't care when they were taking the money... FIFA still don't care
(very) slippery slope.
as they are taking the money... the 32 competing nations don't really care
- but like to pretend they do - because they are taking the money.
I'd be more interested to know what will happen to those big new football stadiums in Qatar when the FIFA circus leaves town! Will they get used or become white elephants?
On Friday, November 18, 2022 at 3:39:40 PM UTC, Blueshirt wrote:
I'd be more interested to know what will happen to those big new
football stadiums in Qatar when the FIFA circus leaves town! Will
they get used or become white elephants?
It’s a good question. Unless Qatar’s next trick is to buy the English Premier League and transfer all the clubs to Qatar it clearly seems
too many stadia for such a small area.
Real Mardin wrote:
On Friday, November 18, 2022 at 3:39:40 PM UTC, Blueshirt wrote:
I'd be more interested to know what will happen to those big new football stadiums in Qatar when the FIFA circus leaves town! Will
they get used or become white elephants?
It’s a good question. Unless Qatar’s next trick is to buy the English Premier League and transfer all the clubs to Qatar it clearly seemsDon't be giving them ideas!!! ;-)
too many stadia for such a small area.
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