The Live In Running World Cup Thread for After Hours.

prinz

Mick Daly wrote: »

and a hairy auld cock between her legs!

Not quite

lucozader

johnny giles asked about interview with capello

Johnny "the girl interviewing was very attractive"

top notch analysis from johnny as usual

bonerm

lucozader wrote: »

johnny giles asked about interview with capello

Johnny "the girl interviewing was very attractive"

top notch analysis from johnny as usual

Good old Giles. Always has an eye for the ladies.

AnonoBoy

bonerm wrote: »

Good old Giles. Always has an eye for the ladies.

I saw a documentary once about the time Gilesy, Jack Charlton and Mick McCarthy were coaching a women's team in Italy. It was shown a lot, you must have seen it.

fonecrusher1

Mick Daly wrote: »

Dunphy is right. I hear that the scum on BBC were chatting up the team as usual. They can never critiscise themselves. They had a poor game.

Millner was useless. Normally he's grand for his club but for England he was shíte. He was petrified and was tiring himself out and not getting anything out of it. He didn't make a good pass except for the goal.

Defoe was probably their best player. Rooney was useless tonight again. Lampard and Gerrard just don't work and it remains that Capello is afraid to leave out one of those two BIG names out of the team. They're "world class" so they must be in the team. :rolleyes:

Dunphy is right and isn't afraid to speak his mind compared to that tripe on the BBC.

Dunphy said defoe didn't have a good game? He's talking utter sh!te. He scored the winner & was probably the most dangerous player in the england side today. I still think millner although visibly nervous put in a huge effort IMO.

Agree with you on the overly-positive bbc reaction to the game. Cringe-worthy, i can imagine as soon as the post-game coverage went off air they probably all had a good laugh & agreed england are fcuked.

K-9

lucozader wrote: »

johnny giles asked about interview with capello

Johnny "the girl interviewing was very attractive"

top notch analysis from johnny as usual

The shackles are off.

bonerm

AnonoBoy wrote: »

I saw a documentary once about the time Gilesy, Jack Charlton and Mick McCarthy were coaching a women's team in Italy. It was shown a lot, you must have seen it.

Probably.

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bonerm wrote: »

Good old Giles. Always has an eye for the ladies.

I've an eye for the ladies too, I call it my 'Jap eye'

Sonnenblumen

Credit due to England on reaching the knock-out stages. Painful displays but improving and it's results that count.

Only downside it gives more time for more moaners to make the more than usual moanful predictions.

Pherekydes

Interesting first tonight: brothers face each other in a world cup tie.

I'm going to predict two from Ghana, Germany and Serbia to go through.

My name is URL

Sonnenblumen wrote: »

Only downside it gives more time for more moaners to make the more than usual moanful predictions.

Self-fulfilling prophecy much?

bonerm

Pherekydes wrote: »

Interesting first tonight: brothers face each other in a world cup tie.

With John Terry around this might become a more common occurance in future generations.

prinz

Bzzzzzzzzrrrrrzzzzzzzzrzrzrzrzrzrzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Deutschland!!

3-1 to Germany for me.

prinz

I see Bill has been reading the inside of a packet of mints again.:pac:

Super-Rush

Pherekydes wrote: »

Interesting first tonight: brothers face each other in a world cup tie.

I'm going to predict two from Ghana, Germany and Serbia to go through.

Who?

prinz

super-rush wrote: »

Who?

Jerome Boateng (Ger) Kevin Prince Boateng (Gha) half brothers. They said there on the RTE panel that they aren't on speaking terms because of the Ballack injury.

Kevin played for Germany too underage.

bonerm

super-rush wrote: »

Who?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A9r%C3%B4me_Boateng

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin-Prince_Boateng

alwaysadub

C'mon ze Germans

prinz

Podolski to bag a couple of goals.

SeaFields

indeed you are correct....come on ze germans

prinz

super-rush wrote: »

Who?

I was tempted to say Schweinsteiger and Asamoah.:pac:

Super-Rush

prinz wrote: »

I was tempted to say Schweinsteiger and Asamoah.:pac:

Brother from another mother?

starbelgrade

Brady: "I think Torres is the best centre forward in world football."

Bill: "Hmm, would you go along with that, John?"

Giles: "Nah, I think Messi, Bill. I think Messi has the lot."

Brady: "Messi's not a centre forward, John."

Giles: "Well he is."

Brady: "No - Higuain was centre forward for Argentina."

Giles: "Well, I accept he's not a centre forward... in the accepted sense."

starbelgrade

The Serbs are playing really well. If they beat the aussies & the Ghana vs Germany game ends in a draw, they'll top the group.

SIX PACK

ejmaztec wrote: »

The England team will soon follow the French, and drop their manager off in Italy en route.

You reckon?

PeterIanStaker

German friend of mine reckons the team is jinxed because their playing in their away jerseys!

SIX PACK

just-joe wrote: »

England are through, hurray!

Here here. & for all the anti English football fans who have no problem wearing an English Club Jersey. Cop yourselves On + grow a Brain...

starbelgrade

PeterIanStaker wrote: »

German friend of mine reckons the team is jinxed because their playing in their away jerseys!

You should remind him that when they played at home in the last World Cup, it didn't do them much good either.

starbelgrade

SIX PACK wrote: »

Here here. & for all the anti English football fans who have no problem wearing an English Club Jersey. Cop yourselves On + grow a Brain...

I support Man Utd, but I only cheer when their Irish players have the ball.

SIX PACK

starbelgrade wrote: »

I support Man Utd, but I only cheer when their Irish players have the ball.

I never heard such rubbish. I think you need an Eamon Dunphy John Giles Lecture.

What about Irish players in other English clubs are they worth your cheer?