Despite your utter heartlessness, I will now be rooting for the Fourth Reich.Thanas wrote:Serves Boateng right.

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Despite your utter heartlessness, I will now be rooting for the Fourth Reich.Thanas wrote:Serves Boateng right.
To be fair, he HAD to block that shot - even if it meant getting a red card.Gil Hamilton wrote:That was... ah! Ghana has no one to blame, since the Uruguayan player HANDED them that goal kick on a platter and Gyan messed it up. Ouch.
Sorry, still bitter about that foul.Havok wrote:Despite your utter heartlessness, I will now be rooting for the Fourth Reich.Thanas wrote:Serves Boateng right.
I have. England-Germany, Euro 1996.Edi wrote:I have never seen a football match like that, especially the ending. And I suspect I won't again in my lifetime. This game will go down on record as one that will be talked about for a long time to come.
A.C. Milan vs Liverpool, Istanbul 2005.Thanas wrote:I have. England-Germany, Euro 1996.Edi wrote:I have never seen a football match like that, especially the ending. And I suspect I won't again in my lifetime. This game will go down on record as one that will be talked about for a long time to come.
West Ham United vs Liverpool, Cardiff 2006. The Miracle of Istanbul will always be better remembered, but I think that cup final was the better match.Crown wrote:A.C. Milan vs Liverpool, Istanbul 2005.
Stevie's goal on the 91st minute was a screamer... Have you heard Rafa's interview on that? It's hilarious, he tells you everything that West Ham did wrong that led to the ball being set of Stevie.Captain Seafort wrote:West Ham United vs Liverpool, Cardiff 2006. The Miracle of Istanbul will always be better remembered, but I think that cup final was the better match.Crown wrote:A.C. Milan vs Liverpool, Istanbul 2005.
I don't think I've seen that. I do remember reading Stevie's explanation of that goal - he was suffering from cramp, so rather than try (and fail) to control the ball properly he just let rip at it. Result: the best goal I've seen in my life.Crown wrote:Stevie's goal on the 91st minute was a screamer... Have you heard Rafa's interview on that? It's hilarious, he tells you everything that West Ham did wrong that led to the ball being set of Stevie.
I love it how you assume that most teams are privately owned and that most teams need private ownership to make money. As far as I can tell all that private ownership has done in the EPL is vastly inflate player prices whilst destroying the financial viability of clubs as their owners saddle them with massive debts. The idea that if you banned private ownership and made teams pay players from their actual income wages would drop to that of a janitor is almost as funny as the idea that people playing sport for passion, not a paycheck, is unheard of.Havok wrote:That is the dumbest thing I have heard in this thread. Of course it is a profit making operation. Do you really think grown men buy football teams to just win football games? Do you think if these guys got paid what say... a janitor makes they would dedicate their lives to playing football? Of course not.Fingolfin_Noldor wrote:Blatter and FIFA are in serious need of cleaning house anyway. Corruption is endemic, and FIFA has turned into a profit making operation rather than one that facillitates football.
It will facilitate football as long as football makes it money and no longer.