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Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

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    • #47
      Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

      Originally posted by Amy View Post

      Scotland isn't as shoddy at rugby.
      http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugb...sh/8737495.stm


      Head coach Andy Robinson was delighted to see Scotland get the better of Argentina but insists there is room for improvement ahead of the second Test.

      Pumas score 2 tries, Scotland none. Lack of try scoring is continual problem.

      First time the Pumas have ever been beaten at this venue.

      Sorry for posting on this thread, but its our little bit of glory.

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      • #48
        Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

        Actually, it was nice being able to turn on the TV on Saturday morning and be able to watch a decent sport for a change. Shame that Ireland and England both got beaten by the 'B' teams of NZ and Australia (doubly so in Ireland's case as they got smashed). Surprised to see France beaten by South Africa though as I thought they had a good chance in that one.

        The shining beacon was indeed Scotland's excellent win in Argentina. Even NZ, SA and Oz struggle to win tests played there. Scotland are getting there slowly and results seem to be slowly turning for them.

        Back to football (and I admit this is the first time I have looked at this thread due to my complete indifference toward soccer), but I found it lovely to be able to go out to a pub on the weekend and NOT have soccer being forced upon me. Not one of the pubs I was in showed any of the soccer. There is simply no interest in the World Cup whatsoever here lol

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        • #49
          Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

          Of course, no one wants to talk of the Great Britain Rugby League team that smashed the French to pieces 60-6.

          One of my american colleagues at work was at pains to point out that at least Great Britain didn't win.....I had to tell them about the fact that Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were not represented but that Great Britain would thrash them in the Olympic Games in 2012

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          • #50
            Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

            Originally posted by natweststaffmember View Post
            Of course, no one wants to talk of the Great Britain Rugby League team that smashed the French to pieces 60-6.

            One of my american colleagues at work was at pains to point out that at least Great Britain didn't win.....I had to tell them about the fact that Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were not represented but that Great Britain would thrash them in the Olympic Games in 2012

            I admit I don't watch Rugby League as closely as Union, but I think you will find that it was England that thumped France in that game, not GB !!

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            • #51
              Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

              Originally posted by Jester View Post
              I admit I don't watch Rugby League as closely as Union, but I think you will find that it was England that thumped France in that game, not GB !!
              Even better. lol!

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              • #52
                Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                Originally posted by natweststaffmember View Post
                Even better. lol!

                That said, the GB team is predominantly made of up of English players most of the time !!

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                • #53
                  Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                  Netherlands 2 Denmark 0

                  Next match is Cameroon against Japan.....

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                  • #54
                    Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                    Originally posted by Jester View Post
                    That said, the GB team is predominantly made of up of English players most of the time !!
                    Theres no Rugby League in Scotland.

                    You do sometimes get the "odd" player making the "conversion", normally down to money, but they play outside Scotland.

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                    • #55
                      Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                      Originally posted by orc View Post
                      Theres no Rugby League in Scotland.

                      You do sometimes get the "odd" player making the "conversion", normally down to money, but they play outside Scotland.
                      There's no Rugby League played in Ireland either, and Wales have only one team that now plies it's trade in North Wales - close to the Rugby League heartland. However, all three (including Scotland) do have national sides. For obvious reasons, none of them are as powerful as England (as that is where 95% of the Super Leagues teams are), but a lot of the English teams have Irish, Welsh and Scots playing for them.

                      Anyway, enough of this. Whilst an interesting diversion (for me) this is a FOOTBALL thread and as such should not be hijacked by those of us who prefer the oval-ball game.

                      I hereby hand this thread back to the Soccer fans for continued discussion of the World Cup (of which I have not seen a single game LOL).

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                      • #56
                        Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                        Back to the World Cup......Japan 1 Cameroon 0

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                        • #57
                          Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                          Italy 1 Paraguay 1
                          Interesting game last night

                          and

                          New Zealand 1 Slovakia 1

                          Late late equaliser.

                          Currently on ITV1 is Portugal v. Ivory Coast and later is Brazil v. North Korea

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                          • #58
                            Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                            Portugal 0 Ivory Coast 0

                            If you want goals then I suggest you watch the current game on ITV1
                            Brazil against North Korea.....

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                            • #59
                              Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                              Originally posted by natweststaffmember View Post
                              Portugal 0 Ivory Coast 0

                              If you want goals then I suggest you watch the current game on ITV1
                              Brazil against North Korea.....
                              It's nil-nil at half time. I hope you didn't put a bet on it.

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                              • #60
                                Re: Football World Cup 2010 thread---Africa awaits

                                Thank God it is 2-0 now cos otherwise it would have been embarrassing for them....
                                ------------------------------- merged -------------------------------
                                Make that 2-1 to Brazil
                                Last edited by natweststaffmember; 15th June 2010, 20:17:PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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