Mordack wrote:Nice to see Spain win; as they deserved it. The only team which played real, honest football.
Thats quite a subjective qualification there.
But it was a great match to watch, congrats to both sides.
Mordack wrote:Nice to see Spain win; as they deserved it. The only team which played real, honest football.
Universe wrote:You don't have a case, as Lord Thriller clearly explained.
MajorLeeHurts wrote:^ stole the car and my Booze and my heart * sobs*
Jack wrote: Just wanna be more like you, Master Thriller.
[TL]Brdavs says:
I reckon his mum gonna get him socks and stuff
time for me to step up
keep the childhood rolling
you know its over when you start getting underwear for christmas
I still tear up when I remember when my childhood ended like that
poof
one year legos
next year "brdavs, you`re 23 dont you think youre a bit old for legos now"
brutal I tell you
Mordack wrote:Personally, I am not a huge fan of life. I am of the general opinion that, from start to finish, it's painful and miserable; and that anybody that tells you differently is either trying to have sex with you or sell or you something.
Similarly, I believe that people in general are inherently flawed. Deep down, we are programmed to hurt one another; either physically or emotionally. People are naturally selfish and greedy; governed more by bestial urges than common sense or ethics. Society is a terrible thing, too. The more supposedly civilized we become, the more immorality and decadence become the main staple of our daily diet.
Before Lost concluded, my main flippant excuse for not killing myself was that I wanted to know how it ended. I will get back to you with a new one when I find it.
Mordack wrote:Nice to see Spain win; as they deserved it. The only team which played real, honest football.
GrizzZzzly wrote:A typical Spanish score there. 1:0
Iniesta deserved that goal.
Muller got golden boot!!!
Forlan got best player award. I though maybe Schweinsteiger but fair enough, Forlan did score 5 goals, some really beautiful ones, with a team that was "unlikely" to do well.
Lord Yojimbo wrote:GrizzZzzly wrote:A typical Spanish score there. 1:0
Iniesta deserved that goal.
Muller got golden boot!!!
Forlan got best player award. I though maybe Schweinsteiger but fair enough, Forlan did score 5 goals, some really beautiful ones, with a team that was "unlikely" to do well.
Did he get golden boot? thought he got best young player
Well done spain - stayed true to their philosophy - and delighted that I got the 3rd spot in the GW Well done to the two lads above me - almost had ya jimster except for two poor decisions in the round of 16 and have to say was good fun having debates on footy....Premiership next
Kikaz wrote:Thanks to:
MaYHeM - You guys were the closest thing I've found to family in this game, thanks for giving me a chance and eventually being crazy enough to vote me onto your high council and eventually let me lead you for several months. I had a blast with you guys.
Nigatsu_Aka wrote:Spain was better in the final, they deserved to win, so congrats on that.
Overall, i think that Holland had a better game (except the final and maybe their 2nd match in the group). And I also wanted them to break the record, by winnig all the games in preliminaries and the tournament.
But i'm very disapointed in the refereeing for this final... who the **Filtered** had the ideea to put this stupid englishman (Howard Webb) to lead? He did so many mistakes, so many wrong crads given or not given, fauls committed or not that he didn't sanctioned, wrong offsides, wrong decisions.... he ruined the entire match.
Blatter laments Webb's hard task
(UKPA) – 4 hours ago
FIFA president Sepp Blatter believes referee Howard Webb had a "very hard task" in the World Cup final between Spain and Holland that saw a record 14 yellow cards shown.
In a record for a final, Webb booked 13 different players - John Heitinga was shown two yellows followed by a red - in a fiery encounter that saw Andres Iniesta's extra-time goal secure a 1-0 win for Spain.
Blatter said: "The final was not exactly what I expected in terms of fair play. It's not up to me judge the performances of the officials, I can only say it was a very hard task that the referee trio had on the field of play."
Blatter refused to comment on the rugged approach by Holland, who eventually lost 1-0 in extra time.
He told a news conference in Johannesburg: "Even though I have seen all the irregularities as a spectator, I cannot answer this question as president of FIFA. I could answer it as a fan of football but I am here as president.
"I will not make any comment but we always say football is school of life because it is based on discipline and respect. It's a combat game but in the spirit of fair play.
"You have to learn to win and you have to learn to lose, and should not forget the basis which is discipline and respect."
Blatter was asked whether Webb should have shown a red card to Mark van Bommel and Nigel de Jong, and replied: "In football we have to live with the errors of players, and of referees. I don't think perfection exists in this world."