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    Default Better things to do than watching the FIFA World Cup

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8zyg8CiFIo

    by the way, is a one-all draw playing Holland in a friendly a good thing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sooky-la
    is a one-all draw playing Holland in a friendly a good thing?
    ask Sturdee
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    Quote Originally Posted by bitingmidge
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8zyg8CiFIo

    by the way, is a one-all draw playing Holland in a friendly a good thing?

    cheers,

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    A good thing for what?

    All that running around cant be good for the planet, then theres the electrons burnt to broadcast/watch it, and the petrol for the mower to mow the grass.

    Better stop them now before the planet goes toes up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    Better stop them now before the planet goes toes up.
    I see what you mean now that I've thought about it some more. If ten players on the field start doubling in number every year, it's really only half the season before they've got enough to start playing AFL.........

    Cheers,

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    Why did you make me watch that? I've only got a slow connection you know and things like that clog up bandwidth I should be using for more important things. Yes, more important things...
    "I don't practice what I preach because I'm not the kind of person I'm preaching to."

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    Quote Originally Posted by silentC
    Why did you make me watch that?
    So that in future you can make an informed choice.

    (Always looking after the underdog, that's me)

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    So you did it because I'm an uninformed underdog? Well, thanks. I think...
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    Only a few more days to go. Woohaa.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bitingmidge
    I see what you mean now that I've thought about it some more. If ten players on the field start doubling in number every year, it's really only half the season before they've got enough to start playing AFL.........

    Cheers,

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    We had a poodle called Fifi
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iain
    We had a poodle called Fifi
    Some manner of hijack, Iain? I'll go along with you.....

    Well I'm terribly sorry to hear that. The poodle bit, I mean.

    I met a bloke on the weekend who calls himself Muffi. Didn't look like a 'Muffi' to me. Looked more like a 'Mad Dog'.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DanP
    ask Sturdee
    Waste of time in my opinion.

    Why anyone would want to engage in any sport that involves a ball, be it kicking, throwing, hitting or cathing it, is beyond me. And watching others do it is even more silly.

    Anyway in this case it was just match practice, no one played their best or their critical players and it wasn't the Netherland's best team. So what does it matter.

    The only good thing about the World's soccer cup is that there is no scalping of spectator tickets, something we could learn about.


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    Different team and different class. If Schwarzer didn’t make several great saves, the score would have been 4-1 or 5-1 to Holland.

    No really took it seriously but a few of Dutch players were injured because of the friendly tackles from the socceroos - absolutely unnecessary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Felder
    I met a bloke on the weekend who calls himself Muffi.
    I also met a bloke who called himself "Wongo". Funny sort of a chap. Everyone was complaining about how cold it was and this fellow was gadding about in shorts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturdee
    The only good thing about the World's soccer cup is that there is no scalping of spectator tickets, something we could learn about.
    That's because they are priced way out of the average scalpers' league!

    A mate of mine is going to five matches in the finals series (not the grand final) and paid...

    $1,800AUD for his seat in one of them. :eek: :eek: :eek:

    So far the scalpers prices for the tests are only $600

    Cheers,

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