Tuesday 29 June 2010

The Motto Of This World Cup



I can't stop laughing!

7 comments:

  1. Classic! We're at that stage where we have to laugh or else we'll cry.

    And with the Spain - Portugal game tonight, you'll probably need something like that to distract you.

    Let's hope it's a good game. And good luck. If games were played on paper, Spain would win it. Unfortunately they don't play on paper, but Spain should still win.

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  2. I'm not sure about winning tonight... It was hard enough against Honduras and Chile...

    I reckon that the weird 4-3-3 Spain is playing is totally wrong, because there are 2 defensive midfielders, and Xavi ha to play almost up front. I really hope Alonso is injured today and Fabregas plays instead, and there's the possibility of a real 4-3-3 (almost formed by Barcelona or Barcelona-raised players).

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  3. Jaime, you can breathe now! Shame about the silly red card behaviour but the victory was deserved.

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  4. I did suffer a lot... I hope Paraguay gives us some peace time! I was amazed by Llorente: he was brilliant the 25 minutes he played!

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  5. Lloyds bank in Llangollen will have noticed the sudden appearance of players whose names start with two Ls. Llorente and Lloris. Up till now I'd always thought of the double-ell as being a Welsh affliction.

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  6. Good to see that Spain's Premier League stars are also having a Torres time.

    So many of the EPL's biggest names have flopped so far:

    Rooney
    Lampard
    Gerrard
    Terry ... and the rest
    Torres
    Fabregas (benchwarming flop)
    Ronaldo (ex PL)
    Yakubu
    Evra
    Anelka

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  7. Fábregas wasn't that bad when he played, back in the Pleistocen of the World Cup. I hope he gets some more minutes...

    You've forgotten Reina and Arbeloa (also in the bench) for Spain and Cahill, putting a random example.

    But, who is actually playing real good? Messi? Ozil? Villa? That previously-unknown Slovak whose name is still unknown for the 90 % of the world?

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