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Stuart 13-06-2006 14:46

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If you have the red and white face paint, and England get knocked out..

I see France are ready to surrender...

:D

TheDaddy 13-06-2006 14:59

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Apparently Freddie Ljunberg is desperate to beat England so the English players at Arsenal don't take the mick out of him :erm: :confused: with Sol Campbell and Ashley Cole possibly leaving that only leaves young Theo and he needs a note from his mum before he can play.

pedantic 13-06-2006 15:00

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I see those "efficient" Germans, just played the South Korea national anthem "twice", instead of the Togo anthem straight after the Korean one.

Vorsprung Durch Technik :D

Legendary_PSR 13-06-2006 15:52

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some good stuff being said :)

gazzae 13-06-2006 16:55

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Got these from another site...

Canadian TV
Anchorman: "Craig, how will the Mexican goalkeeper approach this game, given what's happened to him this week?"
Craig Forrest: "Well, his father passed away on Thursday - he'll be disappointed with that..."


From ABC's commentary of England v Paraguay:
"There can't be a player with more hype surrounding them than Michael Beckham."

danielf 13-06-2006 17:10

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What was the name of that lunatic Mexican(?) goalkeeper again that jumped up and backheeled the ball instead of just catching a, a few world cups ago?

Nugget 13-06-2006 17:18

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What was the name of that lunatic Mexican(?) goalkeeper again that jumped up and backheeled the ball instead of just catching a, a few world cups ago?

That was Rene Higuita, matey :)

EDIT: Oh, and he was Columbian :)

DOUBLE EDIT: Oh, and I think the scorpion kick was against England in a friendly :)

gazzae 13-06-2006 17:20

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Sure was...

http://www.thefa.com/England/SeniorT...ombia_1995.htm

danielf 13-06-2006 17:29

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That's the one ;) Classic, but complete lunacy.

Nugget 13-06-2006 17:33

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Out of interest, Higuita actually went on some sort of celebrity makeover show in Columbia, which has radically altered his appearance. Apologies for the really small picture, but it was only one I could find that showed him before and after :)

gazzae 13-06-2006 17:36

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Didn't he also end up in Jail after being caught working for Pablo Escobar.

Nugget 13-06-2006 17:42

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Didn't he also end up in Jail after being caught working for Pablo Escobar.

Yup:

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Originally Posted by The Guardian Online 21/04/2000
In Colombia footballers have even managed to find themselves on the wrong side of the law in kidnap cases. The national team's former goalkeeper, Rene Higuita, spent six months in jail after being accused of acting as an intermediary in the kidnap of the daughter of a drug baron, Carlos Molina, by another drug baron, Pablo Escobar


iadom 13-06-2006 17:52

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Commentating classic from Dion Dublin during the Mexico v Iran game on Radio 5 Live, "He's given away a corner, but rather a corner than a goal at this stage." :disturbd: :D

TheDaddy 13-06-2006 18:41

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Didn't he also end up in Jail after being caught working for Pablo Escobar.

I think he also played midfield for his club team when the mood took him :erm:

danielf 13-06-2006 19:13

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Yup:

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Originally Posted by The Guardian Online 21/04/2000
In Colombia footballers have even managed to find themselves on the wrong side of the law in kidnap cases. The national team's former goalkeeper, Rene Higuita, spent six months in jail after being accused of acting as an intermediary in the kidnap of the daughter of a drug baron, Carlos Molina, by another drug baron, Pablo Escobar

In Columbia footballers are even known to get killed for scoring an own goal in the world cup... :rolleyes:


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