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adzii_nufc 26-06-2018 19:41

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Aye, sadly Argentina finally turned up.

denphone 26-06-2018 19:42

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35951976)
Aye, sadly Argentina finally turned up.

Nigeria lack nous and knowhow sadly as they don't seem to have a clue how to get at this average pedestrian Argentinian defence.

adzii_nufc 26-06-2018 20:11

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For the love of God man stop grabbing people in the box.

denphone 26-06-2018 20:12

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35951983)
For the love of God man stop grabbing people in the box.

A clear penalty for me.

iadom 26-06-2018 20:15

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I feel a Rattin moment coming for Argentina.;)

adzii_nufc 26-06-2018 20:31

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It's a rare thing to give credit for referee's at this world cup. It's become next to ridiculous in leagues around the world. However Argentina have been here the same amount time as everyone else. They've seen it punished so Mascherano has made a right arse of it.

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I feel like Shola Ameobi would've buried Argentina by now. :shocked:

TheDaddy 26-06-2018 20:32

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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35951947)

But did say Smith and Carlos were wrong to make their protest, I never knew about the salute thing, I have seen pictures of the British team doing though iirc

adzii_nufc 26-06-2018 20:52

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
Shola would definitely have scored that. But absolute proof that the official's in the VAR seats haven't a clue. A good VAR call by the ref to balance it out.

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Good to see Diego Maradona is still a bellend.

I have no idea what I'm watching. It's 2018 and Argentina are scraping through into the knockout stages of a world cup with their coaches nearly encroaching onto the field screaming at the referee to blow a whistle followed by players celebrating like they've won the entire thing.

I'd be beyond embarrassed if England went on that ridiculous. I couldn't stand losing to an Argentina side like this, hopefully France give them a decent hammering.

iadom 26-06-2018 21:00

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I’ll bet France are already making plans for the quarterfinals.

adzii_nufc 26-06-2018 21:04

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I hope they bring a bag of white narcotics and a quarter pounder to keep Diego's arse on his seat.

adzii_nufc 27-06-2018 17:45

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35951970)
I'd like Argentina to go out. Its one of the most open world cups I've been alive to see, I feel like a few teams have very decent shouts at this tournament including England. Is there going to be a better chance in a while?

To echo it, that's Germany out. A shock yes but hardly as massive as its made to be, the same thing literally happened to Spain, except Spain won the Euros and were actually a better bet than Germany here. Again its an open tournament this. I'm not entirely sure why Germany were favourites. A lot changes in four years and they didn't win the Euros either. I commonly have no hope for England but christ dare I dream. If we put a good showing in against Belgium...

Wonder if South Korea are match fixing again.

More Jargon though, you'd have to head back to 1962 to find the last back to back world cup winners which were Brazil. The other team to complete the feat being Italy. That's the FIFA World Cup. The 'Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy' is often considered the first world cup and was won on both occasions by a team of miners from Country Durham. Sadly the original trophy was stolen some years ago and was never recovered. An exact copy was commissioned but it's still not the same when you regard it as a piece of history. As time went on however and the introduction of the FIFA World Cup we know today it's now being given the fair assessment that the Sir Thomas Lipton tournament was more comparable to the inter City fairs Cup.

Hom3r 27-06-2018 19:27

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I heard cheers at work when the 1st South Korean goal went in, and when Son scored his :D

So at 5pm like Germany I was going home :D

Now lets see Brazil follow them, even though I have them in the works sweepstake.

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Oh yeah.

DON'T MENTION THE VAR :D

denphone 27-06-2018 19:45

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We were just making our way back to the car when l checked the latest score on the mobile and all l can say a lovely day out just got that little bit better.:D:D

iadom 27-06-2018 20:08

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Question is, how many of you know what Thomas Lipton was famous for without resorting to Google? :)

TheDaddy 28-06-2018 00:29

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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35952150)
Question is, how many of you know what Thomas Lipton was famous for without resorting to Google? :)

Is it tea :confused:


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