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Poland! Poland! Oh, :oops: we don't play?
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On 2004-06-14 03:00, Spirit wrote:
Is this thread about soccer or something ? ?
The ball is round and there are 2 goals.
Boniek, Platini, Pele, Maradonna, Socrates, Kempes.......

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Two goals ? I suppose one goal is to win - what's the other ? To be a good sport, play like a gentleman, to be fair and honest ?
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The ball is round and there are 2 goals.
Boniek, Platini, Pele, Maradonna, Socrates, Kenpes.......
Socrates was a philosopher... I didnt know that they played football at his time! :eek:

P.S. I have no idea at all about football, so I may be wrong! :embarassed:
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On 2004-06-14 03:00, Spirit wrote:
Is this thread about soccer or something ? ?
No, we're talking about FOOTBALL.
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Socrates was a philosopher... I didnt know that they played football at his time! :eek:
Don't know about ancient Greeks, but certainly the Romans used to play soccer (football?) with inflated pig stomachs.
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Didnt know that either!...
I thought it was the English who invented football...

Oh well :roll:, "I know only one thing: that I know nothing"
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I thought it was the English who invented football...
We did!!!! And the hovercraft apparently...
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On 2004-06-14 06:25, rodos1979 wrote:

Socrates was a philosopher... I didnt know that they played football at his time! :eek:
hehe, my football-soccer education freezed in the '80 :wink:
Socrates was one of my favourite Brazilian player.
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On 2004-06-14 05:52, Spirit wrote:
Two goals ? I suppose one goal is to win - what's the other ?
The other is for the second goal-keeper* to have an appointment.

*a goal-keeper is the one you give your goal to keep :wink:

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The soccer/football thing reminds me my dissappointment on a hardware store - I supposed I would have found computers there :lol:

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oops!... :embarassed

At "my times", Maradonna was the best player around (although I didnt like him). Argentina, Italy and Holland (Gulit, Van Basten) were the super-powers of football...
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Our best coach Kazimierz Gorski (early '70) was then Panatinaikos's coach :smile:
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samplaire wrote:
Socrates was one of my favourite Brazilian player.
Socrates was clars - smoked 40-a-day, never turned up for practice sessions and was absolutely brilliant!
Spirit wrote:
> Is this thread about soccer or something ?

No, we're talking about FOOTBALL.
:lol:

Well corrected sir! :smile:

As opposed to "American Football" (AKA 'HeadBashHead') and "Aussie Rules Football" (AKA 'Barroom Brawl')

Ah...the beautiful game (which England rather typically threw away in extra time...) *sobs*

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Post by wayne »

On 2004-06-14 08:54, Counterparts wrote:

"Aussie Rules Football" (AKA 'Barroom Brawl')

Settle down, Royston, i'm a little sensitive in this area, what with the Adelaide Crows 14th on the ladder and everything...

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Oh my, Sweden plays its first match tonight aaginst Bulgaria. The air here in Stockholm is basically trembling with excitement. Are there any bulgarians here on the forum? I need someone to throw threats and wild accusations against :wink:

Too bloody annoying with these matches though. I mean, i obviously have to see them all. . . . but how am I going to find time for my recordings? Im supposed to record this female vocalist tomorrow, but we´ll have to try to fit it in between the two matches. . . . .

You should have heard her sigh when I told her about that, hahaha :grin:
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I like soccer. To be more detailed, I like the sport, not the business around it.
the tournament is a great way to bring people from different countries together. They scream, laugh and celebrate together.
I can´t wait for the world championship,though.
We have some matches here in my town then and the city will be full of mad people, I guess.

Personally I think our team will loose tomorrow against the flatlanders.
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Is this tournament more exciting to people here than the Olympics ?
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sportmen are losers. overpaid bimbos. sport fans get bars filed and then musicians can't fucking play. this ought to change big time
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Post by paulrmartin »

On 2004-06-14 06:25, rodos1979 wrote:
The ball is round and there are 2 goals.
Boniek, Platini, Pele, Maradonna, Socrates, Kenpes.......
Socrates was a philosopher... I didnt know that they played football at his time! :eek:

P.S. I have no idea at all about football, so I may be wrong! :embarassed:
Ever watch the game on Monty Python? Archimedes passed the ball to Socrates who scored the winning goal against Germany :lol:
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Post by Nisse »

On 2004-06-14 10:45, Spirit wrote:
Is this tournament more exciting to people here than the Olympics ?

In certain areas, yes I think so. Even though the Olympics is huge too. Football is called the worlds largest sport (and rightly so) and the olympics is basically made up of loads of different sports that many people, including myself, has absolutely no interest in.
Personally I´ll hardly watch the olympics at all. Maybe some of the most exciting parts of athletics if I dont have anything better to do.
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