World Cup 2002
06-21-2002, 08:52 AM
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MechaniX_034:
**Gives soccer a bad name**
Well...tomorrow, DAE HAN MIN GUK!!!!
hehe.. Got 2 Passion Cups in a row. 8 Goals, 3 Posts, 1 Cup. lolQUOTE
Etep:
Thanks a whole bunch man, outta about 50 shots I still came up zip! QUOTE
MechaniX_034:
How the hell does the ball go into the net?!
If you are talking about the computer game, try using only half of the power, aim at the corners, curve only a quarter and keep trying cuz the wind changes and each time the result is different.How the hell does the ball go into the net?!
**Gives soccer a bad name**Well...tomorrow, DAE HAN MIN GUK!!!!
Go Korea!
06-21-2002, 05:17 PM
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Mark D' Shark:
I heard that from the broadcast. I was checking out that too but couldn't find any hard facts. Anyways, there are only 2 games left for them and he is definately gonna miss the next one. I am hoping he only miss one game. QUOTE
Originally posted by Etep:
[QBYep, he is. 2 yellow to a red misses one game. A direct red misses 2 games.
I'm afraid this is not true. I've checked everywhere and no-where does it say that he is going to miss the final game. [QBYep, he is. 2 yellow to a red misses one game. A direct red misses 2 games.
I remember Henry (France) was also sent off by a direct red, by the same ref.
Talks about soccer fans. It was weekday 2:30 afternoon, live broadcast of Brazil vs England, we had this
(Time Square, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong)
06-21-2002, 05:31 PM
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hehe... almost every game Korea plays there are tons of people cheering all over the country.
Sure its not for every game, just Korea, but still. smile.gif
Seoul City Hall is just an example.
Yes... those red things are people in red t-shirts.
Too crowded for me so I just stay home and watch the game on tv.
Sure its not for every game, just Korea, but still. smile.gif
Seoul City Hall is just an example.
Yes... those red things are people in red t-shirts.
Too crowded for me so I just stay home and watch the game on tv.
06-21-2002, 05:46 PM
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SilkySpinZ:
Yeah, that was hilarious... HAHAAH.... forgot to laugh, shut the fvck upQUOTE
Mark D' Shark:
I've never seen so much bitching, crying, moaning and complaining since Drew left for Pittsburgh!
LOL hahahah that was funny!I've never seen so much bitching, crying, moaning and complaining since Drew left for Pittsburgh!
But to keep this topic ON topic...
I'm going to have to say... USA lost to Germany although that was a great game...
and you have to love Korea for their dedication...
06-21-2002, 07:21 PM
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Words from Pele(the greatest soccer player):
FWC: Among the four teams in the quarter-finals who are not the “usual suspects”, Korea, USA, Senegal, Turkey – which one is likely to go the furthest in this FIFA World Cup™?
"I think Korea is the team which can surprise everyone here thanks to their physical condition and to the way they play. I was surprised, because normally when the home team is under a lot of pressure, they make mistakes. But Korea were the opposite. They gained confidence from the crowd, getting stronger and stronger. The team did not care about the pressure. I think Korea is a tough team to beat."
FWC: Among the four teams in the quarter-finals who are not the “usual suspects”, Korea, USA, Senegal, Turkey – which one is likely to go the furthest in this FIFA World Cup™?
"I think Korea is the team which can surprise everyone here thanks to their physical condition and to the way they play. I was surprised, because normally when the home team is under a lot of pressure, they make mistakes. But Korea were the opposite. They gained confidence from the crowd, getting stronger and stronger. The team did not care about the pressure. I think Korea is a tough team to beat."
06-22-2002, 02:52 AM
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Mark D' Shark:
I know I know, but still, I'm seriously not gonna get all proud that the team I picked made it, cause I doubted them. (Would that count as jinxing the luck to this point?)QUOTE
Smiley:
I'm German and would normally go for the Germans. I'll cheer for them till their out.
I'll make it easier for everybody! wink I'm German and would normally go for the Germans. I'll cheer for them till their out.
Although a lot of my hardcore soccer friends (mostly European followers) have commented on the fantastic strategy and play of the Germans keeping their games interesting from start to finish. On the board I doubt them, but all my friends know who I go for every year.