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<blockquote data-quote="ORothlain" data-source="post: 329623" data-attributes="member: 13427"><p>Soccer to me is an alright sport. It'd be much better if players wouldn't fall to the floor like Peter Griffen, holding their knee, everytime they got bumped. Many have already commented on the overly defensive/passive play that dominated this tournament. </p><p>South Africa was a poor choice for this tournament. The stadiums are un-sustainable as soccer stadiums in the future (<a href="http://www.rugbyweek.com/news/article.asp?id=26413" target="_blank">http://www.rugbyweek.com/news/article.asp?id=26413</a>). While their may be a large population of footballers in SA, that community has no money, and unfortunately it's all about money these days, eh? This led to empty seats.</p><p>The Vuvuzelas made it suck even more. I'm in America, and my wife and I decided to hop over to a pub, AFTER the final (which I was happy that Spain won), and there was some dipsh*t blowing the ever-loving **** out of a vuvuzela he'd brought back from SA. I told our waitress to ask him to stop as we were in a tiny place and it was like 2 hours after the match. She informed me that he was drunk and had been blowing it all day. I informed her to inform him that the large gentleman with the shaved head would shove it up his ass and give him a nice squeeze to see if I could perfect that god-awful sound. </p><p>The problem with the vuvuzela is that they would be fine if blown at specific moments: goals, penalties, etc... however people act like feckin' 5 year olds when they are handed one and just continue blowing untill they pass out. It's like a toy I'd get my nephew and watch him just run around for like hours upon hours blowing it and he'd eventually just tucker himself out. That is how I see SA Footy fans. They just keep blowing those non-musical horns until they pass out, wake up and start a-blowing again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ORothlain, post: 329623, member: 13427"] Soccer to me is an alright sport. It'd be much better if players wouldn't fall to the floor like Peter Griffen, holding their knee, everytime they got bumped. Many have already commented on the overly defensive/passive play that dominated this tournament. South Africa was a poor choice for this tournament. The stadiums are un-sustainable as soccer stadiums in the future ([URL]http://www.rugbyweek.com/news/article.asp?id=26413[/URL]). While their may be a large population of footballers in SA, that community has no money, and unfortunately it's all about money these days, eh? This led to empty seats. The Vuvuzelas made it suck even more. I'm in America, and my wife and I decided to hop over to a pub, AFTER the final (which I was happy that Spain won), and there was some dipsh*t blowing the ever-loving **** out of a vuvuzela he'd brought back from SA. I told our waitress to ask him to stop as we were in a tiny place and it was like 2 hours after the match. She informed me that he was drunk and had been blowing it all day. I informed her to inform him that the large gentleman with the shaved head would shove it up his ass and give him a nice squeeze to see if I could perfect that god-awful sound. The problem with the vuvuzela is that they would be fine if blown at specific moments: goals, penalties, etc... however people act like feckin' 5 year olds when they are handed one and just continue blowing untill they pass out. It's like a toy I'd get my nephew and watch him just run around for like hours upon hours blowing it and he'd eventually just tucker himself out. That is how I see SA Footy fans. They just keep blowing those non-musical horns until they pass out, wake up and start a-blowing again. [/QUOTE]
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