NWR: History will be recreated in 5Hrs time >>>
NWR: History will be recreated in 5Hrs time >>>
Any footie fans here?
I'm taking off early today @ work to watch the Socceroos overcoming the 0-1 deflicit to qualify for WC for the 1st time in history. Can the talismatic Hiddink weaves his magic once again?
I'm banging on Viduka, Kewell, Cahill and gang to give the Uraguan a trashing.
I'm taking off early today @ work to watch the Socceroos overcoming the 0-1 deflicit to qualify for WC for the 1st time in history. Can the talismatic Hiddink weaves his magic once again?
I'm banging on Viduka, Kewell, Cahill and gang to give the Uraguan a trashing.
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Re: NWR: History will be recreated in 5Hrs time >>>
Chow Chow wrote:Any footie fans here?
I'm taking off early today @ work to watch the Socceroos overcoming the 0-1 deflicit to qualify for WC for the 1st time in history. Can the talismatic Hiddink weaves his magic once again?
I'm banging on Viduka, Kewell, Cahill and gang to give the Uraguan a trashing.
Two words:
UNF#*KING Believable!!
c
"You are what u drink!"
Yep, I watched the last 2 min of extra time and the the last 9 kicks. The penalty shootout was particularly enthralling, especially the ample skills demonstrated by M Viduka and the pure arse of the Oz keeper.
Mind you, the other bloke did seem a bit keen to dive left (up until Viduka).
What a funny game it is, and I don't mean comedic.
210 minutes of play for 2 goals. Reminds me of the Wobblies sorta
Mind you, the other bloke did seem a bit keen to dive left (up until Viduka).
What a funny game it is, and I don't mean comedic.
210 minutes of play for 2 goals. Reminds me of the Wobblies sorta
Davo wrote:210 minutes of play for 2 goals. Reminds me of the Wobblies sorta
Davo,
Why bother with fishing?
The fish in the market r bigger, cheaper and save u plenty of valuable time
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I'm not generally an avid viewer or supporter of soccer but I thought it was a terrific night of entertainment. Unlike Davo, I think the low scoring added to the viewing. It forced me to be on the edge of my seat all night. In other, high scoring sports, you often know the result well before the end of the game. At least this way, the theatre remained for the entire 210 minutes of both legs. I guess if you only watched the last two minutes of extra time and the penalty shoot out then you wouldn't really appreciate that.
Admittedly I would have preferred for the match to be decided in normal/extra time and not gone to penalties but such is life.
Well done to the boys. I look forward to watching them run around in Germany (even if they do get smashed).
Cheers,
Andrew
Admittedly I would have preferred for the match to be decided in normal/extra time and not gone to penalties but such is life.
Well done to the boys. I look forward to watching them run around in Germany (even if they do get smashed).
Cheers,
Andrew
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It was GOLD, all GOLD! to use a term from another branch of football.
Great game and I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Unaustralian not to be really. And I'm sure I wasn't the only one with a tear in their eye at the end.
Magic stuff.
Great game and I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. Unaustralian not to be really. And I'm sure I wasn't the only one with a tear in their eye at the end.
Magic stuff.
Cheers,
Kris
There's a fine wine between pleasure and pain
(Stolen from the graffiti in the ladies loos at Pegasus Bay winery)
Kris
There's a fine wine between pleasure and pain
(Stolen from the graffiti in the ladies loos at Pegasus Bay winery)
Fantastic result! Mark Schwarzer really showed his class not just in this game but also in the away leg in Montovideo where he made some crucial stops!
Inspired me to put pen to paper - or fingers to keyboard to be more exact - and write about the win from the point of view of Europeans like myself who played the sport in a country that was once not very open to the game!
http://yum.org.au/files/yum_socceroos.pdf
This will probably form the crux of my next lifestyle column for the newspaper I write for...
Inspired me to put pen to paper - or fingers to keyboard to be more exact - and write about the win from the point of view of Europeans like myself who played the sport in a country that was once not very open to the game!
http://yum.org.au/files/yum_socceroos.pdf
This will probably form the crux of my next lifestyle column for the newspaper I write for...
www.yum.org.au
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