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GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
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IJzebel
GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
That is what they shouted...
Korea won...YAY! <
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DEVILRAYS
Re: GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
Well, Senegal, South Korea, and my beloved USA all reached the Round of 8. Looks like we're just short Japan. <B>God bless America, land that I love; stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above. From the mountains, to the prairies, to the oceans white with foam; God bless America, my home sweet home; God bless America, my home sweet home.</B><
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Nakor BlueRider
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IJzebel
Re: GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
Turkey and Korea all the way!!! Those are the only ones the Dutch can latch onto now...<
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>And those Italians...ugh.."it's a conspiracy by FIFA"..well, you LOST anyway!<
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>And those Italians...ugh.."it's a conspiracy by FIFA"..well, you LOST anyway!<
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zhype
Re: GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
I favor Korea, but they won't win the tournament. From all the teams left... I hope England wins, although I don't really care. Just as long as it's not Brasil. <i></i>
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selone
Re: GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
I'm going too say something contraversial as much as I am glad S.Korea won, Italy should have won, that referee was bent ! Want to read news thats actually entertaining-Go here<
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zhype
Re: GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
The referees have made big mistakes throughout the tournament. And if Italia played real soccer. And that includes attacking I'm sure they would have won too. Without any troubles. Defending a 1-0 that way always has risks. Although I was suprised that Korea still played that well in overtime. They really were the better team, it must be the crowd that gave them wings. <i></i>
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IJzebel
Re: GUUS HIDDINKFOR PRESIDENT!
And today...FIVE yellows for the American team..WHOA... <
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