Brazil a goal to the good against Flanoâs boysâŚMelo with the goal
robinho makes it two with a swift counter attackâŚgod the yanks are cat at the back
Americans couldnât give two fucks about soccerball.
There was a stage after about 20 mins where the yanks needlessly gave away the ball 3 times in a row, 2nd goal came directly from a retarded mistake by demarcus beasley.
Utter scutter.
Maicon makes it 3-0 with a superb team goal, great passing and movementâŚFlanoâs are down to 10 men
Iâd say players are pissed off having to play this shite when they should be on there summer holidays.
but it is great for the likes of myself who can spend the afternoon sitting down flicking between it and Royal Ascot
Anyone listening to George and Kenny? Magnificent, thoroughly magnificent.
âSilvio Berlusconi, your boys took one hell of a beatingâ-George Hamilton 
âAmazing. This is one of the most incredible results in the history of association football.â
Someone forgot to tell George that it wasnât actually the World Cup.
I fucking hate homos.
3-0 to Brazil over Italy here and itâs not even half-time yet. 
happy to see us iron out our faults this summer rather than next
Has de Rossi been taken off? NCC will be seethingâŚ
Itâll be difficult for ye to come back from this though NCCâŚ
What are yeâre chances against the Irish in Dublin do you think?
[quote=âThe Dunphâ]Itâll be difficult for ye to come back from this though NCCâŚ
What are yeâre chances against the Irish in Dublin do you think?[/QUOTE]
the spudmunchers are shit at sport so we shouldbeat them:thumbsup:
CORRECTED-Soccer-Egypt blame Cup exit on media âliesâ about prosBuzz up!
Digg it
Reuters, Tuesday June 23 2009
(Corrects title in 10th paragraph)
By Mike Collett
JOHANNESBURG, June 22 (Reuters) - Egypt have blamed their Confederations Cup exit on media âliesâ about their players consorting with prostitutes after beating world champions Italy.
Head of mission Mahmoud Taher told a news conference on Monday that the team had been stunned by local newspaper reports.
He said the team, knocked out on Sunday after losing 3-0 to the United States, had in fact been robbed at their hotel.
âThe players have been really subjected to terrible damage in Egypt and they are in a very bad mood right now due to the false allegations that were published in the newspapers here,â he said.
"The media have caused all this damage which we were shocked by.
âThe allegations were published in the papers here on Saturday and Sunday morning and unfortunately the players heard about it from back home,â he added.
"These lies started here in South Africa then they were quoted back home and this had an affect on our players.
âThis was not the only reason for the defeat, we had some injuries, and some players got injuries in the match, but these were some of the reasons for the defeat.â
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Local media have alleged the money was not stolen but paid to âladies of the nightâ, with about 19,000 rand taken from the players after their shock 1-0 win over Italy in Johannesburg last Thursday.
Fikile Mbalula, South Africaâs deputy minister of police responsible for security at the event, told an earlier news briefing that the matter was still under investigation.
He added that the police could not be responsible for people or friends invited into hotel rooms âwho may not be security friendly to you.â
Taher, whose delegation was leaving Johannesburg on Monday night, responded: âI am saying that no strangers, no women, no girls, nobody came to the floors or the premises of the Egyptian delegation,â he said.
"We came back to our hotel and the players went to their rooms and discovered they had lost their money and their belongings.
âThey complained to the reception at the hotel accompanied by our LOC (organising committee) escort who reported it to his superiors and he reported it to the police,â he said.
"We thought it could be sorted out as a simple incident that can happen at any hotel. What we are answering today is what was published in the newspapers, not about the theft because the police are investigating that problem.
âWe are demanding from the media protection to our players honour and dignity and the rights due to our culture in Egypt.â
A spokeswoman for the South African Police Service (SAPS) said they were investigating the case and would not give out any details until the probe was concluded.
âThe team members involved have already given SAPS detectives their statements so there would be no need for them to be interviewed or interrogated further,â she added.
Local media also reported that some Brazilian players had been robbed of a âjacket and some moneyâ from their hotel.
(Additional reporting by Mohamed Sadek and Phumza Macanda, editing by Alan Baldwin)
America are gone 1-0 up in the final.
Missed the goal as I was watching a little bit of the Quo at Glastonbury.