[quote=âmickee321, post: 860098, member: 367â]is that yer man amer deeb who plays with Al Ittiad in Saudi Arabia?
he was the fella who had a stormer against Uzbekistan there in the asian playoffs, as far as I know he had a row with the coach, itâs a similar situation really to the Iranian representation at the world weightlifting championships in Poland a few weeks back, their best man fell out with the coach and it cost them a medal
TBH i took @dancarter 's advice and fell asleep immediately when i got home from work as the little bollix was also out cold as well, hence my lack of replys
I watched a bit of the second half and ah shur jesus Jordan were way off the pace, they just have never seen a game played at that speed before, the space given to the uruguayian for the second goal in particular was criminal but what can you do, they are used to playing football at a lot slower pace and less intensity.
As an aside arenât the uruguayians horrible cunts?
Suarez diving and that horrible cunt Cavani gesturing for a yellow card when they were 4 up after he was hauled back by a lad who was clearly knackered? â they are some partnership tho, the movement of Suarez is really great, id love to see him in a stadium and watch how he plays off the ball, one of the inform players in the world right now.
Also, isnât queen Rania an absolute cracker? [/quote]
Ah sheâs gorgeous alright, think she paid a brief visit here a few years back.
The Uruguayans have always been a horrible shower of cunts, but they can play ball when the mood takes them and theyâll be tough opposition for any team in Brazil, never mind the likes of Jordan.
5-1 Mexico at full time, Peralta with another and Rafa Marquez with the 5th. Consolation goal for NZ by Chris James.
Zlatan seems to be much more of a leader compared to Ronaldo. You get the feeling that he has the utmost faith and respect from his team while the same may not be evident with Ronaldo.