2006 World Football (Soccer) Championships in Germany

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RE: 2006 World Soccer Championships in Germany

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I think he is the first player that managed this [;)]

hmm well i dont hate him [:)] just think it ruins the game a bit.

Now that italy have won and i cant freaking beleave zidane got the red card, its like ARGHH!! christ it was his last match and they give him the red card. Ok i can ofc understand it, you cant run around the field giving people head like he did, but it was clear that the italien player had provoked him, i mean christ if i was a italien i would be ashamed of how i had won this world chapionship.

Wtf have soccer turned into? they are suppose to play with there feets not running around calling each other names. I swear it the italiens have no sense of sportsmanship if they dont hang that player out to dry in the media.

Pyschological warfare on the field shouldnt be allowed and its not fair play, but it seemes the italians are masters in it.

i think it sucks [:@]
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damn !

But Zindane [:-][:-][:-][:-][:-][:-]  french press will make him responsible for the loose of the game.

Zidane didnt lose it. you cant blame one man for losing a game like that. But yes he shouldnt have done it but neither should the italien player had provoked him like he did.

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YEEEE-EEEEE-AHHHHHH!

ITALY FTW!

AVANTI AZZURI! GLI EROI! & FEW other selected Italian phrases I know.... [:D]

I don't remember when I rooted for some team that wasn't from my own country as much as I did tonight.

Small step for humanity, but big for Cosmic Sports Justice.

Africa's Best will have to try some other time (I'd respect them way more if they try under flags of the countries they were actually born in [:-])
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except Makelele, all were born in France
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[:D][:D][:D]... the Great Iluminator (oleg) was wrong...
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ORIGINAL: Trigger Happy
except Makelele, all were born in France

Wikipedia disagrees:

Patrick Vieira (born June 23, 1976 in Dakar, Senegal)

Claude Makélélé (born February 18, 1973 in Kinshasa, Zaire)

Pascal Chimbonda (born 21 February 1979 in Les Abymes, Guadeloupe, France)

Florent Malouda, (born June 13, 1980 in Cayenne, French Guiana) (best "French" player in today's match IMO)

Then there are those who are technically born in France but come on???? This is ridicolous.

William Gallas, (born August 17, 1977 in Asnières-sur-Seine), is a French footballer of Guadeloupian descent

Sidney Govou (born July 27, 1979 in Le Puy-en-Velay) is a football player from France of Beninese descent

Éric Abidal (born July 11, 1979 in Lyon) is a football (soccer) player from France of Martiniquois descent.

Alou Diarra (born July 15, 1981 in Villepinte) is a French footballer of Senegalese descent.

Louis Laurent Saha (born in Paris, France) to Guadaloupian parents

Sylvain Wiltord (born May 10, 1974 in Neuilly-sur-Marne) is a French football forward of Guadeloupian [1] descent

We have more Guadelupians here than French! Of course we'll never see Guadelupe on WC because their country is just too poor.

Vikash Dhorasoo Vikash, who is of Indo-Mauritian origin, was born and grew up in Le Havre (Normandy). He belongs to the Telugu community, his ancestors having migrated to Mauritius from the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, and is of the Hindu faith.

Trézéguet is the son of Argentine football player Jorge Trézéguet, who is the son of French immigrants to Argentina. David grew up in Argentina after moving there from France at the age of two and played his first professional match in Argentina. He returned to France at the age of 17, when he signed for Monaco. It is said that he did not speak any French. (I see some cosmic justice in the fact that he missed his penalty shot!!)

Then there are Ribery and Zidane, who are white but actually Arabs of Islamic faith & Magreb descent.

Ribéry follows Islam along with his wife Wahiba who is of Moroccan descent.[1] His Muslim name is Bilal.

Zinedine Yazid Zidane (Arabic: زين الدين زيدان‎ transliteration: Zīn ad-Dīn Zīdān), (born June 23, 1972 in Marseille, France), popularly nicknamed Zizou, is a French football player of Kabyle Algerian descent

These people hardly represent the "average Frenchmen" and are stolen from here and there simply because France had more money to pay than their native countries & societies. That is something I cannot support in sport.

The whole idea of having national teams compete, is, well, to have teams roughly representing countries they come from. Otherwise, it's just "whoever pays more can steal more players from poorer countries".

I know I am walking a very thin line here, and am one step away of being accused of racism.

Well let me state this very clearly: nothing could be more wrong!!! It's exactly the opposite: I hate french team because of their "sports colonialism" they are openly stealing athletes from poorer countries. Otherwise, on WC I usually root for African teams (as they are underdogs) and would be happy to root for "French players", had they played under their native, african (or Caribbean or whatever) colors.

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OK, so two players were not born french, Viera and Makelele. and why stealing? all grew up (except Trezeguet) in France.

You forgot Sagnol too!!!

It actually pretty well represent the darker side of France... les cités et autres.
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and Cupet[:D]...

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ORIGINAL: Trigger Happy

OK, so two players were not born french, Viera and Makelele. and why stealing? all grew up (except Trezeguet) in France.

You forgot Sagnol too!!!

Yeah and there was this one long haired white guy, usually seen sad and alone on the substitute bench [:D] I think he never played on this WC.
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ORIGINAL: Oleg Mastruko
why did the French, pardon, West Africa United team go through?

and...
ORIGINAL: Oleg Mastruko

Patrick Vieira (born June 23, 1976 in Dakar, Senegal)


Sidney Govou (born July 27, 1979 in Le Puy-en-Velay) is a football player from France of Beninese descent

Alou Diarra (born July 15, 1981 in Villepinte) is a French footballer of Senegalese descent.
We have more Guadelupians here than French! Of course we'll never see Guadelupe on WC because their country is just too poor.

It's always nice to see that you admit your mistakes. Although we have to help you[:D]
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ORIGINAL: pauk

It's always nice to see that you admit your mistakes. Although we have to help you[:D]

Pauk, people who are as black as charcoal, and are of African "descent" (presumably sons of first generation immigrants, or immigrants themselves) will always be Africans, not "French". They may have French citizenship, and be sadly lured by money to play in Franch team(s) but they remain Africans for purposes of any rational discussion.

I may go live on Antarctica and take Brazillian citizenship, but i will remain European Slav whether I like it or not.

BTW, what team do you think someone born in France, but of "Senegalese descent", would be playing for if it's Senegal having 5x French BDP? French? Hardly.

Having 15-16 (if not more) "black as charcoal" guys play for French team is ugliest form of sport colonialism for me, period. You're free to rationalize it in any way you like [;)]
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Oh and one  more thing
 
FORZA ITALIA!!!!
 
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ORIGINAL: pauk

It's always nice to see that you admit your mistakes. Although we have to help you[:D]

Pauk, people who are as black as charcoal, and are of African "descent" (presumably sons of first generation immigrants, or immigrants themselves) will always be Africans, not "French". They may have French citizenship, and be sadly lured by money to play in Franch team(s) but they remain Africans for purposes of any rational discussion.

I may go live on Antarctica and take Brazillian citizenship, but i will remain European Slav whether I like it or not.

BTW, what team do you think someone born in France, but of "Senegalese descent", would be playing for if it's Senegal having 5x French BDP? French? Hardly.

Having 15-16 (if not more) "black as charcoal" guys play for French team is ugliest form of sport colonialism for me, period. You're free to rationalize it in any way you like [;)]

You said West Africa and you thought in geographical terms. All your skills with words wont change it[:D]...

next, how can you say who would play for Senegal,Guadelope or France? Australian Croats also are divided - couple of them playing for Croatia, several of them for Australia...[;)]

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Well my predictions were right on from day one. See Ravinhood is always right. ;)  YAY ITALY haha France. ;)
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CAMPIONI DEL MONDO!
CAMPIONI DEL MONDO!
CAMPIONI DEL MONDO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
CIAO CIAO MANGIA-RANE!
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After watching this World Cup I now realise why I have stopped watching this type of football. Too many players taking dives and instead of fighting to keep possession of the ball. Like in this mornings match my first thought on seeing the penalty awarded to France was that it was too soft for a game of this importance.

Well at least the do not urinate on a field like the All Black player did on Saturday night.
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Congrats to Italy for diving, cheating and acting their way right through in the finals and winning the cup [:'(]. I would love to know what Marco Materazzi said to Zidane before he lost it. I'm very sure it was something really nice, you could see Zidane steaming, I saw this coming when he went into position. As a funny sidenote that was really something where an italian player was actually hit hard and fall [;)]

Now bring justice to the european football and sent Juve to "Seria C" and the rest of the pack to "Seria B". But I am sure it will now give a general amnesty like that italian minister suggested [8|]



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Diving and cheating?!?!
I do not agree. Everybody dives and cheats. Look at the penalty given to France!
And Zidane isn't new to these things...remember Juventus- Hamburg 5 years ago?
Anyway, we are happy and that's enough for us
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