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REBIATA A POCHEMY ARMANE ZA ARGENTINY NE BOLEUT? ARGENTINAN VONTSVOR HAYASTAN LINI TSENTER TEXA HAMEL HAYRI HET KIPEN!!!

I really don't care who it is as long as it not overrated England then it's all fine by me.

Spain played negative football in this game. It does not really matter France or Spain in the next round becouse South Americans will send them right back where they started from. There was no free-kick in the first place so Hanry cheated big time.

‘I really suffered watching it’ 25 June 2006 by FIFAworldcup.com Enlarge Photo Photo Gallery David Nalbandian, tennis pro Argentina’s David Nalbandian is one of the world’s leading tennis players and currently lies third in the ATP rankings, a career high. He took up the game at the age of five and would go on to win the 1998 Junior US Open, defeating none other than Switzerland’s Roger Federer in the final, and lifting the Junior Wimbledon doubles title the following year. After turning professional in 2000, Nalbandian broke into the top 50 for the first time the following year, although it was not until 2002 that his career really took off, reaching the final of Wimbledon, where he lost to Australia’s Lleyton Hewitt, and the semi-finals of the US Open. He did manage to win two tournaments that year, and ended it as the sport’s highest-ranked South American. In 2005 he lifted the Tennis Masters Cup, the biggest win of his career to date. Read on as Nalbandian offers FIFAworldcup.com his analysis of the Albiceleste’s victory over Mexico in the last 16 of the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™. Mr Nalbandian, what did you think of the game? Despite the fact that it was as tough as expected, I really suffered. I almost got cramps just watching it. Mexico played really well and that made it difficult for us to get hold of the ball. There were times when I didn’t like the way we played, and we made lots of mistakes. But that’s natural I suppose when you’re nervous or when tiredness creeps in. Argentina have played much better than that for sure. Do you think Jose Pekerman’s changes were the key to the game? Substitutions are very tactical things and I’m not in a position to say whether they were good or bad. I got the feeling, though, that they turned out to be good decisions because as soon as he made the changes we started seeing a little bit more of the ball. Which Argentina players stood out for you? There were a few … Maxi Rodriguez for sure. (Roberto) Ayala has played really well in all the games. Roberto El Pato Abbondanzieri was very secure, didn’t take any risks and commanded the penalty area. (Javier) Mascherano was fairly quiet to begin with but got into the game more and more. As for (Lionel) Messi, he really helped the team get control of the ball and won a few free-kicks, which helped the team regain their rhythm. I’m a River Plate fan, but when Argentina play, I get behind all the guys. How do you see the game against Germany? Very, very difficult. They played so well against Sweden, and there’s no doubt it’s going to be tough. We suffered a lot against Mexico so you can only imagine what it’s going to be like against the Germans. I’m just hoping to make progress at Wimbledon and be able to watch them in action between my games. And I really don’t mind how they win or how much they win by – just so long as they win. Do you have a message for the Argentina players? Just for them to keep giving it their all because the entire country is right behind them.

Hey guys remeber when I was talking about match fixing and stuff? This conspiracy isn't only between the Some FA and FIFA. It's much more sinister than that. What nationality is Mr. Ivanov? . . . . What nationality is the billionaire who is currently sinking billions of Russian Roubles into the English premiereship in a cunning attempt to destabilise the European footballing economy? . . . Is the connection getting clearer now? No? Then I shall continue: Which team has the most to gain from England progressing with ease into the semi-finals? Brazil, who they should meet . . . Who is currently trying to buy key over-the-hill Brazilian players on the cheap? . . Is that same mysterious oil billionaire with a direct line to the Kremlin? Could be. Who will therefore have the most to gain from sales ratings when the two teams meet? . . .You see!

Now some of you might think that I am paranoid but that is fine by me. Whatever it is I still think that this World Cup is fixed from the start until end. I have said it before and I'll say it now. One must start analysing things from the beginning. Now as I said it it looks like FIFA wants Germany and England to progress and what they did is they have put very weak opponents in front of them both for Germany and England. Germans almost did not play any half decent team so did English. No disrespect to them both but this are just facts. English and Germans spent huge amount of money for this World Cup and this are also facts. Propoganda machine is working in full for both of them. One must ask question why was England and Germany was put is such a easy group and how come during Sweden and Germany ref gave very easy red card to Swedes and why in yesterdays game ref was giving red and yellow to Portuguese and Dutch players left and right? The answer is to manipulate and weaken the opponent before they meet England and help Germany to play against 10 man Sweden. This is so obvious that only blind and very stupid man can see and understand. Why do you think Brazilians can't be asked to play 100% and why do you think that all this suspect yellow cards and red card are given? Sure blame the ref but there is more to it then one can see. And I really think that it's disgusting when National FA'S and teams resort to this sort of things in order to win the World Cup. But it's not only National Teams and FA'S to be blamed. since there is a lot of money involved the multinationals need to have this both teams to progress so there is a huge pressure on FIFA to comply with what sponsors are saying. There is now almost no doubt in my mind that this World Cup has been already favoured for this two nations before it even started. And I can almost assure you that during Germany and Argentina match Argentines will be done by ref's bad decision and almost 100% Germany will beat Argentina. So guys therefore take it easy and just enjoy the Eurovision song contest which is World Cup 2006.

The countries' respective national identities are reflected in the way they play football. My two cents Germans: - Ruthless, disciplined, efficient, well-drilled, can sometimes be boring and introverted. Awesome to watch when they are playing well though. Dutch: - Somewhat similar to the Germans, maybe a little less introverted. English: - Bumbling, bungling, overhyped, inefficient and downright embarrassing. Somehow they manage to snatch victories from the jaws of defeat so there must be something to their method...... not sure what it is though. Italians: - Quite skilfull, tactics are usually a basic variation on the 01:00 AM streetmugger special. They hang back and wait for the opportunity to pounce on mistakes. Brazilians: - Flowing football, lots of passion, energy and excitement, incredible skills. Makes it look effortless. (OK OK Ronaldo has been panting a bit trying to shake off the effects of all those donuts). Argentina: - Similar to Brazil, very committed and expressive side. Portuguese: - Very skilfull, excellent streetfighter credentials, will stop at nothing to kick opponents off the park and win the ball. They don't often hang back and attack the game as if it would be their last.

I really hate it you know. Today they really showed me their face. When they were yellow carding players from Portugal and Holland so that England will have an easy game against one or the other. This was so open in your face that only really blind and stupid person will not see it or understand it.

You know what, I do becouse I want my team to win and it's Argentina but when I see all this corruption in this game it makes me sick.

Did they? My God Azers are really moronic people

Hell, I forgot the linsmen in 1966 who robbed Germans during England Germany match was Russian too just like the one today during Portugal and Holland this might tell us something.

Anglichane zaplatili Sydie chto shtrafoval E Golantsev E Portugaltsev chtobi kogda igrali bi s Anglichanami im bulobi tezheleye. I still wonder how much did England FA and FIFA payed to this ridiculous Russian referee? That referee was Englands 12th man. England fans should give him a medal for messing up Portugals match against England.

Da ya tozhe yvidel Azerski flag po televizory kak tolko Portygalets zabil goal.

Vot rebiat pochemy Anglichanam tak vizet a? Vse slabue komandi polai im!!! Kto nibud vigraet y nix ili oni prostp tak i popadyt v final?

Vi znaite mne kazhetsa chto Anglia ili Nemtsi kypili etotchemponat mira tak ka obe komandi ne igrali ni skem silnim. Vit Nemtsi bydyt Igrat s moei komandoi Argentina a vot Anglichani chto to myxlyut.

Izvenite menia pozhalysta ny ya ch to ne tak skazal?

Ne navizhy Angliskyu zbornyu i angliski shovenizm. Oni sebia vidyt kak ybludki Dai Bog chtobi proigrali komy nibyd chtobi zatknyli svou sobachiu past yzhe. Blin vot sprosish Anglichan osobenno nizhnix sloev lydi on dymaut chto v mire samie xoroshie igroki eto Anglichane a vse ostalnie fyflo a samaya silnaya sbornaya et Angliskaya. Ya prosto v shoke ot nix.

Ny vot etot goal prosto krasavits. Maxi Rodriguez prosto molodets.

Vot oni Anglichen yrodi!!!! Posmotrite Video http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5112364.stm

Handball e sydia ne dal Shevdam penalti tolko chto.

Ne chevo tam super nety. Sydia pokazal krasnyu kartochko ne za chto Shvedam. Germania kypila ves chempionat mira.

Da tam i eshe polychil malenkyu travmy s Holland 21. BURDISSO Nicolas v mesto nevo bydet igrat 4. COLOCCINI Fabricio

Net tam tolko Esteban Cambiaso na zholtoi cartochke a vse ostalnue ne igrali s Holland is za zholtix a sevodnia mne kazhetsa tolka Esteban Cambiasso s zholtoi.

Birthdays Fifa.com 24 June 1978 was quite the day for footballers, it seems, as Japan striker Shunsuke Nakamura, Argentina playmaker Juan Riquelme, Spain’s Luis Garcia and Mikael Nilsson of Sweden all turn 28 today. The celebrations do not end there either, since Brazil defender Cicinho is 26 and Argentinian prodigy Lionel Messi hits 19.