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The post that was quoted here has been removedwhat sport do you play?
it is definatly not sissy, no more sissy than cricket or golf, basketball or baseball or any other sport for that matter.
I grew up playing rugby and us Aussie's use to have back in those days the same mentality that it is was sissy to play soccer? but that is before we realised how skillful it actually is.
so there is still hope for you to change your view!!!
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Originally posted by barstuddYour post doesn't make much sense at all with the Quote before it removed. 😉
what sport do you play?
it is definatly not sissy, no more sissy than cricket or golf, basketball or baseball or any other sport for that matter.
I grew up playing rugby and us Aussie's use to have back in those days the same mentality that it is was sissy to play soccer? but that is before we realised how skillful it actually is.
so there is still hope for you to change your view!!!
I suppose everyone has their own opinion on what a sissy sport is. 🙂
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the only team that i can see breaking those semi final matchups in holland if their key players stay fit.
Originally posted by hopscotchIn related news...
It is quite an interesting point of discussion about teams doing well in their own continent. We can understand why they'd do well in their own countries, but beyond that, I can only speculate. Could it be the relative ease with which supporters from nearby countries can travel to games? Familiar infrastructures and climates? Because they play most of thei ...[text shortened]... oney and if he is injured then there's no hope. There's a very, very small margin for error.
Portugal's home field advantage:
http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/news/newsid=1231816/index.html#portugals+home+away+from
Originally posted by Palynka😀
In related news...
Portugal's home field advantage:
http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/news/newsid=1231816/index.html#portugals+home+away+from
Doesn't surprise me though. There are loads of Portuguese here, as the article already stated. I'm acquainted with at least two Portuguese families, one of which overlaps a part of my family. They're coming out of the walls!
Originally posted by hopscotchThere's probably a Portuguese take-out, restaurant or cafe in every town in SA. Clean pavements all over the place...
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Doesn't surprise me though. There are loads of Portuguese here, as the article already stated. I'm acquainted with at least two Portuguese families, one of which overlaps a part of my family. They're coming out of the walls!
Originally posted by trev33come of it mate- as though that type of thing only happens in africa😲🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
greece players robbed, journalists robbed at gun point... transportation system a mess a few days before the world cup begins, tickets still available for most matches... wtf is the world cup being held in africa again?