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None of the favorites look that amazing. US and Japan both can't really score. Germany has not really been overly impressive either. Canada does not seem to have much of a shot.
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they used to be pretty awkward at playing the game. notyou2 mentioned it and i watched a couple of games, mexico's of course. They're pretty good at it now, amazing stamina to play the 90 minutes and they can make good plays now.waauw wrote:nope, the most I've ever watched of a women's football game is maybe like 5 min.
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Arturo Vidal, what a fucking idiot you are, there's a zero tolerance law in your country, recently put in place.
This is gonna get fun, let's see what the president of Chile does.
This is gonna get fun, let's see what the president of Chile does.
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I used to like Vidal and his spirit.. but being a jerk at the Barcelona vs. Juventus final, he just changed my mind!nietzsche wrote:Arturo Vidal, what a fucking idiot you are, there's a zero tolerance law in your country, recently put in place.
This is gonna get fun, let's see what the president of Chile does.
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nietzsche wrote:Arturo Vidal, what a fucking idiot you are, there's a zero tolerance law in your country, recently put in place.
This is gonna get fun, let's see what the president of Chile does.

Damn.
Bollocks.
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may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
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saxitoxin wrote:Serbia is a RUDE DUDE
may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
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I've been following the Women's WC just a little bit, because our women qualified for the first time ever. It's kind of a painful experience watching the games.
You see, they really want to play really well (and they do, sometimes), but they just don't get paid enough to become as great as some of the men are. I'm not buying the smaller feminine muscle shape, because that's just a relatively small aspect of football. The fact that we prefer seeing men play football, makes that women will never be as good as men, and that also makes us prefer seeing men play football and that results in women never reaching the level men do, etc. etc.
Tennis (one of many examples) doesn't have this problem, football does.
You see, they really want to play really well (and they do, sometimes), but they just don't get paid enough to become as great as some of the men are. I'm not buying the smaller feminine muscle shape, because that's just a relatively small aspect of football. The fact that we prefer seeing men play football, makes that women will never be as good as men, and that also makes us prefer seeing men play football and that results in women never reaching the level men do, etc. etc.
Tennis (one of many examples) doesn't have this problem, football does.

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Money does seem to be an issue. A fair amount of these countries do not seem to have the money to develop the teams. One of the commentators had pointed out some of the smaller nations in terms of ability were ok with the tournament expanding despite them not having much of a chance. Reason being they couldn't typically afford friendlies against better sides, so realistically this was the best way to put their players in against better competition. Sure some of the players can play abroad, but there just aren't a ton of good leagues.
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he bought that ferrari 2 days ago. in fact he bought 2 of them.Serbia wrote:nietzsche wrote:Arturo Vidal, what a fucking idiot you are, there's a zero tolerance law in your country, recently put in place.
This is gonna get fun, let's see what the president of Chile does.
Damn.
Bollocks.
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The thing is, I'm not going to watch football just to watch an average game. Either I watch it to see one of my favorite teams, or I watch top teams play each other to see a level of football that's jaw dropping.nietzsche wrote:they used to be pretty awkward at playing the game. notyou2 mentioned it and i watched a couple of games, mexico's of course. They're pretty good at it now, amazing stamina to play the 90 minutes and they can make good plays now.waauw wrote:nope, the most I've ever watched of a women's football game is maybe like 5 min.
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JBlombier wrote:I've been following the Women's WC just a little bit, because our women qualified for the first time ever. It's kind of a painful experience watching the games.
You see, they really want to play really well (and they do, sometimes), but they just don't get paid enough to become as great as some of the men are. I'm not buying the smaller feminine muscle shape, because that's just a relatively small aspect of football. The fact that we prefer seeing men play football, makes that women will never be as good as men, and that also makes us prefer seeing men play football and that results in women never reaching the level men do, etc. etc.
Tennis (one of many examples) doesn't have this problem, football does.
And it's much better now, it used to be completely awful. Football requiers a lot of brain-body coordination, and most women are not naturally (either be ause of genetics or because of culture) that coordinated.
Just watch them when they're about to fall, some don't even use their hands to soften the hit.
Not trying to be sexist here, just stating facts, so it's a huge merit. They're good at other things, like making sandwiches.
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I get it, I'm not gonna watch it either. I was just trying to fap and didn't have internet access. One of the worst faps of my life.waauw wrote:The thing is, I'm not going to watch football just to watch an average game. Either I watch it to see one of my favorite teams, or I watch top teams play each other to see a level of football that's jaw dropping.nietzsche wrote:they used to be pretty awkward at playing the game. notyou2 mentioned it and i watched a couple of games, mexico's of course. They're pretty good at it now, amazing stamina to play the 90 minutes and they can make good plays now.waauw wrote:nope, the most I've ever watched of a women's football game is maybe like 5 min.
No, really, I just wanted to see if I could find a decent enough looking girl for notyou2.
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Shouldn't be too hard. He couldn't tell Hayek and Cruz apart. Obviously he doesn't have a trained eye. His standards must be pretty low.nietzsche wrote:No, really, I just wanted to see if I could find a decent enough looking girl for notyou2.
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In other news, the New York Cosmos played the New York City Football Club ...
For the tl;dr ... the damn NYCFC lost although it did come down to PK. David Vila did not play. They pulled out our two goal scorer before the end of regulation which allowed the Cosmos to score at the 90th minute of play. I'm starting to really hate management.
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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. | Kwadwo Poku scored twice, but ultimately New York City FC lost 4-3 to the New York Cosmos on penalty kicks in the 2015 U.S. Open Cup Fourth Round in front of 11,446 on Wednesday night at Hofstra University’s Shuart Stadium.
The match was knotted at 2-2 after regulation and the score read the same after a pair of 15-minute extra periods. The two teams were again tied after the best-of-five penalty kicks at 3-all before Hunter Gorskie scored the winner in the sixth round to send the Cosmos through to the competition’s fifth round.
Chris Wingert, Mehdi Ballouchy and Mix Diskerud all scored in the penalty shootout for New York City FC, while Mads Stokkelien, Lucky Mkosana, Adam Moffat and Gorskie found the back of the net for the home side.
New York City FC got off to a 1-0 lead in the 24th minute thanks to Poku, who was making his second start in the last three matches. Defender RJ Allen fed the ball to Mix, who spun around a defender and led the streaking left back down the line. Allen swung in an inch-perfect pass with the outside of his right foot toward Poku in the box. The midfielder’s initial touch was a little heavy and almost cleared by Cosmos defender Ayoze Perez, but Poku kept fighting and connected on an overhead kick for a one-goal advantage.
It was his second goal in two games.
Poku wasn’t done.
New York City FC held a 1-0 lead at halftime.
Diskerud won the ball in midfield and passed it forward to Pablo Alvarez in the 57th minute. Alvarez chipped the ball over the Cosmos’ back line, it took a bounce and was slammed home to the far corner by Poku for his third goal in two matches.
The Cosmos, who won the NASL Spring Season Championship last weekend, got on the board in the 65th. Hunter Freeman’s cross from the right side was flicked on by Mkosana toward Leonardo Fernandes who found the back of the net.
The home side equalized in the 90th minute as Mkosana latched onto another Freeman cross. His low cross into the box was met by the Zimbabwe striker, who took a touch and placed it in the corner to knot the match at 2-2.
The match was knotted at 2-2 after regulation and the score read the same after a pair of 15-minute extra periods. The two teams were again tied after the best-of-five penalty kicks at 3-all before Hunter Gorskie scored the winner in the sixth round to send the Cosmos through to the competition’s fifth round.
Chris Wingert, Mehdi Ballouchy and Mix Diskerud all scored in the penalty shootout for New York City FC, while Mads Stokkelien, Lucky Mkosana, Adam Moffat and Gorskie found the back of the net for the home side.
New York City FC got off to a 1-0 lead in the 24th minute thanks to Poku, who was making his second start in the last three matches. Defender RJ Allen fed the ball to Mix, who spun around a defender and led the streaking left back down the line. Allen swung in an inch-perfect pass with the outside of his right foot toward Poku in the box. The midfielder’s initial touch was a little heavy and almost cleared by Cosmos defender Ayoze Perez, but Poku kept fighting and connected on an overhead kick for a one-goal advantage.
It was his second goal in two games.
Poku wasn’t done.
New York City FC held a 1-0 lead at halftime.
Diskerud won the ball in midfield and passed it forward to Pablo Alvarez in the 57th minute. Alvarez chipped the ball over the Cosmos’ back line, it took a bounce and was slammed home to the far corner by Poku for his third goal in two matches.
The Cosmos, who won the NASL Spring Season Championship last weekend, got on the board in the 65th. Hunter Freeman’s cross from the right side was flicked on by Mkosana toward Leonardo Fernandes who found the back of the net.
The home side equalized in the 90th minute as Mkosana latched onto another Freeman cross. His low cross into the box was met by the Zimbabwe striker, who took a touch and placed it in the corner to knot the match at 2-2.

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Fixed.tzor wrote:David Villa*
Bollocks.
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saxitoxin wrote:Serbia is a RUDE DUDE
may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
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2 days?? I remember when I got a new leather jacket for my birthday. 2 days later, I slipped on some ice, and scuffed the jacket on the sidewalk. I was furious. Smashing a Ferrari is so much worse than that.nietzsche wrote:he bought that ferrari 2 days ago. in fact he bought 2 of them.Serbia wrote:nietzsche wrote:Arturo Vidal, what a fucking idiot you are, there's a zero tolerance law in your country, recently put in place.
This is gonna get fun, let's see what the president of Chile does.
Damn.
Bollocks.
Bollocks.
CONFUSED? YOU'LL KNOW WHEN YOU'RE RIPE
saxitoxin wrote:Serbia is a RUDE DUDE
may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
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Isn't it a joke that Neymar technically got away with what he did? his 1st half yellow card was enough to suspend him next game.. so the red card is like he got nothing!!!!
A year ago, media made Luis Suarez their only job, and worked diligently on getting banned.. Neymar? just no one wants to see him getting what he deserves. Oh well, it's Brazil, they are apparently above laws.. Feels like the world cup 2014 is here again.. deja vu.. I hope they get severely humiliated by their arch rivals, Argentina, just like what happened to them against Germany.. f*ck FOOTBALL! It's becoming more and more like a ridiculous TV show contest in which the contestants that generate the biggest amounts of money have to be favored!
A year ago, media made Luis Suarez their only job, and worked diligently on getting banned.. Neymar? just no one wants to see him getting what he deserves. Oh well, it's Brazil, they are apparently above laws.. Feels like the world cup 2014 is here again.. deja vu.. I hope they get severely humiliated by their arch rivals, Argentina, just like what happened to them against Germany.. f*ck FOOTBALL! It's becoming more and more like a ridiculous TV show contest in which the contestants that generate the biggest amounts of money have to be favored!
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I was just telling the same exact thing to a friend. Same contrast too, with Suarez.Pirlo wrote:Isn't it a joke that Neymar technically got away with what he did? his 1st half yellow card was enough to suspend him next game.. so the red card is like he got nothing!!!!
A year ago, media made Luis Suarez their only job, and worked diligently on getting banned.. Neymar? just no one wants to see him getting what he deserves. Oh well, it's Brazil, they are apparently above laws.. Feels like the world cup 2014 is here again.. deja vu.. I hope they get severely humiliated by their arch rivals, Argentina, just like what happened to them against Germany.. f*ck FOOTBALL! It's becoming more and more like a ridiculous TV show contest in which the contestants that generate the biggest amounts of money have to be favored!
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Neymar is the current golden boy. We can't have anything bad happen with him, so let's hope this just dies down and goes away.
Bollocks.
Bollocks.
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saxitoxin wrote:Serbia is a RUDE DUDE
may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
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His performance can be questioned though. I'm not saying he's not good, but I may say he's a little bit overrated? I can't remember him doing something special in a tough game. He made his glory in the already decided and easy games.Serbia wrote:Neymar is the current golden boy. We can't have anything bad happen with him, so let's hope this just dies down and goes away.
Bollocks.
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And Finally!!!! Justice has been partially seen as Neymar is suspended for 4 games.. it means Copa America is over for him.. buhbye good riddance...
http://futbol.as.com/futbol/2015/06/20/ ... no_rsoc=CM
I wish Chile has shown some respect to its own laws and suspended their twat (aka Vidal) for driving drunk!
http://futbol.as.com/futbol/2015/06/20/ ... no_rsoc=CM
I wish Chile has shown some respect to its own laws and suspended their twat (aka Vidal) for driving drunk!
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I ve been completely out of the loopfor the past 3 weeks, didn t even see the champions league final.
Van Der Vaart signing for Betis and Gignac going to ... Mexico to play for tigres are the catchiest stufffor me.
Woman football is starting to be important in france. PSG and Lyon are investing a lot in their female team in the past few years. Lyon won 2 champions league then lost in final the third year, and this year PSG beat lyon in semi finals but lost the final against frankfurt on the 92'.
I d like to watch a bit of the woman world cup... I think that Germany and USA are the best, france could compete for the 3rd place with a bunch of other teams.
Van Der Vaart signing for Betis and Gignac going to ... Mexico to play for tigres are the catchiest stufffor me.
Woman football is starting to be important in france. PSG and Lyon are investing a lot in their female team in the past few years. Lyon won 2 champions league then lost in final the third year, and this year PSG beat lyon in semi finals but lost the final against frankfurt on the 92'.
I d like to watch a bit of the woman world cup... I think that Germany and USA are the best, france could compete for the 3rd place with a bunch of other teams.

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Lacazette probably to Arsenal?
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Haven t read it.the question is... At what price? Cause basically,a guy aged 23 and has scored like 27 goals in league, who plays for the french national team and is very far from having revealed his full potential... Must be worth at least 35M€.. And that would still be cheap.waauw wrote:Lacazette probably to Arsenal?

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Well according to what I've read Wenger wants to buy both Lacazette and Fekir, and Lyon itself demands 50M€ for Lacazette which I doubt any club will be willing to pay.betiko wrote:Haven t read it.the question is... At what price? Cause basically,a guy aged 23 and has scored like 27 goals in league, who plays for the french national team and is very far from having revealed his full potential... Must be worth at least 35M€.. And that would still be cheap.waauw wrote:Lacazette probably to Arsenal?
Though that might just be newspaper talk