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July 11,
2006
at 14:46,
Besatiedom
said:
So congratulations to
Simon I guess for
briliantly winning this
competition... Can't wait
to hear why Zidane did
what he did but no matter
what, that was an
interesting WC... Hope to
keep in touch guys ! Best
from the Thousand Hills
July 6,
2006
at 13:37,
Lars Allenstein
said:
hey, party people! cheers
from berlin. am playing
the team guide for the
kenyan team (MYSA) at the
streetfootball world cup
in b-kreuzberg
(www.festival06.org).
respect to our 2 ladies
in the top 5. take it
easy everybody :)
July 6,
2006
at 12:36,
Besatiedom
said:
humm humm... No no,
nothing, just passing by,
you know... being French
and all...
HAHHAHAHAHAHAHA !!! I
dont care that I loose
now, it all comes down to
being the REAL winner of
this competition !!!! the
World Cup !
July 3,
2006
at 00:40,
Simon M
said:
I guess my predictions
are out the window
now...I had Portugal down
for the final but I'm
going to have to throw my
lot in with the
French...Zizou is a
God...where was the buck
tooth wonder?
July 2,
2006
at 14:31,
Ms. E Brown
said:
Paddy, don't worry, your
manhood was never
established for me to
challenge anyway...
July 1,
2006
at 13:40,
Kevin
said:
fuck.....
July 1,
2006
at 10:02,
Frank the german coastguard
said:
GERMANY GOES BERLIN!!!
Hey Kev Argentia? We will
collect our 4th star
dude.
July 1,
2006
at 08:47,
Paddy Douglas
said:
I hate this game!! And i
dont care what so ever
that ms E Brown is
beating me!!
June 29,
2006
at 20:02,
Ms. E Brown
said:
Paddy, darling, I will
kick your sorry
imperialist ass! Our
coaches are so bummed
about Ghana. Their only
consolation is
Ronaldhino. Can someone
tell me how so many of
his jerseys ended up in
our refugee camps?
June 28,
2006
at 12:22,
Brian Gonzales
said:
I suck.
What can I say? My
predictions challenged
the precise rules laid
out by the football gods:
the host nation always
does well, Brazil or
Germany always make the
final, and the host
nation always does
well...oh, and Spain
always chokes. I
challenged the gods and
paid the price. What does
relegation mean here...do
I have to make Wimbeldon
predictions and challenge
Kaisa-Leena at Euro 2008.
June 28,
2006
at 11:34,
Paddy Douglas
said:
I Have to agree dom it is
suprising that kevin is
so low and that t lex is
above brian. That must be
causing some friction in
that team! At the moment
my aim is to beat sara e
brown and finish in a
champions league spot.
Petra says hi to everyone
June 28,
2006
at 07:54,
Besatiedom
said:
Kevin, isn't it
embarassing having
created this league and
being (I have to scroll
down, just a second...)
#19 on the ladder...? But
maybe you don't want to
talk about it...
June 28,
2006
at 07:51,
Besatiedom
said:
I've been quite lately,
didn't open my big mouth
like some of my dear Red
Army friends... But I'm
coming back big time !!!!
Sara E Brown, watch out
!!!! I will hunt you down
to Tanzania if I have to
! Oh, and France
briliantly won
yesterday... You wait and
see... France-Brazil?
Sounds familiar... Kirsti
and Kat say Hi by the way
!
June 27,
2006
at 07:30,
T-Lex
said:
Who is in the relegation
zone now, hmmm??? And the
pupil becomes the
teacher...
You owe me a mammy for
Ukraine's goal yesterday,
Brian.
June 26,
2006
at 17:54,
Matthew Everitt
said:
thanks...it was a sweet
one...i still can't stand
the argentinians, or the
portuguese...Figo should
have gotten a red before
he ever got elbowed...
June 25,
2006
at 01:31,
Simon M
said:
Matt that Maxi goal was
just for you!
June 24,
2006
at 12:56,
Kevin
said:
wow....i'm getting
destroyed here...i have
faith that argentina will
be my salvation tho...in
figurative terms...i'm
clear of the relegation
zone (poor lexie)...and
tho a champions league
spot (top 4) might be a
bit of a reach....i can
aim to play in europe
next season (top 6
finish)....it's like my
boys from newcastle last
season...getting off to a
sluggish start...but when
souey was fired they went
on a tear...and
finished...well...7th...i
nter-toto cup
baby....fear the toon
army...vamos argentina...
June 24,
2006
at 05:07,
Paddy Douglas
said:
ms e. brown i have to
give you credit you are
the shock of the
tournament so far. while
kevin and brian are like
england so much hype but
little else! And well
done T-lex you are off
the bottom!
June 23,
2006
at 15:01,
Ms. E Brown
said:
I fell asleep during the
Holland game the other
night but hurray for
Coite d'Ivoire. And while
the US lost, at least one
African team is
advancing...boys, I'm
catching up! Paddy, your
ass is mine.
June 23,
2006
at 14:57,
Frank the german coastguard
said:
Hey folks, you can not
believe whats was going
on yesterday...5 minutes
after Ghana has beaten
the US boys we had the
biggest party of all
times...the main road was
blocked by trucks,cars
and crazy people...i hope
they beat Brazil...I want
more party!!!Matt, Paddy
I want my 3rd position
back :-)
June 23,
2006
at 13:31,
Matthew Everitt
said:
Frank, you must be loving
it now.....probably the
only place having a
bigger party than germany
now is Accra!!!! have
fun!!! and go Black
Stars!! ronaldinho's
nothing
June 22,
2006
at 11:17,
Matthew Everitt
said:
someone please beat
argentina!!!!!
June 17,
2006
at 10:58,
Simon M
said:
I hope you all saw
Argentina´s demonstration
of the beautiful game at
his best. I watched it
from outside the stadium
but should have paid
whatever the touts were
asking to get in.
Unbelievable...Vamos
Argentina!!!
June 14,
2006
at 17:16,
Matthew Everitt
said:
did anyone see the
walking michelin man that
some call Ronaldo?! i was
wondering why i didn't
see Henry in the
France-swiss
match....Ronaldo ate him!
June 13,
2006
at 16:30,
Paddy Douglas
said:
watch your back simon i
am comming for you
however i will be content
what ever postion i am
in, if it is above that
geek of a man called
brian.
June 13,
2006
at 16:23,
Simon M
said:
Ghana's frontline looked
suspect when they played
their friendly against
Korea here. More shots
ended up in the stand
than on target. I fear
the mighty Czechs will
inflict the final blow.
And what's this??? A
Canadian England
supporter is pulling away
from the pack. This
cannot be! We need a draw
for France and a 2-1 win
for Brazil and it's game
on.
June 13,
2006
at 13:26,
Matthew Everitt
said:
what did i say about the
ghana keeper?! a walking
nightmare...i think he
greases his gloves before
every corner...a shot on
net would have been nice
for ghana
(essien?!?!?)...yo kev
boy....glad liberia is so
great! i guess it pays
to wait...maybe i should
do the same.
June 13,
2006
at 02:55,
Simon M
said:
so the Black Stars
couldn't pull it off
against the slick
Italians but I have faith
in the Trini boys, the
big shock is coming and
it has Dwight, Shaka,
Carlos and my man Jason
written all over it.
June 12,
2006
at 15:37,
Matthew Everitt
said:
tonight will be the best
game so far in the
tourney!! the has-been
italians will try to
muster something up
against the new kids on
the block, but it will
not be enough against the
formidable strike force
of the black stars
(unless our goalie plays
like shit, which is not
out of the
question)...ps, argentina
won't win another game
because FIFA has decided
to use a real ref this
time that calls
shirt-pulling take-downs
in the box and repeated
(15) fouls on an
individual player
(drogba, robben, nobody
on serbia cuz they
actually don't live up to
the hype).
June 12,
2006
at 11:30,
Paddy Douglas
said:
Ms E brown giving
yourself such high
targets will only lead to
dissappoint and low self
esteem. So for your own
health I would give up
such a quest and aim for
somthing that is more in
your abilities range for
example not comming last
would be a good start!
June 12,
2006
at 08:29,
Ms. E Brown
said:
Paddy, all I want is to
beat you. Holland game
was boring but USA is
today!!! One of the
ex-pats out here set up a
projector screen for
watching the games but we
are subjected to his
pro-Netherlands
propaganda...orange
everywhere...
June 12,
2006
at 04:40,
Paddy Douglas
said:
hey kevin liberia sounds
fun, here in thailand its
tough! but do not worry i
will bore you with
details later. good to
see brian that you are
still hanging in there!
znd good luck with the i
tie ladies
June 10,
2006
at 16:46,
Kevin
said:
well boys...looks like
the games have
begun...life in liberia
is good...gonna be
hard-pressed to catch
many of the games...but
david and i are living
together for the moment
and he's brought the RTP
projector home...so when
we have power...we can
watch it larger than life
on one of our
walls...how's thailand
paddy?
June 9,
2006
at 11:32,
Paddy Douglas
said:
After reading your blog
brian either you have too
much time on your hands
or you need to get
youself a girl friend!!!!
Enjoy Germany and send my
best to simon
June 8,
2006
at 17:09,
Simon M
said:
As the hour of truth
approaches I thought I
would post some words of
wisdom from my neighbours
in the south and put the
actions of the great Andy
Murray in a bit of
context:
"Bring it on, and
bring it home"
"Most talented squad
to leave these
shores"
"Best prepared
England team"
"Brazil in the
semi-finals, or even the
final...they are
beatable"
"Brazil, along with
England, the team to
beat"
No excuses now chaps!
June 8,
2006
at 15:08,
Lars Allenstein
said:
know hargreaves only from
his matches for bayern
münchen. different story
maybe.
if crouch has a similar
dance style like me, how
come he is still allowed
to represent england?
maybe they lock him up
after the matches/at
night.
i watched the Aussies
yesterday testing against
Liechtenstein. the
soccaroos were not
impressing at all.
June 5,
2006
at 12:07,
Matthew Everitt
said:
hargreaves was a no-show
against jamaica...should
have picked canada (or
wales) owen!!! lars, i
know why you like
crouch...you and him have
similar dance styles!!
June 4,
2006
at 08:39,
Lars Allenstein
said:
1. happy to announce that
i've just arrived in
good, old germany :)))
heyho, let's go!
2. crouch should be quite
useful to the brits,
since he does score, and
more importantly, gives
svennie an additional
offensive/tactical option
(tall & strong relay
station right in front of
the opponents' goal, like
the czech jan koller, who
might be crouch's role
model actually).
have to disagree with
simon regarding
hargreaves, too.
3. anyone heard about the
alternative world cup
that just ended in
hamburg yesterday? it was
called "FIFI Wild
Cup", the first
world cup for teams that
are not recognized by
FIFA, like greenland,
tibet, gibraltar,
republic of st.pauli,
...
in yesterday's final the
zanzibar team (my
favourites) got beaten by
the turkish republic of
northern cyprus after
penalty shoot out (live
on tv, of course).
June 3,
2006
at 23:07,
Simon M
said:
Hmmm I may be eating my
words about Crouch if he
keeps this up...
June 2,
2006
at 04:53,
Brian Gonzales
said:
Did you just bring a
Scottish tennis player to
the table? A tennis
player (from Scotland)
wearing a Paraguay shirt
is your kind of
patriotism? Was he
sipping on a G and T
during a break at Roland
Garros when unleashed
this outbreak of
hooliganism? Come on
Paddy, you're making this
too easy...
June 1,
2006
at 14:55,
Paddy Douglas
said:
Andy Murry (the Scottish
tennis player) has stated
that he will be wearing a
paraguayan football shirt
when paraguay play
england!! Now that sort
of scotish patriotism I
can understand!!
June 1,
2006
at 13:14,
Matthew Everitt
said:
don't count your
monrovian chickens yet
kev, the wind is
always'a'blowing on the
SL waters....a leak could
spring at any moment and
your man will have to
right our boat once
more......Liberia's for
lovers (and dissapointed
argentina fans)
June 1,
2006
at 00:14,
Kevin
said:
the server just wished me
'shalom' when i signed
on...i think the E. might
have some inside
connections to tilt this
game in her
favour...hahahah....simon
...hargreaves is as
canadian as rusedski or
lennox lewis...closer to
the beloved queen but
still
traitors...well...as long
as matty and co. keep
their ship afloat for the
rest of the week...i'm
off to liberia friday
morning to start
preparing for the
argentina victory
parade...seems like
there's actually a work
portion to this RTP
holiday...
May 31,
2006
at 23:31,
Simon M
said:
I hope that those who
have put faith in England
are aware that Hargreaves
is a useless Canadian who
should probably be
speedskating or playing
ice hockey, that Peter
Crouch is Sven's idea of
a sick joke, and that the
fat kid is injured. Good
luck boys!
May 31,
2006
at 12:38,
rahim
said:
hello guys sorry for
prononciation i am non
native speaker :) i quess
argintina will win Messi
is fanatastic dont put
evil eye on him
May 30,
2006
at 16:22,
Matthew Everitt
said:
A nice draw (turkey) and
win (jamaica) for ghana
over the wkd....things
are looking good!!!
Domfather, your Algerian
Knight Zidane was looking
pretty old and tired
against mexique!!
heureusement qu'il y a
valdhorasso! I'm going
on record in saying that
Brazil won't make it past
the 2nd round!
May 30,
2006
at 12:34,
Besatiedom
said:
My dear fellow Johann
worshipers... I agree
that I haven't been very
original when picking
Brazil to win... (but at
least I've picked one,
not like
paddy-who-drinks-his-own-
pee...). But unlike
Frank, I haven't been
over patriotic and didn’t
pick my own country…
Because I support bad
haircuts (and Matt should
too I think…just
kidding), I’m secretly
going for Didier Drogba
and Ivory Coast (although
with Ronladinho, I think
we’ll all agree that I
follow my own
guidelines…).
But you know, I’m not in
this to play, I’m here to
win… So go Brazil !!!!
May 28,
2006
at 10:24,
Paddy Douglas
said:
spencer oh spencer didnt
that england game make
you laught out loud it
certainly made me laught.
Spencer willing to give
some odds for the trin
and tobago game that
should be a tought
game!!!
May 21,
2006
at 12:13,
Ms. E Brown
said:
Spencer, a few of my
coaches in Mkugwa Refugee
Camp were laughing at the
idea of England winning
the other day...
May 12,
2006
at 18:56,
Matthew Everitt
said:
well, since Dom's picked
the oh-so-orginal Brazil
to win, and they are so
favoured to win, if in
fact he wins, he'd owe
the bookie money......the
french will probably
poison all their
opponents, just like
mauresmo did this summer
to win her aussie open!!
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| Pos | Name | Winner | Po |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Simon M  
Deutschland
| Winner: ArgentinaSee full predictions | 82 |
| 2 | rahim Baku,Azerbaijan | Winner: Argentina | 80 |
| 3 | Ms. E Brown K-Town, Tz | Winner: Germany | 79 |
| 4 | T-Lex Az | Winner: Brazil | 75 |
| 5 | spenner uganda | Winner: England | 73 |
| 6 |
Kevin
Monrovia , Liberia
| Winner: ArgentinaSee full predictions | 67 |
| 6 | Besatiedom Kigali | Winner: Brazil | 67 |
| 8 | Frank the german coast... Accra | Winner: Germany | 65 |
| 9 |
shaun hogg
cambs
| Winner: EnglandSee full predictions | 64 |
| 9 |
Paddy Douglas
Umpang
| Winner: ArgentinaSee full predictions | 64 |
| 11 |
Lars Allenstein
Where It's All Happenin'
| Winner: BrazilSee full predictions | 62 |
| 12 |
Ian MacDonald
Thailand
| Winner: England | 61 |
| 13 | Krayzie Fairfax, VA, USA | Winner: Brazil | 58 |
| 14 |
Chris
Mae Sot
| Winner: EnglandSee full predictions | 56 |
| 15 |
Matthew Everitt
Koidu (where?), Sierra...
| Winner: GhanaSee full predictions | 55 |
| 16 | Natalie Addis Ababa | Winner: Spain | 52 |
| 16 |
Kaisa-Leena
Thailand
| Winner: Croatia | 52 |
| 18 |
Brian Gonzales
Baku
| Winner: Spain | 46 |
| 19 |
karl
cornwall
| Winner: BrazilSee full predictions | 41 |
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