Warney
Number 20.
no chance that Torres will score a hatrick, he will most likely start on the bench and isn't in great form...
2010 FIFA World Cup Thread! (Spoilers in Results Area)
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Possibly the dumbest thing Ive read. Have you watched amy spain games??????
Torres will be lucky to start, he was underachieved all tournament and is out of favour with the coach.
As much as I want Holland to win, I think Spain will get up 1 - 0
Farmer2Goggin2Wade
R.I.P Captain Beefheart!
to everything you said!
did i ever say that it was gonna happen???? I said i hope that he would get a hat trick........ he is probz only gonna come on 80 mins inot the game and have little to no effect on the game........
maybe u guys should read not read skipping most words
maybe u guys should read not read skipping most words
Warney
Number 20.
Geez on one night, every four years, is the world cup final.
Early tomorrow morning in Perth another storm comes in with predicted damaging winds and showers (at around 2am AWST)
If the power goes out i am going to kill someone!!
Early tomorrow morning in Perth another storm comes in with predicted damaging winds and showers (at around 2am AWST)
If the power goes out i am going to kill someone!!
if pedro starts i will be tempted to turn the tv off. hes a fkn hog torres couldve scored last game but that spastic pedro wanted his 2 mins of fame
Warney
Number 20.
Pedro is in great form though.... why can't people admit Torres is in bad form?
Meanwhile Roy Hodgson has put a 100 million pound (AU$171 Million) valuation on Torres to scare off interested clubs
---------- Post added 12-07-2010 at 05:37 AM ----------
the FIFA World Cup won by: Spain!!
Meanwhile Roy Hodgson has put a 100 million pound (AU$171 Million) valuation on Torres to scare off interested clubs
---------- Post added 12-07-2010 at 05:37 AM ----------
the FIFA World Cup won by: Spain!!
Warney
Number 20.
do they do the award winners after the game or at a seperate ceremony?
Warney
Number 20.
got it guys!
---------- Post added 12-07-2010 at 05:56 AM ----------
i've got it!
Best Young Player: Thomas Mueller
Golden Ball: Diego Forlan
Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Iker Casillas
Can't find Golden Boot (Mueller??), Team of the Tournament, Fair Play Award.
---------- Post added 12-07-2010 at 05:56 AM ----------
i've got it!
Best Young Player: Thomas Mueller
Golden Ball: Diego Forlan
Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Iker Casillas
Can't find Golden Boot (Mueller??), Team of the Tournament, Fair Play Award.
Tigers Maniac
OzCardTrader
Yeah - Mueller got Golden Boot because he also got three assists....I would of much preferred Villa or Sneijder!
Anyway can't believe my tip was right this year - unbelievable! Well done to Spain - I'm now a permament fan.
SBS reported Mueller was Golden boot...5 goals 3 assists
Tigers Maniac
OzCardTrader
adidas Golden Ball: Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
Diego Forlan has been named Best Player at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The Uruguay striker topped the prestigious poll of accredited media representatives ahead of the Netherlands’ Wesley Sneijder and Spain hitman David Villa. The 31-year-old Forlan took the starring role in his country’s heroic performance at the FIFA World Cup finals.
The striker’s five goals propelled his team to the last four at the global showdown for the first time in 40 years, underscoring his status as one of the modern greats and the undisputed figurehead of his team. Forlan was the fulcrum and focus of all his team’s best attacking moves. The South Americans fell 3-2 to the Dutch in the semi-finals, but their overall performance at the tournament holds out enormous hope for the future, and Forlan has been justly recognised for his stellar contribution to the diminutive nation’s success.
adidas Silver Ball: Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
adidas Bronze Ball: David Villa (Spain)
adidas Golden Boot: Thomas Muller (Germany) - 5 goals, 3 assists
Thomas Muller’s opening goal for Germany against Uruguay in the third-place play-off proved enough to earn the Bayern Munich starlet the adidas Golden Boot. Muller finished on five goals at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, but claimed the top scorer accolade thanks to no fewer than three assists, leaving him ahead of Spain marksman David Villa and Dutch hitman Wesley Sneijder, both of whom finished on five goals but with only one assist apiece.
adidas Silver Boot: David Villa (5 goals, 1 assist)
adidas Bronze Boot: Wesley Sneijder (5 goals, 1 assist)
adidas Golden Glove: Iker Casillas (Spain)
The Spain keeper has conceded just two goals at South Africa 2010. Under pressure after La Roja opened up with a shock defeat to Switzerland, Casillas has since answered his critics with a string of superb displays that have proved crucial to his Spain’s progress to a Final they have long dreamed about. One of his most vital interventions was the second-half penalty save from Paraguay’s Oscar Cardozo in the quarter-finals, the prelude to two more priceless stops in the closing minutes. Casillas was on top form again in the semi-final against Germany, making fine saves from Piotr Trochowski and Toni Kroos. With Spain failing to take more of the numerous chances they have created (five of their victories having come by a single goal margin), the Real Madrid custodian’s performances between the posts have taken on even greater significance. In this his third FIFA World Cup™ finals, the ice-cool and ultra-professional Spain captain has reproduced his very best form, showcasing his agility and fabled powers of concentration and confirming his status as one of the finest custodians in the world.
Hyundai Best Young Player: Thomas Muller (Germany)
The Germany forward rates as the biggest discovery of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. The Bayern Munich youngster has hit the headlines on and off the field, with five goals and three assists, and any number of quotable quotes for waiting reporters. After just one season in the Bayern first team, the 20-year-old has become the darling of the German football scene, and provided all the evidence the FIFA Technical Study Group required to name him Best Young Player of the tournament. Practically the only blemish on Muller’s record at the finals was his yellow card in Germany’s meeting with Argentina, causing him to miss his side’s semi-final defeat to Spain due to suspension. Muller succeeds fellow German Lukas Podolski as winner of the Best Young Player award, testament to the outstanding youth development programmes run by the German FA (DFB).
FIFA Fair Play Award: Spain
Spain have ended the tournament as both the best team in the world, and the fairest too: Coach Vicente Del Bosque’s men collected only eight yellow cards in the course of the tournament. Korea DPR actually finished with just two yellow cards against their players, but the Asian side only played three matches at the finals. The FIFA Fair Play Award for Spain arguably comes as little surprise in the light of the fair play ratings from 2006, when the Spaniards and Brazil finished joint top.
Fair results I reckon.....
Diego Forlan has been named Best Player at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The Uruguay striker topped the prestigious poll of accredited media representatives ahead of the Netherlands’ Wesley Sneijder and Spain hitman David Villa. The 31-year-old Forlan took the starring role in his country’s heroic performance at the FIFA World Cup finals.
The striker’s five goals propelled his team to the last four at the global showdown for the first time in 40 years, underscoring his status as one of the modern greats and the undisputed figurehead of his team. Forlan was the fulcrum and focus of all his team’s best attacking moves. The South Americans fell 3-2 to the Dutch in the semi-finals, but their overall performance at the tournament holds out enormous hope for the future, and Forlan has been justly recognised for his stellar contribution to the diminutive nation’s success.
adidas Silver Ball: Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
adidas Bronze Ball: David Villa (Spain)
adidas Golden Boot: Thomas Muller (Germany) - 5 goals, 3 assists
Thomas Muller’s opening goal for Germany against Uruguay in the third-place play-off proved enough to earn the Bayern Munich starlet the adidas Golden Boot. Muller finished on five goals at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, but claimed the top scorer accolade thanks to no fewer than three assists, leaving him ahead of Spain marksman David Villa and Dutch hitman Wesley Sneijder, both of whom finished on five goals but with only one assist apiece.
adidas Silver Boot: David Villa (5 goals, 1 assist)
adidas Bronze Boot: Wesley Sneijder (5 goals, 1 assist)
adidas Golden Glove: Iker Casillas (Spain)
The Spain keeper has conceded just two goals at South Africa 2010. Under pressure after La Roja opened up with a shock defeat to Switzerland, Casillas has since answered his critics with a string of superb displays that have proved crucial to his Spain’s progress to a Final they have long dreamed about. One of his most vital interventions was the second-half penalty save from Paraguay’s Oscar Cardozo in the quarter-finals, the prelude to two more priceless stops in the closing minutes. Casillas was on top form again in the semi-final against Germany, making fine saves from Piotr Trochowski and Toni Kroos. With Spain failing to take more of the numerous chances they have created (five of their victories having come by a single goal margin), the Real Madrid custodian’s performances between the posts have taken on even greater significance. In this his third FIFA World Cup™ finals, the ice-cool and ultra-professional Spain captain has reproduced his very best form, showcasing his agility and fabled powers of concentration and confirming his status as one of the finest custodians in the world.
Hyundai Best Young Player: Thomas Muller (Germany)
The Germany forward rates as the biggest discovery of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. The Bayern Munich youngster has hit the headlines on and off the field, with five goals and three assists, and any number of quotable quotes for waiting reporters. After just one season in the Bayern first team, the 20-year-old has become the darling of the German football scene, and provided all the evidence the FIFA Technical Study Group required to name him Best Young Player of the tournament. Practically the only blemish on Muller’s record at the finals was his yellow card in Germany’s meeting with Argentina, causing him to miss his side’s semi-final defeat to Spain due to suspension. Muller succeeds fellow German Lukas Podolski as winner of the Best Young Player award, testament to the outstanding youth development programmes run by the German FA (DFB).
FIFA Fair Play Award: Spain
Spain have ended the tournament as both the best team in the world, and the fairest too: Coach Vicente Del Bosque’s men collected only eight yellow cards in the course of the tournament. Korea DPR actually finished with just two yellow cards against their players, but the Asian side only played three matches at the finals. The FIFA Fair Play Award for Spain arguably comes as little surprise in the light of the fair play ratings from 2006, when the Spaniards and Brazil finished joint top.
Fair results I reckon.....
Warney
Number 20.
yeah i've got it down now..
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and where's the All Star Team?
Warney
Number 20.
Mueller is a good player, i hope he ends up at United.
espana...... oleh oleh pleh pleh oleh oleh oleh oleh....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I tipped them before the world cup at started they were always my team that i supported when the Aussies got knocked out..... Octupus was right and the parrot was wrong....... I like Muller i just wished they played a bit more of Kroos....
Would like to see all star team too......
anyone watch cup fever, their last episode was hilarious.... loved the rivaldo award and the making yourself look like a goose award..... also the framed Green shocker and then the framed joke about Green's Shocker
cheers
Would like to see all star team too......
anyone watch cup fever, their last episode was hilarious.... loved the rivaldo award and the making yourself look like a goose award..... also the framed Green shocker and then the framed joke about Green's Shocker
cheers
Warney
Number 20.
i watched a bit of Santo, Sam and Ed's Cup Fever, loved when they mocked Masterchef 
oh yeah with Ed's mum's recipe and the look of the food changed from when they served it to Aloisi... "Do you know why I have Paused Ed" Because, because the producers want the show to be longer... I completely crqacked up
Is there an all star team?????????
Is there an all star team?????????