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lol, boston balla... or is it, "brasilia balla?" Do you enjoy fronting on american boards?
None of the Argentines pull that , possibly because they aren't questioning their manhood.
Do you enjoy acting like a black american on this board?
and hopefully the Argentines will stuff your boots right back in your mouth, where they belong.
Please, post some more nonsense on my profile page,
lol, boston balla... or is it, "brasilia balla?" Do you enjoy fronting on american boards?
None of the Argentines pull that , possibly because they aren't questioning their manhood.
Do you enjoy acting like a black american on this board?
regardless of my throwdown with maniac, I'm pulling for the Argentines, all the way.
son I have citizinship even if I've lived there when i was 0-5 years and I root for the country I always have rooted through natural rights. So stfu lil college girl.
son have you ever talked to anybody not american. You'd be surprised. So get out the ranch, leave the cows there and visit a town or two. You're full of blind hate. I'll have none of that.
lol, are you talking about the US or Brazil?
son my father is black and my mother is white. I was born in boston. I live in europe. I play football and basketball since I was 10. I enjoy a little smack talk with the argies but i like their team and hope to met them in the finals and I like the argie posters... world cup is one at 4 years it's not your yearly superbowl.
I'm talking this on an all-sport forum that is hosted in mother ing slovenia as far as I know.
I understand a got like you lacks a to suck in this economic depression but you're a sad little college even by the aforementioned standard. god bless your lost soul.
us .. i was in brasil some time ago but only for business purposes but that was it. Too used to europe to live on any other continent, though i come to us quite frequently.lol, are you talking about the US or Brazil?
son, I was in Paris a while back and it's a beautiful city, despite domenech and anelka. I still have family in Italy that I gotta go visit at some point.
You're not going to get an argument from me about europe, except for their trash football...
lol France
lol Italy
Germans: Argentina shows no respect
Associated Press
ERASMIA, South Africa -- Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger accuses World Cup quarterfinals rival Argentina of showing no respect for opponents and referees, and urges his teammates not to be provoked.
Germany eliminated Argentina on penalty kicks four years ago at the same stage and there were chaotic scenes after the shootout, with both sides exchanging punches and kicks in a fracas that included team officials from both benches.
Soccer Fracas 2006 World Cup
The fracas at the end of Germany's 2006 World Cup win over Argentina has not been forgotten, German players said Wednesday.
"The shootout is still in our memory, but what really weighs heavily on our minds is what happened after that match," Schweinsteiger said Wednesday. "We have to remain calm and not get provoked and I hope the referee will be very alert.
"You could see their behavior at halftime of the game against Mexico. When you look at their body language and gesticulations, the way they try to influence the referees, they have no respect. It's their mentality and character and we'll have to adjust."
Mexico and Argentina players had to be separated as they headed for the tunnel at halftime of the teams' second-round game, with the Mexicans furious over Argentina's first goal that came when scorer Carlos Tevez clearly was offside.
Argentina won 3-1.
Schweinsteiger also accused Argentine fans of taking the places of others in the stadiums and refusing to move. It was not clear where he got his evidence from.
But the midfielder praised Argentina as a team, saying the squad coached by Diego Maradona was better in "every sector" than the team Germany beat four years ago.
Germany's team page
For more about Germany and its chances in South Africa this summer, click here.
Schweinsteiger singled out veteran Juan Sebastian Veron.
"He has played very strongly here. I have been impressed," Schweinsteiger said.
Schweinsteiger repeated that stopping Argentina star Lionel Messi will need a strong "collective effort."
"Other teams also have done it. He hasn't scored yet and we want to keep it that way," said Schweinsteiger, who has played 78 games for Germany although he is still just 25.
"We'll find the right game plan to hurt Argentina, although we know how strong Argentina is. At this level, you can't make mistakes, it's the details that decide the match."
Thomas Mueller, who scored twice against England, could be the deciding factor in the match, which might be embarrassing to Maradona.
By now, he should have heard of Mueller. The last time Argentina played Germany in a friendly in March, Maradona felt so slighted when Mueller sat on the podium with him at the postmatch news conference that he stormed off and refused to return until Mueller left the stage to the coach alone.
Mueller had just made his debut for Germany then. Now, he leads his team at the World Cup with three goals.
Argentina's team page
For more about Argentina and its chances in South Africa this summer, click here.
Coach Joachim Loew said forward Cacau is unlikely to recover from a right thigh injury in time for the match.
Argentina beat Germany 1-0 with relative ease in that March friendly in Munich. Schweinsteiger said that result meant little.
"One, it was a friendly. Two, they did not create many chances either. Three, we have gained a lot of confidence by beating England and the good tactics we used in that game," Schweinsteiger said.
Germany advanced to the quarterfinal with a 4-1 win.
Schweinsteiger said he expected the upcoming match to be a tactical affair, "just as it was in 2006."
Argentina has only one win over Germany at the World Cup, in the 1986 final when Maradona was still playing. Overall in the World Cup, they have met five times and twice in the final.
Maradona led Argentina to that 3-2 win in Mexico, while in Italy in 1990, Germany won 1-0 on a penalty kick. Those were also the last times either team won the World Cup.
Germany won a group match 3-1 in 1958 and the two teams drew 0-0 in another group match in 1966.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/world-c...cc=5901&ver=us
lol u mad Schweinsteiger?
Damnit, Messi is sick, has a nasal congestion and had a fever which made him miss today's practice...
Get well for saturday!
To be fair. The quotes from Schweinsteiger are not very well translated. He did not say that the Argentina doesn't show respect in general.
He said it more in the context that in his opinion "trying to influence the refs" does not belong to the game and is respectless. The media alwasy goes for those things. It was not really a big deal.
I hope Messi will be healthy. I want both teams at full strengh (even though Cacau will probably not play) and the better team to win without mistakes by the refs...
balla does have a point, dudes from argentina do seem to have long hair a lot of the time lol
What are you, the fashion police now?
I figured as much. They do the same thing the other way around.
LOL long hair smack.
haven't heard that since 5th grade
lol ing about "trying to influence the refs" while trying to influence the refs.
Maybe he is a Lakers fan
Lahm: "... I want to see how they behave on saturday after they lose to us"
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/w...ow/6115644.cms
lol WTF? What have these German players been smoking? Are they trying to play mind games? I didn't know there were so many classless little es in the German squad.
The only thing these guys are gaining with this, it's another finish with incidents and I'm sure they will end up playing the inocent card when actually they're the ones starting fire. Hypocrisy at its finest.
What? Its still a big thing what happened. And you should be the last guy naming other players "little es". And context dude. I saw the press conference and if you know Lahm you know he had a big smile on his face.
Starting fire? Sure if you have the small emotional little brain of a donkey like Heinze. Or maybe remembering about fairness and sportsmanship and being a fair loser. Did you see all the players after england-germany? Really long staying in the middle, talking, hugging etc. Thats how a game should end. Or how a series ends between Mavs and Spurs. No matter who wins, after the last game you see everywhere fair losers and winners.
What the argentinian players did after the loss was one of the most idiotic embarassing behaviour the past years in football. Right after turkey - switzerland. No excuses of the heat of the game or being dissappointed. The argentina players were talking trash to the germans in the midfield after every penalty. After the 4:2 Borowski told them to finally shut up. And Cufre kicking Mertesacker because he thought he was Borowski.
So my question: Why they have to talk trash between the penalties? AND then blacking out if you get an answer to your trash talk...
And of course what happened after it, Blatters payback asshole move to suspend Frings (since we blocked his personal wish of southafrica 2006 etc). Schweinsteiger was Frings replacement and he let Pirlo free for the goal.
Last thing what the argentinian players should so now is about this comments, specially some players like Heinze.
Heinze, the other guy jumping and boxing into the crowd, another one kicking Mertesacker...
The game was full of such crap from your side
Last edited by sefant77; 07-01-2010 at 07:43 PM.
Why? I didn't see any Argie player ing. And I saw Lahm's press conference, he had no smile, he just said it.
Tell me of another time where Argentina's player had that kind of incident after losing in a WC, it didn't happen in 2002, nor 98, nor 94, not even in 1990 when we lost in the final in the last minutes with an invented penalty, it never happened other than in 2006, something strange must have happened there.Starting fire? Sure if you have the small emotional little brain of a donkey like Heinze. Or maybe remembering about fairness and sportsmanship and being a fair loser. Did you see all the players after england-germany? Really long staying in the middle, talking, hugging etc. Thats how a game should end. Or how a series ends between Mavs and Spurs. No matter who wins, after the last game you see everywhere fair losers and winners.
What the argentinian players did after the loss was one of the most idiotic embarassing behaviour the past years in football. Right after turkey - switzerland. No excuses of the heat of the game or being dissappointed. Do you see such crap after any germany-england game or after italy beat us in the last minute?
And of course what happened after it, Blatters payback asshole move to suspend Frings (since we blocked his personal wish of southafrica 2006 etc).
Last thing what the argentinian players should so now is about this comments, specially some players like Heinze.
Who was the asshole jumping and boxing into the crowd at 1:35?
The game was full of such crap from your side
All the Argie players said that the incidents happened 'cause the German players were taunting them (pointing out specially at Frings), including guys that I respect a lot like Cambiasso and Ayala. And seeing now that Frings got suspended and this "uncalled for" comments, I'm starting to think that it may be a little of truth behind it. Look how the Argie players go after a particular group of guys not all of the Germans, if they were angry just for the loss they wouldn't care about looking for a particular guy, they would just hit the first guy that crosses his path.
Last edited by DAF86; 07-01-2010 at 07:58 PM.
And regardless of what happened 4 years ago, there's no reason to do what the German players are doing, these aren't the same Argie and German squads (in Argentina there're just 4 or 5 players from the '06 roster) so I don't see the point of saying things like that, other than trying to mess with the Argentinians' heads.
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