Monday, June 28, 2010

No Goal?


YES, DEFINITELY!

Sepp Blatter doesn't believe in technology, yet he's using Twitter. Asshole.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Holiday World Cup Summary

I was away in Bali. So updating the blog wasn't an option. Just the great beach, great football with the great crowd.

Here's a summary of what i think.

Fabiano is Fabulous.

David Villa is getting more and more deadly. "That's how you score goals biatch!", that's what he said to Torres.

Karma's a bitch isn't it? Boohoo!

England, expected to be axed next.


Lucky Oranje. Now let see can you do the 78'. That was the best game ever.

Okay, see you next time.

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Kick-Off! World Cup 2010

Had a great kick-off party and we seriously need more goals.

I have to mention the host, South Africa drew their game with Mexico with 1-1. A thunderous goal scored by Siphiwe Tshabalala and equalized by Rafael Marquez.

France, always a slow starter in the World Cup, as lame as ever. The frontman Anelka and Govou was ineffective. Yada yada yada, it was a boring game. Even when Uruguay were down to 10-man, France were unable to score a goal and later when Henry was on, he complained about a hand ball by the Uruguay's player. Oh, the irony.

South Korea were entertaining and Greece were helpless. Park Ji-Sung, Lee Chung Young and Park Chu-Young were the main threat of Greece's defense throughout the game. Lee Jung Soo scored the opener and Park Ji Sung, spectacularly added the other one. Cool!

Oh yesh, I'ma give you a bigggg huggggggggg!!!

Argentina had their first match against Nigeria, and Nigeria's goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama made all the saves to deny Messi from scoring a hatrick. The only goal that day came from Gabriel Heinze. Tevez and Higuain flinched in front of goal, Messi was fun to watch but Nigeria were prepared and on guard to handle him. It was about luck, and Argentina were the luckier one.

He borrowed his suit from someone else. It's not your size Mr. Maradona.


Talking about luck, England proved to be the unlucky one. From David Seaman, Scott Carson, Paul Robinson, David James and now, Robert Green, they have all the goalkeepers to blame. Damn. What are the odds that all of England's goalkeepers are blunder prone? Sheit!! I think Joe Hart should have played.

USA is now a cocky team, tried to claim football as their game. Well, if you're American, it's soccer. Lucky for USA, Clint Dempsey's shot was deflected off Rob Green's hand and slipped into the back of the net. 

Gerrard's 4th minutes goal was equalized with that goal. Millions of chances(oh,the hyperbole) were presented for England, but Heskey, Rooney, Shaun Wright-Phillip were unable to convert it in. Kudos to Tim Howard. Ashley Cole, Terry and Lampard were shitty. Yeah, noticed that, Chelshit players. Go dai.

Gerrard's comment afterwards, "The whole team is behind Rob Green". Yeah, in retrospect, that's a good place to stand if he's playing again.

We call it 'frust menonggeng'. You should have wash your hand after you ate that popcorn.

Germany, damn. All I can say is "Achtung für die Deutschen!". Oh, yes. i really meant it. We don't expect anything from them for this World Cup, but now, after I watched their game against Australia, heck, I think they are a serious contender for the cup. The passing was quick and sharp. The players were all fast and swift. The hammering of Australia proved their credentials. Podolski lighting bolt shot. Klose's header, Muller and Cacau's goals made it 4-0 win against the Socceroos. Tim Cahill got sent off and Germany held their game very well.

"Hüten Sie sich vor Podolski!"


Wow, I can speak German. Damn this Google Translate is good!

But still, it's too early to predict anything. Netherlands, Spain, Brazil and Portugal haven't play yet, and the best is yet to come. Roar!!




Sunday, June 6, 2010

I'm Worried Over; The Selecao.

I've talked about World Cup 2010 before.

Check it out here.

Okay, as I mentioned before. The one and only team who go into every World Cup with the expectations to lift the cup each and every time.

My favorite team, The Selecao; Brazil.

I've been following them closely now and it's safe to say that I'm effing worried.

Why? because of Dunga's selection. Oh yes he won the World Cup in 1994, I remember that but heck the selection is worth to be worried over.

No Pato, Ronaldinho, Adriano, Neymar, Diego and Paulo Henrique.

Pato a.k.a Duck; all I can say about him is he's young and extremely fast. It's thrilling to see him overrun any defenders but too bad, Dunga don't quite trust any youngsters just yet. He preferred to choose the players who have been consistently playing at high-levels in 4 year period since 2006.

Smart? Or simply experimental. Sheit. Pele was 17 when he won his first World Cup back in 1958 and yet you are relying on your stupid head? Damn.

That answers why he left out Neymar a.k.a Goose(wait,why the heck is all the new players is nicknamed after the anatidae family?), and Paulo Henrique because they are still young and he prefers giving the chance to older and experienced player. Bullcrapo!

And Ronaldinho; which is back in April he said he wanna lift the World Cup in 2010. I'm very sure it's gonna be pretty dull without him.

Adriano; well,he's been great in Flamengo and yet, his personal problems before this still precedes him. Sounds like Dunga is a jerk if his choice was based on that.

Finally, my hopeful dude, who can rule the middle like Wesley Sneijder did, Diego. Tremendously great but heck he was too unlucky with Juventus. And that, for a fact, suck big time.

All I have left to wish for is, just hope they can rule with Dunga's systemized football; unlike the usual samba boys, he choose to adopt them to more European way of football.

No dribbling Samba Brazil??WTF??

Dunga, you sure or not??

ROOARRRRR!!!