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*Re-Action* said:
mintgamecube said:
so who is coming with me to South Africa?

I'm seriously considering going there now


Since we dont have many Asians in SA some massive black guy with aids will prob take a liking to you and rape you in some back alley Smile

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you'd hope so eh, you homo racist cunt

mind you I'd probably get stabbed before the raping takes place
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HardHouse007 said:
That was the best $40 I have ever spent. Atmosphere was unlike anything I've seen at any other sporting event. FUCKING AWESOME Very Happy


$40 was such a steal, even if tickets were $100 I'd still go and see it

now thinks back at Galaxy game what a waste of money

but that was about seeing Beckham then

so biggie meet next time AWs play in March in welly?
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TtheHF said:
pstu said:
dalai said:
What a fuckin awesome event! Probably the most exciting sporting event I've seen all year. Like the first round, it shits all over what rugby has to offer right now.

Unbelievable. Emotional. History. Very Happy


Not quite. Southland's Ranfurly Shield victory over Cunterbury was awesome Smile



Laughing! Dude, that is like comparing apples and Mongolian dancing goats. A provincial trophy which can change hands multiple times a season vs reaching the biggest event in world sport which takes place once every four years? Wildly different imo Smile



Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing


Props to Pstu for coming up with the biggest unintentional laugh on biggie since the 2 sleeps till xmas joke first appeared...
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mintgamecube said:
*Re-Action* said:
mintgamecube said:
so who is coming with me to South Africa?

I'm seriously considering going there now


Since we dont have many Asians in SA some massive black guy with aids will prob take a liking to you and rape you in some back alley Smile

Music


you'd hope so eh, you homo racist cunt

mind you I'd probably get stabbed before the raping takes place



Laughing Laughing Laughing !!
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Ahahahah, wtf?!! Laughing Laughing
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Classic posts RA and HF Laughing


and yeah and psssst hehehehehhe

the fact is we all know we will get our azzes handed to us in South Africa. But it doesnt really matter. I literally stop for a month to watch the WC anyway. So the fact that NZ is playing means I now have more to do than cheer for the English/Argies/Russians and hate on the Australians/Itiliins/Camerooon etc


Very Happy Music
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TtheHF said:

Laughing! Dude, that is like comparing apples and Mongolian dancing goats. A provincial trophy which can change hands multiple times a season vs reaching the biggest event in world sport which takes place once every four years? Wildly different imo Smile


Olympics is the biggest event in world sport Wink

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no it's not Wink

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*Re-Action* said:
TtheHF said:

Laughing! Dude, that is like comparing apples and Mongolian dancing goats. A provincial trophy which can change hands multiple times a season vs reaching the biggest event in world sport which takes place once every four years? Wildly different imo Smile


Olympics is the biggest event in world sport Wink

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Nope. The Football World Cup is much bigger. Wink
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dalai said:


Nope. The Football World Cup is much bigger. Wink


According to what?

More people watch the Olympics, more people participate, more spectators at the Olympics and more people watch it on TV. Its also makes more money ... so yeah according to who or what? Would be interested to know Smile

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Way more people watch the WC on telly Smile
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gummi_bear said:
Way more people watch the WC on telly Smile


From what I can find around 3 billion people watched the 2006 WC and 4.3 billion watched the Olympics in 2008.

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Link?

From wikipedia:

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The World Cup was first televised in 1954 and is now the most widely-viewed and followed sporting event in the world, exceeding even the Olympic Games. The cumulative audience of all matches of the 2006 World Cup is estimated to be 26.29 billion.[1] 715.1 million individuals watched the final match of this tournament (a ninth of the entire population of the planet). The 2006 World Cup draw, which decided the distribution of teams into groups, was watched by 300 million viewers.[36]


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dalai said:
TtheHF said:
pstu said:
dalai said:
What a fuckin awesome event! Probably the most exciting sporting event I've seen all year. Like the first round, it shits all over what rugby has to offer right now.

Unbelievable. Emotional. History. Very Happy


Not quite. Southland's Ranfurly Shield victory over Cunterbury was awesome Smile



Laughing! Dude, that is like comparing apples and Mongolian dancing goats. A provincial trophy which can change hands multiple times a season vs reaching the biggest event in world sport which takes place once every four years? Wildly different imo Smile



Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing



Props to Pstu for coming up with the biggest unintentional laugh on biggie since the 2 sleeps till xmas joke first appeared...


If you guys were Southlanders you'd feel a lot different about it. Wink

Gap between Southland holding the Ranfurly Shield: 50 years

Gap between NZ reaching the Football world Cup finals: 28 years

You do the math.

Froggy

Fuck I sound like Vads /slap

Car
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*Re-Action* said:
gummi_bear said:
Way more people watch the WC on telly Smile


From what I can find around 3 billion people watched the 2006 WC and 4.3 billion watched the Olympics in 2008.

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Did you just make that up? Razz


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The sporting event with the largest worldwide audience is the FIFA World Cup. Other events that have been described as "the most watched" per various definitions include the Summer Olympic Games,Cricket World Cup, UEFA Champions League, Tour de France, Rugby World Cup (rugby union), Super Bowl, and the FIA Formula One World Championship.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcasting_of_sports_events
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TtheHF said:

Laughing! Dude, that is like comparing apples and Mongolian dancing goats. A provincial trophy which can change hands multiple times a season vs reaching the biggest event in world sport which takes place once every four years? Wildly different imo Smile


Olympics is the biggest event in world sport Wink

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FAIL.

What a night though....special, very special. Smile
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pssssst. Im from Kaitangata. Close Razz
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My thoughts, aside from the first 5 minutes we were much better than than in the first half, I was worried that we wouldn't convert all the chances into a goal as we approached half time... Step up Rory Fallon to allay my fears, in the second half they controlled the game but that was largely down to our tactics, which were to sit back and play on the counter. Despite the control they exerted, other than the missed penalty I felt we were still the team more likely to score. Our defense was immense and the midfield pressured them well, having said that the Sunday Star Times player ratings were laughable... No player scored less than an 8, even Lochhead and McGlinchy who's blurbs did not suggest they were anything above a 5 or 6.
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Oh and Smeltz at an 8 as well who compared to Killen and Fallon was very quiet, and missed the best chance we had to go two up when he opted for a low percentage drag flick in front of goal.
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Smeltz wasn't quiet. He was simply shit on the night.

He saw a lot of the ball but constantly lost it, botched up passes and had poor shots on goal.
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yeah I loled when I saw all those big numbers and dismissed them as the ravings of an over excited journo

Ive watched thr replay a couple of times now and we really need have quite afew gilt edged chances in front and one goal was a poor return from them all. Would like to see Wood have a long run about soon as I suspect he might be a bit moe clinical. Despite his age too. 17. wow. If hes got significant improving to do he could be a monster
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Yeah I would have brought Wood on for Smeltz at some point in the second half rather than for Killen (I think it was Killen). But I guess given that he is a pure finisher Ricky wanted to keep him on for that one chance where he could've wrapped the game up. Well that and in changing to a 4-4-2 he probably wanted to have one target man and one quick striker rather than two target men.
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Squad named.

Bring on the Socceroos!


New Zealand World Cup squad: James Bannatyne, Andy Barron Leo Bertos, Andy Boyens, Jeremy Brockie, Tim Brown, Jeremy Christie, Aaron Clapham, Simon Elliott, Rory Fallon, Chris Killen, Tony Lochhead, Michael McGlinchey, Glen Moss, David Mulligan, Ryan Nelsen (Captain), Mark Paston, Winston Reid, Ben Sigmund, Shane Smeltz, Tommy Smith, Ivan Vicelich, Chris Wood.



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Who is mintgamecube
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Unfortunately there will be no European players in the All White side to play the Socceroos. :-/
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Never fear bro, players fresh from Europe can't handle the pace of the A-League game anyway so probably in our favour Razz <:
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Jeremy Christie and David Mulligan FFS!
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ya I thought Christie was a starnge selection. Perhaps a case of camt find anoyone better?

Am very curious about this Winston dude. Apparently Serie A clubs are looking at him tho, and if he is as decent as that sounds we have got a pretty solid 3 at the back!
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ya I thought Christie was a starnge selection. Perhaps a case of camt find anoyone better?

Am very curious about this Winston dude. Apparently Serie A clubs are looking at him tho, and if he is as decent as that sounds we have got a pretty solid 3 at the back!
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Getting super exciting now! 1 month to go!!
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dalai said:
Unfortunately there will be no European players in the All White side to play the Socceroos. :-/


darn!

I'm going to that

I thought Nelsen would fly back, Premier League is finished now

hmmm

still will be good, at least Aussies are minus Tim Cahill
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HardHouse007 said:
Getting super exciting now! 1 month to go!!


great minds think alike

1 month till I get over there to SA and watch the darn thing

Very Happy