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Reply #60 posted 06/14/16 4:37pm

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Lianachan said:

Good result for Iceland tonight, and it's always pleasing to see diving, cheating ponce Cristiano Ronaldo disappointed.

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Reply #61 posted 06/15/16 1:03am

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mk456 said:

Lianachan said:

Good result for Iceland tonight, and it's always pleasing to see diving, cheating ponce Cristiano Ronaldo disappointed.

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falloff He even had the arrogance to criticize them celebrating there debut point at the end of the match. He said they were small minded and celebrated like they had won the tournament. For C. Ronaldo it is all about himself. rolleyes

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Reply #62 posted 06/15/16 1:38am

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It's annoying that so many people just call him Ronaldo.

This is Ronaldo:


This
is Cristiano Ronaldo:

[Edited 6/15/16 1:39am]

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Reply #63 posted 06/15/16 1:46am

EmmaMcG

Lianachan said:

It's annoying that so many people just call him Ronaldo.



This is Ronaldo:






This
is Cristiano Ronaldo:



[Edited 6/15/16 1:39am]



There's Cristiano Ronaldo, the diving, cheating, arrogant little prick.
Then there's simply, The Real Ronaldo.
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Reply #64 posted 06/15/16 4:10am

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I have to say that it is much more time consuming, but also more fun, to endorse Ireland, Iceland and Belgium.

I think both Ireland and Iceland did a great job. They might surprise us.

And the Belgium team had a rough start, but I have high hopes for them.

So far, so good.


I have to find myself some Irish pubs to celebrate though.

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Reply #65 posted 06/15/16 5:10am

EmmaMcG

dJJ said:

I have to say that it is much more time consuming, but also more fun, to endorse Ireland, Iceland and Belgium.



I think both Ireland and Iceland did a great job. They might surprise us.

And the Belgium team had a rough start, but I have high hopes for them.

So far, so good.


I have to find myself some Irish pubs to celebrate though.



Iceland did really well to get a draw. They're even bigger underdogs than Ireland so I'm happy to see them doing well.
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Reply #66 posted 06/15/16 4:44pm

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Even the BBC can't blame Russians this time.
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Reply #67 posted 06/15/16 11:48pm

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I wanna see England get through and play Germany at some point just to see what sort of chants the fans come up with to aim at the German manager. You know, the knob cheese coated finger sniffer.
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Reply #68 posted 06/16/16 11:39am

Guitarhero

Well done England and Northern Ireland on todays results. Good luck to Republic of Ireland in there next match.

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Reply #69 posted 06/16/16 12:14pm

EmmaMcG

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Well done England and Northern Ireland on todays results. Good luck to Republic of Ireland in there next match.



I don't see Ireland getting another point out of the next 2 games but then again, I didn't expect Northern Ireland to win against Ukraine. There may yet be some hope.

I'd say England are more or less through now and I don't see Wales losing to Russia so they should go through too. Northern Ireland still have to play Germany so hopefully other results go their way because they're not beating Germany.
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Reply #70 posted 06/16/16 12:59pm

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Watching Germany v. Poland right now. Go Germany!

No offense to my European friends but the Girls of Copa are blowing away the Girls of Euro. ZOMG, the girls Univision was showing last night! In slow motion! It was like I was watching Cinemax.

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Reply #71 posted 06/16/16 1:56pm

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Watching Germany v. Poland right now. Go Germany!

No offense to my European friends but the Girls of Copa are blowing away the Girls of Euro. ZOMG, the girls Univision was showing last night! In slow motion! It was like I was watching Cinemax.



Well that was fucking boring. If it was up to me I'd send both teams home for wasting 2 hours of my life.

Should've spent the time watching YouTube vids of Copa girls.
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Reply #72 posted 06/16/16 2:14pm

RodeoSchro

AsylumUtopia said:

RodeoSchro said:

Watching Germany v. Poland right now. Go Germany!

No offense to my European friends but the Girls of Copa are blowing away the Girls of Euro. ZOMG, the girls Univision was showing last night! In slow motion! It was like I was watching Cinemax.

Well that was fucking boring. If it was up to me I'd send both teams home for wasting 2 hours of my life. Should've spent the time watching YouTube vids of Copa girls.



falloff I've done some extensive research and I can tell you that the Girls of Euro 2016 are indeed holding up their end. But still - those girls from Univision's telecast last night. Wow!

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Reply #73 posted 06/17/16 10:01am

ML2016

EmmaMcG said:

Lianachan said:

It's annoying that so many people just call him Ronaldo.

This is Ronaldo:


This
is Cristiano Ronaldo:

[Edited 6/15/16 1:39am]

There's Cristiano Ronaldo, the diving, cheating, arrogant little prick. Then there's simply, The Real Ronaldo.

The funny thing is that CR's career has already outstripped Brazilian Ronaldo's by far. By far. Why? Because Brazilian Ronaldo was a lazy ass who never took care of his body, never bothered too much in training and thought mostly about women. CR's merit, in short.

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Reply #74 posted 06/17/16 10:47am

EmmaMcG

ML2016 said:



EmmaMcG said:


Lianachan said:

It's annoying that so many people just call him Ronaldo.



This is Ronaldo:






This
is Cristiano Ronaldo:




[Edited 6/15/16 1:39am]



There's Cristiano Ronaldo, the diving, cheating, arrogant little prick. Then there's simply, The Real Ronaldo.


The funny thing is that CR's career has already outstripped Brazilian Ronaldo's by far. By far. Why? Because Brazilian Ronaldo was a lazy ass who never took care of his body, never bothered too much in training and thought mostly about women. CR's merit, in short.



Cristiano is a phenomenal athlete and a brilliant footballer but he resorts to cheating far too often to be considered one of the best. I know all footballers are guilty of bad sportsmanship but he takes it to a whole new level. I remember seeing a clip of a Real Madrid/AC Milan game where one of the Milan players put his hand on Ronaldo's chest to shield the ball and Ronaldo went down clutching his face like he'd been taken out by a sniper.

The real Ronaldo may have been a lazy pig who was blighted with injuries but if you take into account how good he was and how many goals he scored as it was, can you imagine how good he'd have been if he'd taken care of himself and gave his all in training and never been injured. He'd be right up there with Messi and Maradona.
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Reply #75 posted 06/17/16 11:07am

ML2016

EmmaMcG said:

ML2016 said:

The funny thing is that CR's career has already outstripped Brazilian Ronaldo's by far. By far. Why? Because Brazilian Ronaldo was a lazy ass who never took care of his body, never bothered too much in training and thought mostly about women. CR's merit, in short.

Cristiano is a phenomenal athlete and a brilliant footballer but he resorts to cheating far too often to be considered one of the best. I know all footballers are guilty of bad sportsmanship but he takes it to a whole new level. I remember seeing a clip of a Real Madrid/AC Milan game where one of the Milan players put his hand on Ronaldo's chest to shield the ball and Ronaldo went down clutching his face like he'd been taken out by a sniper. The real Ronaldo may have been a lazy pig who was blighted with injuries but if you take into account how good he was and how many goals he scored as it was, can you imagine how good he'd have been if he'd taken care of himself and gave his all in training and never been injured. He'd be right up there with Messi and Maradona.

C. Ronaldo doesn't cheat any more than beloved players like Busquets, Iniesta (yes, I said it), Xavi (who was always on the ref's ears) or Sergio Ramos. His image has been mythified.

As for Ronaldo, unfortunately, history isn't written with an if. CR has reached much higher heights than him and that's how history will remember the two. Too bad.

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Reply #76 posted 06/17/16 12:17pm

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Cristian R certainly does have ability, but his persona is extremely off putting. Quite apart from the diving, cheating ponce aspects of his game, he's an unrepentantly arrogant arsehole. Even in the current tournament that's plainly evident - he wouldn't swap shirts after the Iceland game, and ridiculed the Icelandic support because he's a petulant little shit who didn't win. Sorry, but there's not much to like, there!
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Reply #77 posted 06/17/16 12:23pm

EmmaMcG

ML2016 said:



EmmaMcG said:


ML2016 said:



The funny thing is that CR's career has already outstripped Brazilian Ronaldo's by far. By far. Why? Because Brazilian Ronaldo was a lazy ass who never took care of his body, never bothered too much in training and thought mostly about women. CR's merit, in short.



Cristiano is a phenomenal athlete and a brilliant footballer but he resorts to cheating far too often to be considered one of the best. I know all footballers are guilty of bad sportsmanship but he takes it to a whole new level. I remember seeing a clip of a Real Madrid/AC Milan game where one of the Milan players put his hand on Ronaldo's chest to shield the ball and Ronaldo went down clutching his face like he'd been taken out by a sniper. The real Ronaldo may have been a lazy pig who was blighted with injuries but if you take into account how good he was and how many goals he scored as it was, can you imagine how good he'd have been if he'd taken care of himself and gave his all in training and never been injured. He'd be right up there with Messi and Maradona.


C. Ronaldo doesn't cheat any more than beloved players like Busquets, Iniesta (yes, I said it), Xavi (who was always on the ref's ears) or Sergio Ramos. His image has been mythified.


As for Ronaldo, unfortunately, history isn't written with an if. CR has reached much higher heights than him and that's how history will remember the two. Too bad.



Too bad for me or for (Brazilian) Ronaldo?
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Reply #78 posted 06/17/16 12:25pm

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More crowd trouble at Czech 2 - 2 Croatia. Seems to be within the Croatian support, fighting each other? This tournament is appalling.
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Reply #79 posted 06/17/16 1:09pm

ML2016

Lianachan said:

Cristian R certainly does have ability, but his persona is extremely off putting. Quite apart from the diving, cheating ponce aspects of his game, he's an unrepentantly arrogant arsehole. Even in the current tournament that's plainly evident - he wouldn't swap shirts after the Iceland game, and ridiculed the Icelandic support because he's a petulant little shit who didn't win. Sorry, but there's not much to like, there!

The report of him not wanting to swap shirts is untrue. The iceland player said today he swaped shirts backstage with CR. That story came from Bild which is pretty much Germany's National Enquirer.

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Reply #80 posted 06/17/16 1:10pm

ML2016

EmmaMcG said:

ML2016 said:

C. Ronaldo doesn't cheat any more than beloved players like Busquets, Iniesta (yes, I said it), Xavi (who was always on the ref's ears) or Sergio Ramos. His image has been mythified.

As for Ronaldo, unfortunately, history isn't written with an if. CR has reached much higher heights than him and that's how history will remember the two. Too bad.

Too bad for me or for (Brazilian) Ronaldo?

To whomever it may concern.

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Reply #81 posted 06/17/16 1:10pm

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ML2016 said:



EmmaMcG said:


ML2016 said:



C. Ronaldo doesn't cheat any more than beloved players like Busquets, Iniesta (yes, I said it), Xavi (who was always on the ref's ears) or Sergio Ramos. His image has been mythified.


As for Ronaldo, unfortunately, history isn't written with an if. CR has reached much higher heights than him and that's how history will remember the two. Too bad.



Too bad for me or for (Brazilian) Ronaldo?

To whomever it may concern.



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Reply #82 posted 06/17/16 1:34pm

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ML2016 said:



Lianachan said:


Cristian R certainly does have ability, but his persona is extremely off putting. Quite apart from the diving, cheating ponce aspects of his game, he's an unrepentantly arrogant arsehole. Even in the current tournament that's plainly evident - he wouldn't swap shirts after the Iceland game, and ridiculed the Icelandic support because he's a petulant little shit who didn't win. Sorry, but there's not much to like, there!

The report of him not wanting to swap shirts is untrue. The iceland player said today he swaped shirts backstage with CR. That story came from Bild which is pretty much Germany's National Enquirer.


Even if that's true - he still refused, very arrogantly, on the pitch and still made comments about the Icelandic supporters (and team). Sorry, but he's an arsehole.
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Reply #83 posted 06/17/16 1:44pm

ML2016

Lianachan said:

ML2016 said:

The report of him not wanting to swap shirts is untrue. The iceland player said today he swaped shirts backstage with CR. That story came from Bild which is pretty much Germany's National Enquirer.

Even if that's true - he still refused, very arrogantly, on the pitch and still made comments about the Icelandic supporters (and team). Sorry, but he's an arsehole.

You are conveniently forgeting Iceland's manager provoked CR in a rather malicious manner. Or shall we just look at the coughing and not the flu?

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Reply #84 posted 06/17/16 1:59pm

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ML2016 said:



Lianachan said:


ML2016 said:


The report of him not wanting to swap shirts is untrue. The iceland player said today he swaped shirts backstage with CR. That story came from Bild which is pretty much Germany's National Enquirer.



Even if that's true - he still refused, very arrogantly, on the pitch and still made comments about the Icelandic supporters (and team). Sorry, but he's an arsehole.

You are conveniently forgeting Iceland's manager provoked CR in a rather malicious manner. Or shall we just look at the coughing and not the flu?


Because up until this tournament his behaviour has been exemplary, of course. We should just drop it. You like him, that's fair enough. I can't stand him, that's also fair enough. We have no middle ground upon which we could agree, so this is an utterly pointless discussion.
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Reply #85 posted 06/17/16 2:05pm

ML2016

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ML2016 said:

You are conveniently forgeting Iceland's manager provoked CR in a rather malicious manner. Or shall we just look at the coughing and not the flu?

Because up until this tournament his behaviour has been exemplary, of course. We should just drop it. You like him, that's fair enough. I can't stand him, that's also fair enough. We have no middle ground upon which we could agree, so this is an utterly pointless discussion.

He's the most provoked and targeted athlete in the world which doesn't help, does it? But, anyway, you are wrong: there is middle ground. After all, we can both agree he is a football-machine who's going down in history as one of the best. Or am I wrong?

And BTW, are you a Barcelona hipster? One of those neo Barça fans who think Messi, Iniesta etc are the greatest thing in football since Jesus played goalie for Israel?

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Reply #86 posted 06/17/16 2:41pm

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ML2016 said:



Lianachan said:


ML2016 said:


You are conveniently forgeting Iceland's manager provoked CR in a rather malicious manner. Or shall we just look at the coughing and not the flu?



Because up until this tournament his behaviour has been exemplary, of course. We should just drop it. You like him, that's fair enough. I can't stand him, that's also fair enough. We have no middle ground upon which we could agree, so this is an utterly pointless discussion.

He's the most provoked and targeted athlete in the world which doesn't help, does it? But, anyway, you are wrong: there is middle ground. After all, we can both agree he is a football-machine who's going down in history as one of the best. Or am I wrong?



And BTW, are you a Barcelona hipster? One of those neo Barça fans who think Messi, Iniesta etc are the greatest thing in football since Jesus played goalie for Israel?


By coincidence, I have been to a Barcelona match once, years ago, as I was working there for a week. But I'm a Scottish highlander, and I couldn't care less about Barcelona (or club football outside Scotland). My intense dislike for Cristiano Ronaldo has nothing to do with who he does, or doesn't, play for.
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Reply #87 posted 06/18/16 9:25am

EmmaMcG

Well, we were well and truly hammered by Belgium and despite the referee being a bit of a dickhead, especially in the first half when every decision was going Belgium's way, we can have no complaints. They were the better team and deserved to win.
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Reply #88 posted 06/18/16 9:37am

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Well, we were well and truly hammered by Belgium and despite the referee being a bit of a dickhead, especially in the first half when every decision was going Belgium's way, we can have no complaints. They were the better team and deserved to win.

That's the only game I've not managed to watch or listen to so far. Surprised at the score, if not entirely the result. I think you just need to beat Italy 4 -0, with Sweden and Belgium getting a draw....
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Reply #89 posted 06/18/16 11:31am

EmmaMcG

Lianachan said:

EmmaMcG said:

Well, we were well and truly hammered by Belgium and despite the referee being a bit of a dickhead, especially in the first half when every decision was going Belgium's way, we can have no complaints. They were the better team and deserved to win.

That's the only game I've not managed to watch or listen to so far. Surprised at the score, if not entirely the result. I think you just need to beat Italy 4 -0, with Sweden and Belgium getting a draw....



We were OK until the first goal went in. After that we tried to be more attacking and they caught us out.
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