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Posted
2 minutes ago, Burndens Bogs said:

Oh i know they have their Bourgeoise.

I still smell a rat with the amount of Argies at this tournament - 6000 miles from Qatar.

A rat in what sense?

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1 hour ago, Marc505 said:

Scenes of incredible national mourning commence

After they lost the deciding match in 1950 at home against Uruguay (which wasn't actually a Final, just the deciding match in a group-winners group) Brazil dropped their white national kit and adopted the Norwich type thing. JSL

Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

A rat in what sense?

How did they get all those tickets?

How does your average Agentinian fund flying 6000 miles to attend the most expensive World Cup in history, let alone 60,000 of the fuckers?

I just get the feeling they’ve had more than a little help from someone.

Argie government?

The Qataris?

FIFA?

All known to be a tad bent.

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3 minutes ago, MalcolmW said:

After they lost the deciding match in 1950 at home against Uruguay (which wasn't actually a Final, just the deciding match in a group-winners group) Brazil dropped their white national kit and adopted the Norwich type thing. JSL

I've heard that before, I'm a Tim Vickery disciple. WC2014 was meant to have cleansed the shame but er, yeah maybe not.

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Posted
1 minute ago, Burndens Bogs said:

How did they get all those tickets?

How does your average Agentinian fund flying 6000 miles to attend the most expensive World Cup in history?

I just get the feeling they’ve had more than a little help from someone.

You assume every Argentina fan has come from Argentina

 

Loads of Brazil fans today as well 

Maybe the global appeal of their players makes people from other countries not in the tournament support them 

Messi, Neymar, Ronaldo can draw support from folk not from their respective countries to turn out I'd suspect given it's a world cup and they may not see them in the flesh otherwise 

Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

You assume every Argentina fan has come from Argentina

 

Loads of Brazil fans today as well 

Maybe the global appeal of their players makes people from other countries not in the tournament support them 

Messi, Neymar, Ronaldo can draw support from folk not from their respective countries to turn out I'd suspect given it's a world cup and they may not see them in the flesh otherwise 

I know what your saying, but it’s obvious when the camera pans on the crowd and from the Argie songs that the majority are Argentinian.

Your average Deepak from Delhi whose come to see Messi would be sat like a deaf mute.

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4 minutes ago, Burndens Bogs said:

I know what your saying, but it’s obvious when the camera pans on the crowd and from the Argie songs that the majority are Argentinian.

Your average Deepak from Delhi whose come to see Messi would be sat like a deaf mute.

Wasn't Thogdan in an Argentina shirt earlier in the tournament? 

Hardly Delhi he's from 

Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Wasn't Thogdan in an Argentina shirt earlier in the tournament? 

Hardly Delhi he's from 

The stadium must be full of Global Th’Ogdens then 😂

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21 minutes ago, Burndens Bogs said:

How did they get all those tickets?

How does your average Agentinian fund flying 6000 miles to attend the most expensive World Cup in history, let alone 60,000 of the fuckers?

I just get the feeling they’ve had more than a little help from someone.

Argie government?

The Qataris?

FIFA?

All known to be a tad bent.

 It's a huge country with loads of affluent people, it's not folks in chicken shacks eating scraps in a shanty town 😄

Remember my old company had a massive base there which won loads of ad work, it has its white collar class as well.

Wiff of European exceptionalism around this.

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5 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

 It's a huge country with loads of affluent people, it's not folks in chicken shacks eating scraps in a shanty town 😄

Remember my old company had a massive base there which won loads of ad work, it has its white collar class as well.

Wiff of European exceptionalism around this.

You accusing me of being a Euroexceptionalist? 😀

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Posted
2 hours ago, jmjhb said:

Gvardiol is the best defender at the World Cup 

Superstar that lad, close to chelsea for about £70 mill in the last window.

Posted
1 hour ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Apparently, there's some science/probability behind havig your best penalty takers take 1-3-5.

Obviously, it doesn't work if you don't make it to number 5. 😁

Yeah I read that - basically the biggest points of pressure rather than just lumping all your best at the start before rhe pressure makes it harder.

But yeah given where they were at, you'd have Neymar taking the one to keep them in it.

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10 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

 It's a huge country with loads of affluent people, it's not folks in chicken shacks eating scraps in a shanty town 😄

Remember my old company had a massive base there which won loads of ad work, it has its white collar class as well.

Wiff of European exceptionalism around this.

So you’ve been?

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