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If Holland win, I will need a sick bucket, the wankfest will be off the scale.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIfOjkB17BA

Brazil weren't great, but can't write them off. Opening day nerves, and a lot of pressure, building momentum is important if you want to win a tournament, look at Italy in 82, or even Spain last time around. They will top the group, the Mexico and Cameroon teams are probably the poorest Mexico...

Yeah, I remember him at the last World Cup, he is good. Its a shame that referees from "smaller" (Not the best word, but you know what I mean) countries, get stigmatized, simply because the league they referee in isn't as strong as the big European leagues. At the last World Cup, one of the best...

Ah yes, forgotten he was Slovenian.

The only one I can think of is Birsa.

I agree about Wilshere. That England-Ecuador game the other day, he was down on the floor all the time, yet he's the first on the scene when a fight breaks out. I rate him quite highly, but he reminds me of one of those gobby cockneys you meet in Ibiza or Magaluf.

We'll all live in a despotic, fascist police state, being watched 24/7, and a media propaganda machine to keep us all in line. Wait a minute...

They can both keep the ball much better, and in the heat of a tournament, that can make all the difference.

They're thinking of introducing it into the Premier League, and all the managers are being asked if they would approve of it. Wenger said he didn't see it.

The World Cup is still the pinnacle.

A world cup summer is always great. There's some decent, close groups which makes it more interesting and competitive. I'm looking forward to watching Chile, Colombia, Belgium, and Japan in action, I think Colombia will be one to watch. Even without Falcao, they've got a very strong attack. As...

I can just imagine the chant if Moyes go there: C'mon David Moyes Play like Pocho's boys We go wild wild wild...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85dcsG5Dzj8

Hopefully they're both caught dogging in a car. That rolls off a cliff.

Re: Which footy star would you like to have a pub brawl with Bobby Charlton, so I can get a free ticket. Mind you, he would probably charge me, for wanting to fight him.

He's overrated, yet is the poster boy of US "soccer", the American Beckham in many ways. John O'Brien (unlucky with injuries), Earnie Stewart, and Claudio Reyna, were the ones who got the US to the quarter finals in 2002, and have been the key players in their rise since the 98 World Cup, but...

Screw QPR, Redknapp, and Barton. Vile club, with a vile manager and vile captain.

I heard he was behaving in a disorderly and clueless manner during the scuffle. He said that he doesn't know how the 23 year old lad beat him, but aspires to be like him.

If you're talking about athleticism and stamina, as todays sports men/women get much more advanced conditioning, diet plans, and benefit greatly from sports science technology and equipment, then I would agree, but if you're saying top players in the past had vastly less ability and talent...