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even more! all in a row:
even more! all in a row:
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....Freak in the morning, Freak in the evening, aint no other Freak like me thats breathing....
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The Super Mario one is awesome!!!
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And that's why people like you fuck up this world. If you can't just let it roll off of you, your mother should have used a hanger.Originally posted by KinKyJ
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that was awesomeOriginally posted by Huggie Smiles
No Soup for YouOriginally posted by MiroslavComment
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clearly humor isn't an invention which brazil can claimComment
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Originally posted by KinKyJ
How did Belgium get on in the world cup?Comment
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hahahaha I couldn't have put it better myself, that was so weak!Originally posted by KinKyJComment
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With a few six packs of Stella and a bag of chips (that's crisps to you English wankersOriginally posted by chemicalbeavis
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Zidane given ban and fine by Fifa
Zinedine Zidane has been banned for three games and fined £3,260 for head-butting Italy's Marco Materazzi during the World Cup final.
Following an investigation by world governing body Fifa, Materazzi was suspended for two games and fined £2,170 for provoking Zidane.
A Fifa statement said: "Both players stressed Materazzi's comments had been defamatory but not of a racist nature."
Zidane's ban is academic as he retired from football after the finals.
However the 34-year-old will instead work with football's world governing body Fifa for three days.
Fifa added: "Zinedine Zidane has agreed to do community service work with children and youngsters.
"During the course of their hearings both players also apologised to Fifa for their inappropriate behaviour and expressed their regret at the incident."
Zidane spent 90 minutes at a private hearing on Thursday, while Materazzi appeared before the Fifa panel on 14 July.
Full story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...ly/5177140.stm
Spicy detail: the day before Materazzi appeared before the Fifa panel he backed Zizou's Golden Ball up in a public statement saying: "Zidane has won that award because of what he has done on the pitch - he was the best."
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"I have always admired Zidane," Materazzi added.
"In fact I have one of his shirts in my closet - we exchanged our shirts after a Juventus v Perugia game."
Full story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...ce/5176426.stm
Ah well, I guess that by comparing the above statement to what Zidane said during his press conference just after the Cup, we all know who the moral victor is. Marco, lei è gaio
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Zidane proposed to do three days of social work with the FIFA for kids , leaving like a real man. It will take time before another player will mark the football scene like he did.Comment
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arrogant pr.ck if you ask me...
Hell, 80% of the French team is not even French!!
So glad Italy won....Would have preferred to see Portugal in the finalComment
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He already does a lot of social work for kids with leukemia and he's ambassador for the UNDP. When he gave his press conference about the incident with Materazzi, he didn't say a word about possible consequences for him, he only felt bad that he had given a bad example to the youth.Originally posted by Bululu
@ msindi: you obviously don't know shit about soccer, so I'm not even gonna bother to reply to what you wrote
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Originally posted by KinKyJ@ msindi: you obviously don't know shit about soccer, so I'm not even gonna bother to reply to what you wrote
Dude, to call it "soccer" just shows how much you know about the game yourself, just stick to making buns, Belgian buns are great
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PWNED!!!
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