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From: milivella on 8 Jun 2010 16:51
[I've read the post about the ban being lifted, but please let me
reply to this as well: I don't want to lose an ounce of fun! Anyway,
my real opinion is the one that Real Mardin has described so well. Or,
if you prefer: nothing is real, everything is permitted.]

jvazq...(a)semavenca.com:

> people can concentrate on Real football, starting 11-June-2010.

Yes yes, Blatter phoned me. It was a nervous debate, but at the end I
agreed. In exchange, I obtained to preside the International Football
Association Board in 2010-11.

So basically expect the laws of the game to be drastically modified
week in week out.

And endless monologues about pro and cons of each tinkering.

Yeah.

--
Cheers
milivella
From: Starcade on 8 Jun 2010 17:43
On Jun 6, 12:13 am, Real Mardin <real_mar...(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

> England actually quite matter of factly being considered amongst the
> favourites to win - not just amongst the British tabloid press?

Let's stop this right now. There are only four nations in the
discussion to win this:

Brazil (the favorites, IMODO -- and will win unless the "new Brazil"
basically neuters them against one of the other three)
Italy (though too old, probably)
Spain (who will be all-but-penned into the Grand Final as long as they
and Brazil are on opposite ends of the R16 draw)
and Germany.

England won't face a side of any quality until about the QFs, where
they will be dispatched.

Mike
From: jvazquez on 8 Jun 2010 17:59
On 8 jun, 17:43, Starcade <darkstar7...(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Let's stop this right now.  There are only four nations in the
> discussion to win this:
>
> Brazil (the favorites, IMODO -- and will win unless the "new Brazil"
> basically neuters them against one of the other three)
> Italy (though too old, probably)
> Spain (who will be all-but-penned into the Grand Final as long as they
> and Brazil are on opposite ends of the R16 draw)
> and Germany.
>
> England won't face a side of any quality until about the QFs, where
> they will be dispatched.
>

I, meeself, think that if Messi got the inspiration Maradona did have
in 1986, forget about the rest.

The rest will be playing for the 2nd place.

Juan Vazquez

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