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WORLD CUP 2006


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#101 Chaand

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Posted 22 February 2006 - 07:46 AM

:D

Which player are you most looking forward to see play?


Asalaamo aleykum,

Well, I am for Holland :D ..so to me Arjen Robben, Ruud van Nistelrooij, Robin van Persie and Edgar Davids, van der Sar..and Inshallah Kalou :D :D
I dont know many others so well :D

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#102 al faqeer

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Posted 22 February 2006 - 09:03 AM

:D


Holland havent been 100% in the past world cup , hope they get their momentum going more this time .

:D Good luck sis chaand :D .

#103 Chaand

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Posted 22 February 2006 - 03:56 PM

:D
Holland havent been 100% in the past world cup , hope they get their momentum going more this time .

:D Good luck sis chaand :D .


Asalaamo aleykum brother,

yeah..they are not so good with taking penalties :D ..and last World Cup ( 2002 ) they didnot make it through the qualifications even....but in 1998 they made it to the half finals against Brazil..they lost there with the horrible penalties... :D
Inshallah this time they go through to the finals ! :D

waleykum assalaam,

#104 Kaneeza

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Posted 04 March 2006 - 03:32 PM

:D

Brazil take the honours

FIFAworldcup[img]'s review of a trying day for the South American quartet begins with the one success story, Brazil. They may not have been at their very best on a freezing evening in Moscow - where the temperature reached -18°C - yet some sparkling moments in attack and a fortunate rebound off Ronaldo earned them a narrow victory over Russia.

"It was a vital game for trying a few things out before the World Cup, and I'm satisfied with the way things went," said a visibly content Carlos Alberto Parreira. The Brazil coach had every right to be pleased. Despite making no fewer than six substitutions after his side had taken a first-half lead, Parreira witnessed a consistent performance over the 90 minutes.

This latest victory stretches the world champions' unbeaten run to eight games, their last reverse having come against Mexico in the FIFA Confederations Cup in June last year. "Although everyone says we're the favourites, we still haven't won the World Cup," warned the coach. The way his side is playing, however, he will have a hard job convincing his compatriots to be more cautious.

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#105 Chaand

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Posted 04 March 2006 - 03:59 PM

Asalaamo aleykum,

Even Diego Maradonna said last week he thinks Brazil will win the World Cup.. true they are very very good..but still I have my hopes on Holland :D

waleykum assalaam,

#106 Princess Mujahada

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Posted 05 March 2006 - 01:35 AM

:D

First I will support the Arab and Muslim countries so (no particular order :D): Tunis, KSA, and Iran.

Then Brazil because the above won't make it.

I dislike USA, Italy, England and Germany :D

Togo made it :D

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exactly how it is for me! lol :D I support and hope to win, the muslim and arab countries...

and theeeeeeeen Brazil, cause brazil is just the best... and I dont like Usa, italy, england and germany lol :D