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26-01-08, 08:05 PM
Cameroon 5 - Zambia 1
Introducing zamikaze the art of Zambian defending! Whcih stupid idiot decided to drop Elijah Tana, ok so he's 33, but he would still have done a lot more then the four clowns and a keeper who laughably called themselves the "defence"
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come back Elijah all is forgiven!
Awe imwe
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Location: Memphis 10, Tennessee, USA
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26-01-08, 10:36 PM
I can't fault the Zambian keeper for this one. He looked like Shay Given v Man U.
The first goal was setup by a crazy foul and everyone of us would have thought that Eto'o was going to take that free kick. We all looked surprised that Geremi took it and it beat that keeper. Even if he had gotten full stretch he was not getting to that one. He set the wall up for Eto'o but Geremi and Eto'o apparently had planned for this.
The second goal was just gifted by the Zambian defense. One missed it the other one flailed at it and the keeper just had to do what he could to attempt to scare the Job, but it was too late because Job was in by himself and the keeper was in an indefensible spot. 2-0
At this point their keeper panicked because hell he was not getting any help from the Zambian defense. So he just started to gamble instead of relying on them in which all of us would have done at this point.
Zambia was just out gunned today at the back. They did have their chances though that rising one that would have beaten the Cameroon keep in the right corner kept rising, but the defense did nothing to help the attack.
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27-01-08, 02:56 PM
Zambia got done by their kamikaze defending bwoy!! at this level they should have sorted out them school boy errors...
Cameroon are on the decline despite this win they need to start rebuilding and this might take a few years respect due they still know how to score unlike Nigeria..Nigeria is NOT and would NEVER be on the decline when it comes to football way too much talent all over the country most of the issues are administrative and political...however a couple of things need to be done...Sack the current Football Administrators-Sack the Coach(Batty Vogts)-leave those players out who would rather give their best to their clubs rather than their country...
I know insurance policy has been rather contentious issue who bares the cost when the player gets injured playing for the national team? since most clubs now refuse to pay...remember the Micheal Owen case...this is something African teams especially Nigeria has to get to grips with...
one will need a bigger lie to cover the first one
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27-01-08, 05:50 PM
Agree with you both.
I'm back and ready to attack.
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27-01-08, 06:08 PM
Senegal and Tunisia to go through I reckon
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27-01-08, 07:38 PM
Angola caning Senegal right now.....3 - 1. One of the most convincing performances by any team so far.....great game.
Mind your wants, 'cos somebody wants your mind
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27-01-08, 07:59 PM
Side issue....Was just thinking aloud to myself....African players have been plying their trade in Belgium-France-Holland-Germany for years and never was there a fuss about the African Nations cup....now all of a sudden England has 53 or so players at the nations cup and the bitching starts all of a sudden they want to change a tradition thats older than the European Version...whats wrong with the English does their arrogance have any limits??
Well done Angola....Senegal were all over them in the first half..as the saying goes football is a gamee of 2 halves...African football man!! the skills and quality of goals scored..
one will need a bigger lie to cover the first one
Last edited by astmartins; 27-01-08 at 08:13 PM.
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28-01-08, 01:04 AM
Go back everyone and see who safety said he was pulling for.....
way to go guys 3-1 to take down Senegal....
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28-01-08, 09:21 PM
Much more like it from Ghana. Essien had his best game, tho' it seemed to take a Premiership-style challenge on him to get him going. Classy first goal too. Good for business in Accra for a little while yet.
Bye-bye Morocco......thanks for playing.
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29-01-08, 08:20 PM
SUPER-EAGLES HAVE MADE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...............LETS KEEP THE HOPE ALIVE!!!!
TO ALL MY RIVALS WHO DOUBTED AND CUSSED AND BAD-MOUTHED US, SAYING ALL THE THINGS THEY SAID....
May Ogun and Amadioha double slam You,
may fire roast ya nyash,
craw craw shall inflict ya anus!
your yams will never grow,
Your pepper- soup shall be plain
your okra soup shall be watery
and YouR jollof rice shall be tasteless!!
AND MANY BLESSINGS 2 THOSE WHO STILL HAD HOPE IN THE EAGLES...
Don't be consumed by vengence, An eye for an eye makes the world blind.
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29-01-08, 08:52 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Black-pride
SUPER-EAGLES HAVE MADE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...............LETS KEEP THE HOPE ALIVE!!!!
TO ALL MY RIVALS WHO DOUBTED AND CUSSED AND BAD-MOUTHED US, SAYING ALL THE THINGS THEY SAID....
May Ogun and Amadioha double slam You,
may fire roast ya nyash,
craw craw shall inflict ya anus!
your yams will never grow,
Your pepper- soup shall be plain
your okra soup shall be watery
and YouR jollof rice shall be tasteless!!
AND MANY BLESSINGS 2 THOSE WHO STILL HAD HOPE IN THE EAGLES...
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Looks like it will be Ghana v Nigeria in the next round? Wow, should be an interesting game.
I'm back and ready to attack.
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29-01-08, 09:09 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Precious Stone
Looks like it will be Ghana v Nigeria in the next round? Wow, should be an interesting game.
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GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.....
ARE U FROM GHANA???
Don't be consumed by vengence, An eye for an eye makes the world blind.
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29-01-08, 09:19 PM
@Black Pride
Lets rejoice..one things for sure the things i mentioned still stand we need an overhaul of the Administration-coach and some lack lustre players...Odemwinge was my man thats how to play run for 90 mins...Obi needs to improve his distribution but still a class player...already told my Ghanian friends ITS ON...
@snasssi
Hold that bubbly for now....
one will need a bigger lie to cover the first one
Last edited by astmartins; 29-01-08 at 09:21 PM.
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