lardyl

http://www.freeviewshop.co.nz/forum/...ic,1011.0.html

tells you what to adjust to get them :-)
I can look my settings up if you like

WC shcedule here - interactive and nice:

http://www.marca.com/deporte/futbol/...o-english.html

scrubbedexpat094

Twas a piss-poor game. Can't believe I got up after only 5 hours sleep to watch it

Please don't let them play Heskey again

lardyl

put Gerrad in behind Rooney (who was rubbish but has potential to come good) birng in Joe Cole on the left. Lenon, Barry, Lampard, Cole in the mids, with Barry covering the centre backs and you've got to give Dawson a run now - why was King on the bench as he's not fit? and why 2 keepers???

I'd say Heskey was our best player for effort and almost for attainment today - we were that bad.

I reckon England are still as nervous as all the other teams were in the first round (apart from the Argies and Germany) so are still trying to win their games (or not lose them) as individuals not a team......my 9th grade team do that when they go a goal down and bunch up playing "me...me" football - they won today though against probably the best 9 year old keeper I have ever seen play....well done lads!!

The England nerves and formation MUST change or they'll be back home from a really poor group.....

Come on ENGLAND!

THR

Sorry that I have not been able to comment the NZ-match as I have had work-commitments but now I'm free and may I congratulate your nation for your first point in the final-tournament. Tomorrow NZ will be against Italy, the defending champions and that's another watershed. By scoring a goal and getting a point NZ has already achieved more than some pessimists expected them to achieve.

England last night was terrible, yjey really looked demoralised and lacklustre, and that to remember against all the expectations for them. Perhaps all the pressure and the hype has been too much to handle for the team.

bolton1

were there leaves on the pitch ?

bdclayton

do you know it was as bad as watching Bolton play on a cold rainy day in Jan
back in the U K
( only joking nothing could be that bad )
xxxxx

bolton1

do you know it was as bad as watching Bolton play on a cold rainy day in Jan
back in the U K
( only joking nothing could be that bad )


How very rude !!

rason

the only thing i have learnt and accepted from this World Cup is that everyone in the UK should stop whinging about the BBC and accept how bloody brilliant it is.
I would give a lot to listen to some analysis by Lee Dixon and Alan Hansen even if its just to disagree with them.
This going to the pub for 7am is a bit tough too

bdclayton

sorry

Charismatic

The England football team visited an orphanage in South Africa today, "Its so good to put a smile on the faces of people with no hope, constantly struggling and facing the impossible" said Jamal Umboto aged 6.

Am Loolah

So who's getting up at 2AM to watch the All Whites?

Charismatic

I'll be watching some of it...if I can stop myself from falling asleep .

THR

I know it will be 5am Monday-morning in NZ when the NZ-Italy match will be on so not a lot of New Zealanders will be watching the match. That's a shame but I still hope that NZ will put up a good match against Italy but I think the Italians need to prove after their dismal first match that they are still a force to be reckoned with.

Btw, Paraguay are 1-0 ahead against Slovakia atm.

lardyl

good on ya - I was asleep when putting Lardy MkII to bed at 830pm, so not much chance for me. I fancy the Paraguay game will be better and the great finish with the outside of the boot to make it 1-0 was worthwhile so far!

THR

It is really funny how people say that it is a benefit for all the African countries that the tournament is in Africa. They forget that it is winter in South-Africa and the night-time temperatures may fall below zero and the day-time temperatures rarely rise above 15C. Therefore, very little benefit for countries located near the equator such as Nigeria and Cameroon.