TRF's 2014 FIFA World Cup

[Big Ewis]

the last time *insert anything* went to Russia it didn't go so well...always the big power's mistake !!

So Algeria ties against Russia and makes it to the elimination round for the first time in their history. Sure enough, in France in many cities and different areas, cars and public trashes were burned. About 30 and 10 in Lyon alone. Police were thrown stones at, windows were shattered...
I pray for the day of civil war in my country because it is necessary, and real measures are taken. PUTIN STYLE...fk this scum.
I hope Algeria loses 8-0 to Germany.

So anyways, the playoff tree:




So we're against Germany in the 1/4F basically....hmmmm......

 

[TRF_stormer2010]

I don't understand, Big E... is that a way the Algerians celebrate or is Algeria going through some sort of problem? Or are you talking about Russians in your country?

 

[Big Ewis]

it's the way 'Algerians' celebrate. Actually let me rectify that: it's the way 'Algerians' celebrate IN FRANCE. They wouldn't dare do such things in their own country, because over there if you move your eyebrow to the left or right a bit too much you could be looking at four walls for about half a century. These fukking basterds only have the cowardice to do it in modern "democracies" like France, where all we do is expect it to happen, throw a few cops at em, and watch em desecrate our land freely. A few guys spend the night at the police station, and then that's that. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat.
"A victorious night spoiled at the end", that's the headlines. "Spoiled"...like somebody got angry and broke his glass of wine. This is fkn civil war scenery and scenario at its most real, vivid. "Night spoiled"...

These guys ought to all get beaten up severely and thrown in solitary confinement, some castle's oubliettes even, then thrown back into their own beloved country 20 years later that they "love so much" but somehow are all on the French soil that they hate so deeply and insult everyday of their insignificant lives.

 

[TRF_stormer2010]

it's the way 'Algerians' celebrate. Actually let me rectify that: it's the way 'Algerians' celebrate IN FRANCE. They wouldn't dare do such things in their own country, because over there if you move your eyebrow to the left or right a bit too much you could be looking at four walls for about half a century. These fukking basterds only have the cowardice to do it in modern "democracies" like France, where all we do is expect it to happen, throw a few cops at em, and watch em desecrate our land freely. A few guys spend the night at the police station, and then that's that. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat.
"A victorious night spoiled at the end", that's the headlines. "Spoiled"...like somebody got angry and broke his glass of wine. This is fkn civil war scenery and scenario at its most real, vivid. "Night spoiled"...

These guys ought to all get beaten up severely and thrown in solitary confinement, some castle's oubliettes even, then thrown back into their own beloved country 20 years later that they "love so much" but somehow are all on the French soil that they hate so deeply and insult everyday of their insignificant lives.

I have to say it sounds pretty tame though to what happens in SA and would be considered 'an incident'. But, yes, we don't claim to be a 1st world country and in this day and age decent men shouldn't have to put up with that type of nonsense.

 

[Big Ewis]

Well it being "tame" for Saffas says more about the situation in South Africa than anything. And these incidents just show that, beyond just busted cars and vandalism and dreadful nights, those guys will never ever assimilate. When you see them get their Algerian flags out and you see that big Muslim crescent moon there, you hear broken arabic in the streets and they look like Saracens from the Middle Ages with just a little bit of imagination, you know you've got a problem. A problem that could see the end of a civilization because we're too weak to put our foot down. We'll get eaten up, slowly, insidiously, from the inside (because they could never face us up front in war or anything like that, it would have to be gradual and deceptive).

 

[TRF_stormer2010]

That type on nonsensical behaviour made me think of the way people act over here in SA; the standard modus operandi is if you have a complaint about service delivery, make it worse; is your power down for an hour? BURN DOWN THE LOCAL SUB_STATION!!!!! Have you been frustrated by classrooms having to hold too many children? BURN DOWN THE SCHOOL!!!!! BURN DOWN THE HOSPITAL!!!!! BREAK THE TOILETS!!!! DESTROY EVERYTHING!!!!! You can blame Apartheid only so much.

 

[Big Ewis]

not the thread for this, but it's happening so: there's just a point where the race card is just so thin it's not even a card anymore.
In France if you talk like I do, i.e. you say exactly what everybody knows - everybody without exception as much franco-French, left or right, than the Algerian-French themselves - you know what I'm going to say. You're immediately labelled a racist, a pro-colonization or even a fascist.
I'm not even going to comment on that, I'd rather comment on what WILL happen. If we continue with this weak-minded self destruction, we will be walked all over us and our civilization will disappear. I'm sure that's not racist, I'm addressing the French people, not the rest.

If there's a fire in your house because the microwave blew up, and for whatever reason you find it "tolerant" to pretend it isn't there or start blaming global warming or insanely irrelevant causes, and in stead of taking action you're just standing there yapping like a little bish, guess what ? It might take a little time, but there's a point when the whole house is burned down, and chances are you're gone with it.

Confusion is the most powerful weapon in the world. It makes the strongest fabric bend like straw because it strikes from the inside and doesn't require a battle up front.

Confuse the masses, even the so called cultured intellectuals with their fancy big words, yapping about history and "isms" and "isms" you've never heard about. They can write you a philosophical treatise about existentialism and societal differences, but they can't see the insidious destruction of their own motherfuccing land and civilization before them.

 

[Big Ewis]

woohoo ! What a game tonight, huh ?!!!

 

[LittleGuy]

This goes to what SimonG was saying earlier about Suarez.......


http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2111862-luis-suarez-will-need-more-than-four-months-to-learn-to-control-biting-instincts?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cnn-sports-bin&hpt=hp_bn15

 

[Leonormous Boozer]

not the thread for this, but it's happening so: there's just a point where the race card is just so thin it's not even a card anymore.
In France if you talk like I do, i.e. you say exactly what everybody knows - everybody without exception as much franco-French, left or right, than the Algerian-French themselves - you know what I'm going to say. You're immediately labelled a racist, a pro-colonization or even a fascist.
I'm not even going to comment on that, I'd rather comment on what WILL happen. If we continue with this weak-minded self destruction, we will be walked all over us and our civilization will disappear. I'm sure that's not racist, I'm addressing the French people, not the rest.

If there's a fire in your house because the microwave blew up, and for whatever reason you find it "tolerant" to pretend it isn't there or start blaming global warming or insanely irrelevant causes, and in stead of taking action you're just standing there yapping like a little bish, guess what ? It might take a little time, but there's a point when the whole house is burned down, and chances are you're gone with it.

Confusion is the most powerful weapon in the world. It makes the strongest fabric bend like straw because it strikes from the inside and doesn't require a battle up front.

Confuse the masses, even the so called cultured intellectuals with their fancy big words, yapping about history and "isms" and "isms" you've never heard about. They can write you a philosophical treatise about existentialism and societal differences, but they can't see the insidious destruction of their own motherfuccing land and civilization before them.

So, the moral of the story is Mourad Boudjellal is a ****?

 

[ratsapprentice]

So, the moral of the story is Mourad Boudjellal is a ****?

You'll go far, son.

 

[Rich Taff]

http://www.iflscience.com/health-an...ance-being-bitten-uruguay’s-luis-suarez-shark

 

[Big Ewis]

http://www.iflscience.com/health-an...ance-being-bitten-uruguay’s-luis-suarez-shark

pffff hehehe...higher chance to get bitten by Suarez than by a great white shark pffff...where are these guys taking this trip now ?!!...

 

[SimonG]

Have a sneaky feeling for Chile here. Brazil are not far off being a one man team.

 

[LittleGuy]

Heartbreaking stuff for Chile, what a great game though.

 

[SimonG]

Brazil were awful from half-time on. Very lucky to go through...they have no chance of winning the Cup if they play like that again. Fred is crap while Hulk is terrible out on the wing.

Heartbreaking for Chile. Alexis Sanchez was the best player on the pitch.

 

[LittleGuy]

Brazil were awful from half-time on. Very lucky to go through...they have no chance of winning the Cup if they play like that again. Fred is crap while Hulk is terrible out on the wing.

Heartbreaking for Chile. Alexis Sanchez was the best player on the pitch.

Agreed, Colombia(and possibly Uruguay should they advance) will also be happy about the attrition of that contest 120+ minutes of pretty hard running. I'll miss Chile they had some great enterprise and kind of got stuffed with a harsh draw throughout the tourney.

 

[UlsterRugby2012]

What a ****ing volley. Best goal thus far?

 

[Kapa O Pango]

Chile so unlucky with the penalty shootout. Brazil takes the win, only just slightly.

 

[LittleGuy]

Uruguay were game without Suarez but it seemed they couldn't geta bounce their way, Colombia the better team and another tough challenge for the hosts.