TRF's 2014 FIFA World Cup

[j'nuh]

I still believe.

 

[LittleGuy]

Germany's main objective in the 2nd half is to avoid cards.

 

[Groundhog]

Poor old Fred is getting unfair stick now. Luis was ****ing **** too, but Fred is being scapegoated for poor performances at a level way above him, when he should never have been picked.

 

[smartcooky]

This is not a "choke", its a full-on strangulation

 

[LittleGuy]

How are they going to play at the 3rd place game? Wonder if they'll rally or do another complete gong show like this.

 

[Groundhog]

This must be how Poland felt

 

[RoosTah]

Wow... Just tuned into this. Pretty nuts ... Don't think I've seen such a one sided demolition in a knockout since the semi final between the kangaroos and Fiji in the rugby league World Cup

 

[big ginger 8]

Ah well.

 

[Draggs]

Comeback is on.

 

[Big Ewis]

wonder what will take place tonight in the streets of Brazil...on one hand nothing's more satisfying than a parody-proportioned prolific scoring night for the team you support, but goddamn couldn't really feel all that good knowing these poor Brazilian citizens ultimately got fkd deep by all this. We're just little dickholes watching this comfortably on our couches and going "yeah !" when really Brazil were going deeper and deeper into hell. I think everybody will remember this night, but not just because of the monster number and the record setting figures, but because of what happened in Brazil in the aftermath of it.
Shiiieeeeeet....Brazil fkd, knowmyin ?

 

[UlsterRugby2012]

Poor old Fred is getting unfair stick now. Luis was ****ing **** too, but Fred is being scapegoated for poor performances at a level way above him, when he should never have been picked.

Fred shouldn't be anywhere near the whole Brazil squad. I've never seen a more lazy, uninspiring player at the world cup.

 

[SimonG]

Ricky Gervais tweet during the game..."not the first time Germans will have to lie low in Brazil"

This hammering was coming. As is well documented, Brazil are Neymar and that's it. Losing him and their captain and best defender Thiago Silva was always going to make this nigh on impossible. Germany's passing and movement was sublime. They make it look so easy as they ripped Brazil to pieces.

Brazil 5-0 down after 30 minutes, in a World Cup semi-final in Brazil...surreal. This should be a wake up call to Argentina as this is what will happen to them tomorrow if they are not on their game. Like Brazil they too have nothing in midfield and I can see the Dutch handing them a hiding.

 

[Thingimubob]

Scheiße, Jungen! Ein wunderschönes Spiel! Currently in the Rheinland, so it's pretty mental here atm, even in this tiny town I'm in!

 

[TRF_stormer2010]

My apologies to Brazil. It is improper for a guest to humiliate their host in such a manner.

 

[SimonG]

Brazil media are blaming Mick Jagger (who was at the game) for getting hammered; :lol:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/world-cup-2014/brazils-media-blame-mick-jagger-3830864

 

[TRF_heineken]

This argument is too ridiculous. You have been overcome in the discussion, so now trying to turn the discussion about the words 'impossible' and 'rarely happens'. As you said, this isn't an rocket science. So the use of the word 'impossible' or 'rarely happens' has the same meaning. The point is that it's something that happens more easily in football than rugby, is common in football and is rare in rugby. So I still have reason and yet I hope your examples.

Impossible doesn't have the same meaning as rarely happens. Come on man, English isn't my first language either and I know that. But if you want to, we can put this to a vote on the forum and see what will be the outcome??

Now if you want to turn this into a discussion about: 'Hey, you first said that it's impossible. Now you say it rarely happens, you're changing your speech'. Go ahead, we all know that for the point I'm expounding, both words have the same meaning. You've lost the discussion, but if it makes you happy. You can say I'm wrong because first I said impossible and then I said rarely, that's a very clever argument.

If you were in court, the jury would've hanged you by now. How blind and ignorant can one person be???

Yeah, There are many examples of very weak teams like Namibia or Uruguay, which beat a Tier 1 team and then won a championship such as: Italy 1982, Greece 2004, Italy 2006, Velez Sarfield (Copa Libertadores 94), Once Caldas (Copa Libertadores 2004), Argentinos Juniors (Copa Libertadores 1985) and others.

Namibia has beaten Ireland and Italy twice...

 

[edumerino]

My apologies to Brazil. It is improper for a guest to humiliate their host in such a manner.

Actually the german side was really polite in the celebrations on the pitch. They´re enjoying their time in Brazil, and they know that what happened was wyrd. So, no reason to be disrespectful.

The Brazilian team is weak. Is a poor generation (technically and mentally) there were ANY experienced player at least on the bench (Kaka, Robinho, Ronaldinho i.e.). Bernard playing as one of the 11 is a joke, he isn´t ready at all.

In the first game against a strong team with your "unique" player out and receiving the first goal with 10 minutes, the guys just collapsed.

Regarding Fred, I think he was not supose to be there, he just no at the level that a World Cup deserves. But he isn´t the only one. Maxwell, Maicon, Henrique, Willian, Oscar, Bernard, Jô, Ramires, Hulk. Come´on it´s the weakest brazilian team ever, they deserves the greatest defeat ever.

 

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

TBH the German side knew they won after 20 mins so that would settle the celebrations also I guess it is not Germanys style.

I don't know who I want to win today, Argentina I think would be the better game tactically but the rivalry between Netherlands and Germany could change it up a bit both sides have been poor at getting the trophies.

RE: Jagger everyone is bad luck, did Pele say they would win the world cup also or dose he avoid mentioning them.

LOL

feel bad for

Although i'm very happy Germany won

 

[edumerino]

^Yeah, it´s possible.
But in a WC semi-final? I don´t know... They are being really "nice guys" with the brazilian fans and Brazil itself and being like that they have the brazilian supporters on their side. Sunday even against Netherlands they´ll have the whole stadium supporting them because of this behaviour...

I would like to see BRA x ARG next saturday, it would be really interesting...

 

[edumerino]

^Yeah, it´s possible.
But in a WC semi-final? I don´t know... They are being really "nice guys" with the brazilian fans and Brazil itself and being like that they have the brazilian supporters on their side. Sunday even against Netherlands they´ll have the whole stadium supporting them because of this behaviour...

I would like to see BRA x ARG next saturday, it would be really interesting...