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With England not even participating I guess the European Championship soccer will not draw a lot of attention here but to the Italians I'd like to say: naa naa nana naaaaa! 
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Just wait till Drizzt hears of this
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I think the Smurf should have been made orange to suit the occasion...
Haven't seen the match (not a football fan), but nice going.
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Is it true?
Is this their first win over Italy in 30 years?
.Diplomacy, it's a way of saying “nice doggieâ€, until you find a rock!Comment
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yep, and they were definitely the better team."Women don't want to hear a man's opinion, they just want to hear their opinion in a deeper voice."
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BTW Euro 2008, on Sunday there was not one but two sporting events relevant to people here: Germany vs. Poland (was it 2-0 or 3-0? nvm, the point beeing they lost ) and Kubica winning his first race. IM discussions followed...
- and they lost, of course
- well, at least Kubica won today
- yeah, in a German car - fail
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Isn't Peter Sauber Swiss?
FT.Comment
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First goal was questionable (offside), after two more... congrats.
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Apparently not the first goal was perfectly good.Originally posted by Admiral View PostFirst goal was questionable (offside), after two more... congrats.Comment
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Didn't know it was on
The Welsh support two teams when it comes to rugby. Wales of course, and anyone else playing England
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I missed the game, but I heard it was a great all around game. The Italians play better when they are desperate and under pressure. Losing 3 -0, should just about do it.Comment
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Indeed, the first goal was as clean as can be. As it happened, one Italian defender had stumbled across the goal line so that our team still had a defender in front when we got the ball and scored.
Otherwise, a whole new offside-trap might have become popular
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