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    Chieftain of the Pudding Race Member Evil_Maniac From Mars's Avatar
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    Domenech is barking mad, but an Italian will always trump a Frenchman for insanity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bqp64q7kHmw.


    You would bring that up.

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    Yeah, but Trapatoni is crazy and cute and Domenech is just crazy.

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    We need to get our predictions in!


    England B - France 1-1. Possibly 0-0 or, God forbid, 1-0.


    Or so Venus standing in Jupiter would seem to indicate.
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    Well done to France.

    Talent will out, it seems - even if it only turns up for the second half.

    Some commentators here are actually pleased about losing 1-0. In Paris, the French players might not even bother and may send their valets instead. Mind you, even in that case there's not much hope for Ireland to actually put the ball, you know, in the net.

    Ah well, enough of the tiresome round ball. Time for Australia.
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    Huh? Australia is getting involved?

    Alright then, prepared to get whipped at whatever it is we are doing.
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    If I were Irish, I'd be outraged!

    But I'm not, so I'm not going to get to worked up. Sad day for the beautiful game, though.

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    If I were Irish, I'd be outraged!

    But I'm not, so I'm not going to get to worked up. Sad day for the beautiful game, though.

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    I don't see what complaints Ireland could have. Henry won the game with a legitimate 3 pointer in added time.

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    It is all very dissapointing. Even if you win, the fun and pride are gone.


    Meanwhile, as unsympathitic as it may be to post the video below, it should serve to add some sense of perspective.

    Ireland-Georgia, only a few months ago, from this same qualification campaign. The referee awards Ireland a penalty, after an Irish player (Keane?) raises his hand to ask for a penalty, ostensibly accusing a Georgian player of playing the ball with his arm. Very unsportsmanlike, and an amazingly incorrect refreeing decision. The score was 1-0 for Georgia with less than twenty minutes left. Ireland converted the penalty and went on to win the game.

    It is a near copy, mirrored, of what happened yesterday. This game, the Irish did not want to have replayed, and they do not consider the crime of the century.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jf9fx4ipF4Q
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