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Konovalov 06-12-06 04:00 AM

Game Thread: Australia vs Japan June 12
 
Well, today is the big day for Australia. The last time we played a match in the World Cup I was just 50 days old having been born the previous month. Now though we have returned and this time we are looking to improve on our 1974 performance. Firstly we are looking to score our first World Cup goal having not scored a single one in 1974. Secondly we are looking to get at least a win in the group stages and hopefully that will be today against Japan. Then after that we face the almighty Brazil followed finally by Croatia.

Kickoff today is at 1400 (GMT+1 time).

Go the Socceroos! :rock: :rock: :rock:

goldorak 06-12-06 04:56 AM

Honestly I see Japan winning over Australia and not vice versa.

diver 06-12-06 05:51 AM

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Originally Posted by goldorak
Honestly I see Japan winning over Australia and not vice versa.

We'll see. Japan are favourites, but I'm confident of an Aussie victory.

snowsub 06-12-06 06:37 AM

Go the Socceroos :rock: :rock:

goldorak 06-12-06 06:44 AM

I know that soccer means football for the american guys, but what does socceroos mean ?

Konovalov 06-12-06 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by goldorak
I know that soccer means football for the american guys, but what does socceroos mean ?

It is just the name given to our national team. The soccer part you obviously know. The 'roos' refers to one of our most well known animals, the humble kangaroo. Roo is Aussie slang or shorthand for a kangaroo. Hope this clarifies for you. :)

diver 06-12-06 08:33 AM

Egyptian and Senegalise officials?This was always bound to involve controversy.Many bad calls, one directly leading to a Japanese goal, and its not even half time.Just our luck to get a whos who of bad officiating.

goldorak 06-12-06 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Konovalov
It is just the name given to our national team. The soccer part you obviously know. The 'roos' refers to one of our most well known animals, the humble kangaroo. Roo is Aussie slang or shorthand for a kangaroo. Hope this clarifies for you. :)

Thanks for the explanation.

mog 06-12-06 09:25 AM

The referee has been giving penalties at the drop of a hat, and yet when our goalie actually gets properly obstructed - nothing.

Skybird 06-12-06 09:53 AM

Die spinnen, diese Australier :D :-jThe referee - hmmmmmmmm...

mog 06-12-06 09:53 AM

CARN THE 'ROOS!!

3 goals in the last 8 minutes. Unbelievable.

goldorak 06-12-06 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by mog
CARN THE 'ROOS!!

3 goals in the last 8 minutes. Unbelievable.


Very nice match.
Kudos to the aussies.:yep:

diver 06-12-06 10:10 AM

Well at least the ref was bad on both sides. Just seconds after he scored the equaliser Cahil gave away what should have been a penalty spot kick.


3-1, coming back from the brink for a 2 goal win, they dominated play all match, the stats showed it, thank god they finally converted to win.

mog 06-12-06 10:25 AM

Does anyone know why Hiddink was pushing that Japanese guy? It looked like Guus was about to throw a haymaker.

goldorak 06-12-06 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by mog
Does anyone know why Hiddink was pushing that Japanese guy? It looked like Guus was about to throw a haymaker.


He was probably pissed at the first japanese goal.


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