U20 World Cup final will be available live on BBC2 tomorrow
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For those who (like me) don't know too much about the squad, there's a background piece on the BBC site - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40158560
BrianWade4
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Presumably any chance of signing him has gone?
HastingsSeagull
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And Saltor is playing in Defense!
The Birdman
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Showing game at Savannah Haywards Heath
MattBackHome
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I'm genuinely excited about this.
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hart's shirt
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We might get him on the cheap if he does this again!
1:22 in.
[video]http://www.fifa.com/u20worldcup/videos/highlights/match=300367064/index.html[/video]
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"Three Lions" being sung in the background.
West Upper Seagull
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Just saw that too !
Birdie Boy
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I saw that.
And commentator on Eurosport mentioned Tomori scored a freak own goal against Guinea in an early round, surprise surprise! Lol
And commentator on Eurosport mentioned Tomori scored a freak own goal against Guinea in an early round, surprise surprise! Lol
Did the BBC commentator just refer to our opposition as Uruguay?
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Come on the well-behaved English chaps!
From the BBC site:
Venezuela's hotel brawl
Posted at 13:54
Things may well get a bit feisty in South Korea today.
Not long after reaching the final, Venezuela players were involved in a reported brawl with members of the Uruguay team, the side they beat in the semi-finals.
The two sides had met on Thursday with Venezuela beatingUruguay on penalties after a hotly-contested 1-1 draw that featured nine yellow cards.
When the players crossed paths at the Suwon Ramada Hotel on Saturday, insults were exchanged before the dispute turned into a brawl involving several players on each side, according to eye witnesses statements reported by AFP.
AFP says around 20 South Korean police officers were called to break up the fight, that happened around 9pm on Saturday.
"We regret that this happened. Fifa has always been in favour of fair play on or off the pitch," a Fifa spokesman said, confirming the incident.
Fisticuffs aside, I think the strangest part of this is FIFA saying that they've always been in favour of fair play off the pitch.
Especially when it comes to the awarding of World Cups.
From the BBC site:
Venezuela's hotel brawl
Posted at 13:54
Things may well get a bit feisty in South Korea today.
Not long after reaching the final, Venezuela players were involved in a reported brawl with members of the Uruguay team, the side they beat in the semi-finals.
The two sides had met on Thursday with Venezuela beatingUruguay on penalties after a hotly-contested 1-1 draw that featured nine yellow cards.
When the players crossed paths at the Suwon Ramada Hotel on Saturday, insults were exchanged before the dispute turned into a brawl involving several players on each side, according to eye witnesses statements reported by AFP.
AFP says around 20 South Korean police officers were called to break up the fight, that happened around 9pm on Saturday.
"We regret that this happened. Fifa has always been in favour of fair play on or off the pitch," a Fifa spokesman said, confirming the incident.
Fisticuffs aside, I think the strangest part of this is FIFA saying that they've always been in favour of fair play off the pitch.
Especially when it comes to the awarding of World Cups.
He did.
It is. What did he say though?