WC2010 Day 18: Severe Weather Warning Over


By Since66
June 29 2010

The severe weather warning over Heathrow this morning has been lifted as the 'shower of sh**e' flew in from South Africa. It is rumoured Emile Heskey is just as bad at tennis as he his at football - he always volleys the net. To cheer up the British Public, England have arranged a friendly against Iceland. If England win, they will play Tesco's and Sainsbury's. The FA are going to decide on Capello's future in two weeks time - Will it take that long to save up the £12m pay-off expected should the FA sack him?

Get rid of Capello now and get in a British manager who knows how to tell a player or players - 'You are f**king sh*t.' Seeemples!!!

In the third set of 2nd round matches played yesterday, Holland beat Slovkia 2-1. 'Glass ankles' Arjen Robben scored Holland's first, Sneijder scored their second before Vittek pulled one back for Slovakia with a penalty deep into second-half stoppage time.

Brazil beat Chile 3-0 in a South American continent derby on South African soil. Juan, Fabiano and Robinho were the goalscorers.

The Quarter-Final draw is almost complete:

Holland v Brazil

Uruguay v Ghana

Germany v Argentina

Paraquay v Spain/Portugal


Today's Matches

Paraquay 0-0 Japan (Paraquay won 5-3 on penalties, after extra-time)

Spain v Portugal 7.30pm


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