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Other things he didn't mention:

-The team with the blackest attacking line-up in Europe,England are out of the tournament.

-The muslim Nacer Chadli was a huge flop.

-Ozil and Khedira have been huge flops.


Funny you know,how this troll crept out from his rat hole to celebrate the misfortune of a few white teams,yet is nowhere is nowhere to be seen when I'm posting my gifs.:behindsofa:

also, he has the guts to say that holland is very multicultural and black players have made an impact for them while in the last game the black substitutes replaced a black striker who only played because van persie was suspended

van persie and robben are the players who have shined for holland, obviously

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see troll, this is a great header

robben:

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holland started 8 whites against spain
that's as much as germany

7 out of the 10 goals they scored were scored by white players, and it would have been closer to 100% if van persie wasn't suspended for the latest game
 
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You know what Xman, I know you are a troll, but everything you mention in your post is just about 100% factually accurate. I'm not going to sugar-coat it, this has been a dreadful tournament for white teams so far, while more mixed teams are doing better. And yes, overall Team USA has played decent futbol and the blacks on the team have made an impact. Also true, the two remaining white heavyweights Germany and Argentina did not look good in their last games.

I'm going wait until the final 16 teams and match-ups are set and go from there. A lot can and will happen between now and quarter/semi-finals.


He's the one sugar-coating things,Varela's and Ovigi's goals were all about the white players Ronaldo and Hazard:


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Fer and Memphis didn't secure Hollands place atop their group...all the work was done by RVP and Robben:



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Netherlands were going through as group leaders at 0-0 too,so Fer,Memphis,did nothing of consequence.....its funny how Memphis' only other goal was due to a goalkeeping error



Germany are doing fine,despite what he may say.
 

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Lol,mine was almost a double post...but then,Great minds think alike!:grouphug:

we even managed to post different goals as examples, only robben's second goal against spain was double posted
that's some telepathy skills right there

(except van persie's header, but it's another camera angle)
 
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yes, they are going to finish 1st of their group unless they lose to the US
then they would face algeria or russia
and in quarter finals, the first caste match, against france or nigeria


That's smooth sailing really,I'd wager on them featuring in the Semi-finals.
 
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Onr thing I don't understand is how some teams continue to persist with goalkeepers who have played poorly.

I'm talking about Casillas,Akinfeev and Pletikosa.

Casillas and Pletikosa have both failed at the second time of asking,hopefully Akinfeev will stay strong!



Pletikosa was culpable for Mexico's first goal:


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And before the troll crawls out again,let me remind him of the worst keeper of the WC,so far:



Yes,I was worried that Afinkeev would be the worst goalie of this tournament,but not to worry,right on cue comes Itandje to the rescue:




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The curse of the black goalkeeper strikes again!:becky:
 
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we even managed to post different goals as examples, only robben's second goal against spain was double posted
that's some telepathy skills right there

(except van persie's header, but it's another camera angle)


Lol,yes,Robben's scored many!


And your gif of RVP's diving header is better!
 

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actually, i'm pretty sure that holland's starting 11 is whiter than holland's population

also, even though france had an incredibly easy tournament so far, pogba managed to be the only one to perform badly
he almost got red carded against honduras and was benched against switzerland
france obviously didn't need him to win that game

before the world cup i was affraid that he could be one of the potential "black stars" of the tournament since he's so overrated and france would face weak teams
but no, he manages to be bad
 

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I have noticed in the last few games that a black substitute on a European team has come on, and then made an immediate impact by scoring a game-winning or tying goal. Divock Origi scored the winner for Belgium against Russia; Valera made a superb header to keep Portugal's slim hopes alive; Leroy Fer and Memphis Depay secured the Netherlands place atop its group.

-USA lost black clown altidore on injury early in the world cup, but it only helped them
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white player dempsey is the team's top scorer so far

-klose comes in for germany against ghana and ties the game,on a corner kick obtained by schweinsteiger seconds after replacing the arab flop khedira:

German manager Jogi Low immediately went to his bench. Yanking the ineffective Sami Khedira and scorer Goetze, he tossed on Bastian Schweinsteiger and the old head Klose, known for popping up to score at the right time.

Seconds after entering, Schweinsteiger won a corner kick, and off that, Toni Kroos sent in a ball that was nodded on to Klose, as usual, in the right place at the back post for an easy tap in. The goal made Klose the team'€™s all-time leading scorer at the World Cup, surpassing his idol Gerd Muller, and tied him with former Brazil star Ronaldo on 15 for the all-time overall record.

http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/sto...as-germany-escapes-with-point-vs-ghana-062114

schweinsteiger will most likely start now instead of khedira




-during belgium-algeria: http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/matches/round=255931/match=300186479/report.html
mertens had an instant impact on the game after replacing the arab flop nacer chadli at halftime
he scored the winning goal
after that he won his place in the starting 11

-during the USA-ghana game, white player zusi changed the game, and provided the winning goal:

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/world-cup-2014-spotlight-on-graham-zusi/

he started the next game because of his performance, he took altidore's place numerically


-benzema started the first game for france, as the main striker, which was a surprise
in the previous games giroud was the main strikers and benzema was forced to play as a winger (he hates that)
france had trouble scoring against the very weak honduras team and benzema had to wait for a penalty to score

giroud started in the next game, and he almost immediatly scored from a header, showing what benzema lacks: the tools to play as a team's main striker
giroud even set up valbuena's goal beautifully
benzema didn't score until giroud was substituted, when the match was already finished
in the french media giroud was called man of the match
he won his place as france's main striker and forced benzema to play wide, which he hates

etc etc, i'm not going to describe again the game-changing momments provided by black players like eder (misses against the US and terrible game) pepe (dumb red card against germany) and many others that were mentionned in this thread

i'm just going to post that to illustrate marcelo's game changing potential:

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his face after scoring the first goal of the competition, an owngoal
i have the feeling that it's not over yet
he had a very bad season at real madrid, he's totally out of shape, yet he plays instead of felipe luis karminski who has been the best left back of the spanish league and of the champions league
 
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I have noticed in the last few games that a black substitute on a European team has come on, and then made an immediate impact by scoring a game-winning or tying goal. Divock Origi scored the winner for Belgium against Russia; Valera made a superb header to keep Portugal's slim hopes alive; Leroy Fer and Memphis Depay secured the Netherlands place atop its group.

White teams as a whole are having a horrid time. Mostly white Germany barely held off all-black Ghana, Argentina has been far from convincing, Australia, Spain, Croatia and Bosnia are also out -- soon to be followed by Russia and probably Greece. At the same time the diverse teams of Brazil, France and the Netherlands are now recognized as the favorites to win. Germany is the great white hope. However, after their performance against Ghana, I am not convinced that the Germans will win it. It should be noted that their defense became shakier, and they were eventually scored against after Jerome Boateng was substituted. And finally, Klinsmann's "Blermans" have definitely played a major role in the US's success.

You've convinced me. Less than stellar performance by white teams in one tournament, in one year, in one sport, in one small part of life, nullifies all pro-white philosophy and magically negates white people's right to self-determination. I will now join the Communist Party, stop cheering for Mike Trout, trade my Audi in for a Prius, marry a black lesbian, and attend white privilege conferences instead of American Renaissance conferences. Thank you for showing me the light.
 
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You've convinced me. Less than stellar performance by white teams in one tournament, in one year, in one sport, in one small part of life, nullifies all pro-white philosophy and magically negates white people's right to self-determination. I will now join the Communist Party, stop cheering for Mike Trout, trade my Audi in for a Prius, marry a black lesbian, and attend white privilege conferences instead of American Renaissance conferences. Thank you for showing me the light.


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he replaced lukaku, who has been horrible so far

Others may have noticed Lukaku throwing quite the temper tantrum when he was substituted. He was yelling at the coach Wilmots and seemed angry at the world in general. That's two poor performances, two early substitutions, and one big hissy fit. This 'superstar' is having quite the World Cup. He shouldn't start the next match, but i suspect he will.
 

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Others may have noticed Lukaku throwing quite the temper tantrum when he was substituted. He was yelling at the coach Wilmots and seemed angry at the world in general. That's two poor performances, two early substitutions, and one big hissy fit. This 'superstar' is having quite the World Cup. He shouldn't start the next match, but i suspect he will.

during belgium-russia at halftime on BBC alan shearer showed all the momments he didn't move the right way
it was shocking when a white player managed to put himself in a position to cross, he kept his head up looking for lukaku, but lukaku was hiding
he just had to take a few staps back and he would have been unmarked
 

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regarding italy-uruguay, i'll be mostly neutral but if italy could go through it would be great
you know how much i hate balotelli but italy has more whites and they need to silence those who say european teams have a bad world cup
 

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I am happy either way but feel Italy has a better chance of making it far and knocking off teams like France, Brazil and any black team that manages to advance (like Nigeria or Ecuador).
 

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9 whites starting for England. I bet they will win today. This is a team I could have cheered for.
 

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with the lion's share of the first half over between Uruguay and Italy, i am left pondering why exactly Balotelli is actually allowed to play with grown-ups. mentally, he is a spoiled child with possible mental-development problems. i can't make up my mind whether he should be wearing a bright red squeaky nose and funny shoes, as he is a complete clown, or if he should be wearing a speedo for all the diving he does. even the pro-Balotelli ESPN commentators have lost their patience with him, calling him out on his obviously false "injuries" and ridiculous antics.

his yellow card, once again, was of the most stupid variety. thus, if Italy advance, he will be welcomely absent. furthermore, the commentators admitted that if he scores, he will likely be sent off anyway, because he always takes his shirt off after scoring … regardless of the situation. the idiot!

and now an obvious handball by him. he's lucky he wasn't given a second yellow for it.

why any team would want such a selfish, stupid, immature player on their roster (much less as a key component) is beyond me, especially considering how infrequently his "talent" positively impacts the game.
 

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with the lion's share of the first half over between Uruguay and Italy, i am left pondering why exactly Balotelli is actually allowed to play with grown-ups. mentally, he is a spoiled child with possible mental-development problems. i can't make up my mind whether he should be wearing a bright red squeaky nose and funny shoes, as he is a complete clown, or if he should be wearing a speedo for all the diving he does. even the pro-Balotelli ESPN commentators have lost their patience with him, calling him out on his obviously false "injuries" and ridiculous antics.

his yellow card, once again, was of the most stupid variety. thus, if Italy advance, he will be welcomely absent. furthermore, the commentators admitted that if he scores, he will likely be sent off anyway, because he always takes his shirt off after scoring … regardless of the situation. the idiot!

and now an obvious handball by him. he's lucky he wasn't given a second yellow for it.

why any team would want such a selfish, stupid, immature player on their roster (much less as a key component) is beyond me, especially considering how infrequently his "talent" positively impacts the game.
Great post. Any unbiased risk-reward analysis would should that Mario has a greater chance of negatively impacting the game than actually helping Italy. You know without a shadow of a doubt that it's political pressures that's keeping him starting, not talent and mental fortitude.
 

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i expect Italy to look much more cohesive in the second half, as Balotelli has been replaced coming out of the break.
 
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Balotelli has been replaced coming out of the break

With good reason:



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Transcript:



Jose Mourinho has recalled the amusing story behind a Mario Balotelli red card while both were at Inter.


In an interview with CNN, the now Real Madrid boss spoke of the challenges in managing Manchester City enigma Balotelli.



“I could write a book of 200 pages of my two years at Inter with Mario, but the book would not be a drama – it would be a comedy,” the tactician noted.
“I remember one time when we went to play Kazan in the Champions League. In that match I had all my strikers injured. No Diego Milito, no Samuel Eto’o, I was really in trouble and Mario was the only one.



“Mario got a yellow card in the 42nd minute, so when I got to the dressing room at half-time I spend about 14 minutes of the 15 available speaking only to Mario.



“I said to him: ‘Mario, I cannot change you, I have no strikers on the bench, so don’t touch anybody and play only with the ball. If we lose the ball no reaction. If someone provokes you, no reaction, if the referee makes a mistake, no reaction.'
“The 46th minute – red card!”
 

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well, i stand corrected. Italy appear to be falling apart. all the diving and now a pointless red card … and it wasn't from Balotelli. my goodness!

so far, Uruguay have looked much tougher and more aggressive in this match. Italy, on the other hand, have been looking for the referee to bail them out with gifts. perhaps Christmas comes in June in Italy?
 
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