Gonzo

Fair enough, but whingeing is used more often. To help you understand English English better, have a gander at this website. http://www.travelfurther.net/dictionaries/

It is spelled whingeing and not whinging. I am only trying to help you to improve your language skills.

Copy and paste. Sorry. Atletico Madrid beats Thailand's all-stars 3-0 in pre-season friendly By The Associated Press (CP) – 19 hours ago BANGKOK — Europa League champion Atletico Madrid played without two of its top players but still eased past a team of Thailand all-stars 3-0 in a pre-season friendly. The Spanish side dictated play against Thailand's Premier League All Stars from the start Sunday. Eduardo Salvio of Argentina opened the scoring in the 16th minute followed by Alvaro Dominguez in the 24th. Simao Sabrosa of Portugal scored the third in the 85th minute. T

I bet Vicky was enthralled when he watched the soccer game between Atletico Madrid against the combined Bangkok side this afternoon. Atletico Madrid won this practice match 3:0.

If anyone wants to watch a good game of football, turn on your TV and switch to Channel 7. Atletico Madrid are playing a friendly against a combined Bankok Premier League team at the Rajamangala Stadium. The game started about 20 minutes ago. Unfortunately, Forlan from Uruguay, named the best player of the World Cup is not playing. Damn it, I had no idea Atletico Madrid were playing today, until I read the Bangkok Post a while ago. If I would have known sooner, I would have made my way to Bangkok to watch the game.

If Tom needs Valium in your opinion, you should take something a lot stronger. Try a good dose of Nembutal. It will help relax and sleep for a very long time.

We are starting to find a common denominator. I like American football as well and have not missed watching a super bowl for as long as I can remember. It is broadcast in Australia as well. Last January I had to get up early to watch the contest in an English-run bar in my condo complex. The place was packed and there were not only Americans watching. It was great to watch the Saints win. It must have given the people of New Orleans a lot of heart, after what they had to put up with after Katrina. I have to stop writing now, as my eyes are getting moist. I don't want my Tilac to see me with t

Mate, I'm so pleased a semi-literate closet soccer lover is correcting my spelling mistakes. As for the Tour de France, wasn't Landis stripped of his win, when he was found out to have used drugs. He has now dobbed in his best ex-friend and ex-room mate, Lance Armstrong, a 7 times Tour de France winner, for taking the same drugs. It is only a matter of time before Armstrong will be stripped of his 7 Tour de France wins. Go easy on the drink, down there in boring Rayong.

For hundreds of millions of people it's a lot more than a game. If you call me a silly boy again, I will get my bamboo cane and give you a few good smacks across the arse. I hope you are not one of those guys , who would actually enjoy that.

We are flag-waving American patriots. We still rule the world, despite sending it almost bankrupt. We make and brake countries, especially when it comes to stealing their resources. We have the best steroid-using athletes in the world. Why does the rest of the world ignore our heroic boys clad in kevlar and why does the rest of the world adore that silly game called soccer instead? Soccer is a threat to our national security. Let's invade some more of those countries, steal more of their resources or just nuke them.

Your American football will never be popular outside of your own country forever and a day. Our Soccer is loved by most people in the rest of the world. It is a de-facto religion. Who cares, if people like you think it is of no importance in the USA. By the way, I noticed a hell of a lot of Americans taking great interest in the Soccer World Cup in South Africa. I bet you are just a fat armchair athlete, who has never taken part in any sport.

To be honest, I don't have a clue. I suppose you could have written your own ticket with the bookies. Who would have thought the English cricket team would give up that easily? The Barmy Army made for good entertainment though.

Those are Internet betting sites, based mainly in your own country. Does Ladbrokes ring a bell?

http://www.bookies.com/cricket/the-ashes/series-betting/

It is good to have a poster on this board, who fully understands cricket. Marcus North saved us from embarrassment and some of the big guns did not fire.

Double post. Stuff the TOT internet connection.

Your Pakis will reduce the carbon footprint, as they will stay put in what they regard as their country. Aussies go to England for a working holiday to see what makes you tick. There are a few exceptions, like Dame Edna, Rolf Harris and Shane Warne. You are welcome to keep them forever. We are witnessing a good fight back by your Pakis, their home turf, trying to break the world record in a last innings, to beat a test team in the last innings. Ouch, they just lost their third wicket on their way to do so.

Australia has a lead of 439 runs after the second innings against the Pakis. Ricky Ponting made another duck, as did Hussey. The Aussie tail wagged and Hilfenhausen made his first half-century, scoring 57 runs. There are still 38 overs to play today and another 2 days after that in this 5-day test at Lords. The Pakis might as well not show up tomorrow and anyone, who paid for a ticket for this test should be reimbursed for all expenses, including airfares and accommodation. Listen up Vic Vegas, you lover of high-scoring games. Start taking notice of cricket, the second most popular sport

Good call. The other team only managed 148 runs after Australia' 253. Watson and Katich seem to be off to a good start in the second innings. There are still 32 overs to go, if the weather holds up. It's a shame I can only watch the commentary on Cricinfo.com on my laptop.

You made the statement twice to rub it in. That was no accident. It was a deliberate mistake. You should get a yellow card for that.

The betting collapse by the middle order was pathetic. 9 wickets down at stumps for 228 runs after the first innings.

I cannot answer that question. but a a lot of expat Aussies are based in Earls Court.

The German side fucked up big time, when they lost against Spain 1:0. I think a win against the Dutch in the final would have been doable.

I am truly sorry about the passing away of Georg Steinbrenner, an American of German descent.

You better buy your tickets as soon as possible, as there will be thousands of Aussies and Pakis trying to get into the ground.