Next Stop: The World Cup
The Champions League Final didn’t live up to last year’s excitement, but watching all those amazing players on the pitch at once wasn’t the worst way to spend 90 minutes. It was quite dramatic at times, especially with the rain, crowd and refereeing. Every chance I get to watch Samuel Eto’o play I only wish he could be on someone’s team in Germany. He’s probably my favorite player not in the World Cup. One guy I’m glad won’t be anywhere near the World Cup is the referee Terje Hauge. Some of the decisions he made in that game were simply mind numbing.
Now that the Champions League is over, all of our attention can turn to the World Cup. We have 23 days to wait before all of us from around the world gather once again and hold our collective breath as we watch 22 grown men in shorts kick a ball.
Those three weeks are going to feel like three years, but with a fair number of friendlies to fill the void and undoubtedly some big stories and controversies ahead, it is going to be an exciting time to be a football fan.
Three more weeks. Think you’ll be able to survive?
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Louie
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John
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QStel
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http://www.schlockholm.com jon
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John
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Herman
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http://trinidadtobago.worldcupblog.org stacy-marie
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Gino
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tomas
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tomas
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Beto
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HurrikaneDIABLO
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Louie
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http://www.viuasfotos.com/euler.htm Euler
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http://ecuador.worldcupblog.org/ Trent
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Rik
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Jorge
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owen
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pinaki de
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http://www.worldcupblogzone.blogspot.com Ade Lamidi
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John
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John
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DT
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http://www.worldcupblog.org/world-cup-2006/big-question-which-current-coach-was-the-best-player.html#comments Pedro P
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soze
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http://www.myspace.com/colman1860 colman1860
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Stuart

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