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Football / Re: Your World Cup All Star team
« on: July 01, 2006, 01:01:21 AM »
My team
Shaka
Lucio Terry Juan Sorin
Beckham Kaka Zidane Ronaldinho
Henry Robinho
Shaka
Lucio Terry Juan Sorin
Beckham Kaka Zidane Ronaldinho
Henry Robinho
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Football / Re: Me? sexiest goalie? - Jack.
« on: July 01, 2006, 12:49:22 AM »
sexiest goalie?shaka 
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Football / TEAM PHOTOS AT HOME AIPRORT.
« on: June 24, 2006, 01:09:17 AM »
anybody kind to share?anybody have?
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Football / England, with Rooney starting eager to finally beat Sweden -Yahoo Sports
« on: June 19, 2006, 01:20:19 AM »
England, with Rooney starting eager to finally beat Sweden
By KRYSTYNA RUDZKI, AP Sports Writer
BUEHLERTAL, Germany (AP) -- England hasn't beaten Sweden since 1968. It's starting to irritate.
The run goes back 11 matches and includes a 1-1 draw in the group stage at the 2002 World Cup.
Then, Sweden won the group. On Tuesday, England wants to be there instead -- for the first time since the 1990 World Cup.
"I think it's about time we put a stop to this Sweden thing and we go out on Tuesday and get a win against them," England midfielder Steven Gerrard said Saturday. "We're really confident we can go and get three points."
There have been four Swedish victories and seven draws since England won 3-1 on May 22, 1968. Two games were in World Cup qualifying in 1998 and '99, with neither team scoring in either match. In a first-rounder of the 2002 World Cup, they tied 1-1.
Sweden's wins were 1-0 in a friendly in 1986, 2-1 in the 1992 European Championship, 2-1 in the 1998 qualifying rounds for the 2000 Euros, and 1-0 in a friendly in March 2004.
The last time England won all three of its group games was at the 1982 World Cup, where it was eliminated in the second round. England only needs a tie against Sweden to advance as Group B winner.
"That record is something that, for me, has no bearing on the game," said midfielder Frank Lampard, who turns 28 on the day of the match. "It's a nice to thing to talk about, it's an interesting fact and it's something that we don't like hanging over us, but this is a one-off game that is important for us to top our group."
Both players acknowledge that England has to step up a gear. It struggled in the heat during its 1-0 victory over Paraguay, secured through an own-goal. It then took 83 minutes for England to break down the Trinidad and Tobago defense in Thursday's 2-0 win that advanced it to the second round.
"The players are desperate to improve and want to improve," Gerrard said. "We've come under a bit of criticism of late and we're taking that on board.
"We do understand that we need to start playing better quickly. I'm really confident that the further we go into this tournament, the better we'll play. We've got a lot of big players in our squad who can perform on the big stage. We won't disappoint in this tournament."
Lampard wants England to better dictate the pace of the game, something it didn't against the Soca Warriors.
"We have to up the tempo, we have to find the right times to move the ball about quickly, and sometimes playing to the strengths that we have up front," Lampard said. "When we have the ball and we move it quickly, I think we're very hard to defend against."
It helps that Wayne Rooney is back in the starting lineup. The Manchester United striker made his World Cup debut in the 58th minute against Trinidad and Tobago, not quite seven weeks after breaking a bone in his right foot. He didn't score, but the focus on him freed up other players, and he also helped provide a link from the midfield to the forwards.
"We always knew that the moment he came on, it would be a lift for the fans and the team because he's a very important player for us," Lampard said. "We have become obsessed with the Wayne Rooney situation. Now that he's fit, it's about the team."
Lurking in the round of 16 is Germany. The World Cup hosts' match against Ecuador earlier Tuesday will determine first and second place in Group A. Ecuador needs only a draw to claim the top spot on goal difference. Group B's winner plays the runner-up of Group A and vice versa.
Lampard doesn't mind who England faces.
"We will be difficult opponents for whoever," he said.
Hopefully England will beat Sweden by 2 goals and TnT will win over Paraguay. TnT will go to the last 16.
Little prayers for TnT,I wish all the best and fight like a warrior.
By KRYSTYNA RUDZKI, AP Sports Writer
BUEHLERTAL, Germany (AP) -- England hasn't beaten Sweden since 1968. It's starting to irritate.
The run goes back 11 matches and includes a 1-1 draw in the group stage at the 2002 World Cup.
Then, Sweden won the group. On Tuesday, England wants to be there instead -- for the first time since the 1990 World Cup.
"I think it's about time we put a stop to this Sweden thing and we go out on Tuesday and get a win against them," England midfielder Steven Gerrard said Saturday. "We're really confident we can go and get three points."
There have been four Swedish victories and seven draws since England won 3-1 on May 22, 1968. Two games were in World Cup qualifying in 1998 and '99, with neither team scoring in either match. In a first-rounder of the 2002 World Cup, they tied 1-1.
Sweden's wins were 1-0 in a friendly in 1986, 2-1 in the 1992 European Championship, 2-1 in the 1998 qualifying rounds for the 2000 Euros, and 1-0 in a friendly in March 2004.
The last time England won all three of its group games was at the 1982 World Cup, where it was eliminated in the second round. England only needs a tie against Sweden to advance as Group B winner.
"That record is something that, for me, has no bearing on the game," said midfielder Frank Lampard, who turns 28 on the day of the match. "It's a nice to thing to talk about, it's an interesting fact and it's something that we don't like hanging over us, but this is a one-off game that is important for us to top our group."
Both players acknowledge that England has to step up a gear. It struggled in the heat during its 1-0 victory over Paraguay, secured through an own-goal. It then took 83 minutes for England to break down the Trinidad and Tobago defense in Thursday's 2-0 win that advanced it to the second round.
"The players are desperate to improve and want to improve," Gerrard said. "We've come under a bit of criticism of late and we're taking that on board.
"We do understand that we need to start playing better quickly. I'm really confident that the further we go into this tournament, the better we'll play. We've got a lot of big players in our squad who can perform on the big stage. We won't disappoint in this tournament."
Lampard wants England to better dictate the pace of the game, something it didn't against the Soca Warriors.
"We have to up the tempo, we have to find the right times to move the ball about quickly, and sometimes playing to the strengths that we have up front," Lampard said. "When we have the ball and we move it quickly, I think we're very hard to defend against."
It helps that Wayne Rooney is back in the starting lineup. The Manchester United striker made his World Cup debut in the 58th minute against Trinidad and Tobago, not quite seven weeks after breaking a bone in his right foot. He didn't score, but the focus on him freed up other players, and he also helped provide a link from the midfield to the forwards.
"We always knew that the moment he came on, it would be a lift for the fans and the team because he's a very important player for us," Lampard said. "We have become obsessed with the Wayne Rooney situation. Now that he's fit, it's about the team."
Lurking in the round of 16 is Germany. The World Cup hosts' match against Ecuador earlier Tuesday will determine first and second place in Group A. Ecuador needs only a draw to claim the top spot on goal difference. Group B's winner plays the runner-up of Group A and vice versa.
Lampard doesn't mind who England faces.
"We will be difficult opponents for whoever," he said.
Hopefully England will beat Sweden by 2 goals and TnT will win over Paraguay. TnT will go to the last 16.
Little prayers for TnT,I wish all the best and fight like a warrior.
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Football / Togo players threaten to boycott Swiss match - ESPN
« on: June 19, 2006, 12:42:05 AM »
Togo's players could boycott Monday's World Cup Group G match with Switzerland if money they have been promised has not been transferred into their bank accounts, according to defender Jean-Paul Abalo.
Togo only travelled to Dortmund from their base in Wangen in southern Germany after being assured they would be paid money owed for qualifying for the country's first ever World Cup.
Abalo said that if the money had not appeared in their bank accounts tomorrow then the team would discuss whether to go ahead with the fixture.
'We will decide tomorrow,' Abalo said after training at the Westfalenstadion. 'We want to see the money in our accounts - it's the group that decides.
'This will be the decision of the whole squad - not just one player.'
Abalo claimed that the dispute was not about bonuses for performances in Germany but the bonus they were promised for qualifying.
'Just the bonuses for qualifying,' he said. 'We have not seen any money yet.
'We reached an agreement in principle with the (Togo) Football Federation this morning. Now we must wait and see.'
Togo only travelled to Dortmund from their base in Wangen in southern Germany after being assured they would be paid money owed for qualifying for the country's first ever World Cup.
Abalo said that if the money had not appeared in their bank accounts tomorrow then the team would discuss whether to go ahead with the fixture.
'We will decide tomorrow,' Abalo said after training at the Westfalenstadion. 'We want to see the money in our accounts - it's the group that decides.
'This will be the decision of the whole squad - not just one player.'
Abalo claimed that the dispute was not about bonuses for performances in Germany but the bonus they were promised for qualifying.
'Just the bonuses for qualifying,' he said. 'We have not seen any money yet.
'We reached an agreement in principle with the (Togo) Football Federation this morning. Now we must wait and see.'
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Football / Re: Speaking Malay?
« on: June 19, 2006, 12:23:14 AM »This must be a cousin to the ref from the game aganist England. Trying to kiss arse now.
Game between TnT vs Sweden was very exciting and for me that was the best ever game I saw in 1st round. I am not trying to kiss anybody arse here and it's time to make friends not enemy. I am a bit upset the way you quote me but I already sign up for official Soca Warriors Supporters Club.
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Football / Re: Speaking Malay?
« on: June 18, 2006, 12:02:31 PM »
Translation
hello everybody how are you?Good game Tnt vs Sweden.Congratulation to TnT.To Yorke and co. keep the good work for Paraguay match. Good Luck and all the best to TnT
hello everybody how are you?Good game Tnt vs Sweden.Congratulation to TnT.To Yorke and co. keep the good work for Paraguay match. Good Luck and all the best to TnT
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Football / Speaking Malay?
« on: June 18, 2006, 05:56:22 AM »
Helo semua apa khabar?saya Azlan, berasal dari Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Perlawanan pembukaan TnT vs Sweden sangat mendebarkan. Tahniah kepada TnT kerana bermain dengan baik sekali. Kepada Shaka Hislop,Yorke dan rakan-rakan semua harap teruskan usaha menghadapi Paraguay. Semoga Berjaya...
TnT International Fan
Malaysia....
TnT International Fan
Malaysia....
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Football / Re: U Need help ???? 2 Countrys VS 1
« on: June 17, 2006, 10:50:36 PM »
come on yall, it's time to make friends..peace..
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Football / Re: SW Online Forum welcome message for New & Old members.
« on: June 15, 2006, 12:04:58 AM »
I think i am in love with tnt.... 
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Football / Re: SW Online Forum welcome message for New & Old members.
« on: June 14, 2006, 11:59:08 PM »
Me from Malaysia and I am not a tnt nationality, i am just an outsider fan who love tnt and football,can i participate too?
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Football / Re: Hislop to start in goal again for Trinidad
« on: June 14, 2006, 06:29:05 AM »
T&T will win over england,just keep up the good form and T&T will win the world cup...
to yorke,shaka and co I wish you all good luck and take my breath away...
to yorke,shaka and co I wish you all good luck and take my breath away...
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Football / Re: What made the game between T&T and Sweeden so special?
« on: June 12, 2006, 06:23:35 AM »
T& Tare consider under dogs but now they are Bull dogs..
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Football / Re: ALL CONGRATS HERE PLEASE!!!
« on: June 12, 2006, 03:02:55 AM »
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SOCA WARRIORS
TAKE MY BREATH AWAY
TAKE MY BREATH AWAY
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2006 World Cup - Germany / ENGLAND vs TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
« on: June 12, 2006, 02:44:19 AM »
I AM FAN OF ENGLAND BUT TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO IS MY SOCA WARRIORS.
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Football / FANS FROM OUTSIDE T&T
« on: June 12, 2006, 02:09:57 AM »
HELLO PEOPLE OF T&T AND ESPECIALLY TO SOCA WARRIORS.
CONGRATULATIONS
ANYONE KNOW HOW TO SEND EMAIL TO T&T SOCCER TEAM?SPECIALLY TO MY HERO,SHAKA HISLOP..
CONGRATULATIONS
ANYONE KNOW HOW TO SEND EMAIL TO T&T SOCCER TEAM?SPECIALLY TO MY HERO,SHAKA HISLOP..
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