Comments on: Argentinoss???what are the plans for the game??? http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html World Cup 2006 - Germany Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:29:11 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: tuhin http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-133153 tuhin Sat, 14 Jul 2007 13:25:32 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-133153 Thank you anand for your support...AND for thedude, come on man....have you never heard of such word....solidarity\teamspirit...i thought the brazilian supporters are full with the concept "SOLIDARITY\TEAMSPIRIT". Although thanks for being a neutral critic, we always welcome positve and neutral criticism. Thank you anand for your support…AND for thedude, come on man….have you never heard of such word….solidarity\teamspirit…i thought the brazilian supporters are full with the concept “SOLIDARITY\TEAMSPIRIT”.

Although thanks for being a neutral critic, we always welcome positve and neutral criticism.

]]> By: anand http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-133092 anand Sat, 14 Jul 2007 06:44:52 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-133092 atleast for us thats not the case man...starting from Diego...to Riquelme, Aimer, Tevez and Messi...youth systems have been the back bone for Argentina. You may also recall a certain Ronaldinho if you like and not to forger Rui Costa. And please...."we" sounding creepy...dont be such a silly nationalist man...the beauty of this sports in that its just beyond such boundaries. A real soccer fan will appreciate good talent whereever they see it. I see it in Argentina and Mexico now and ofcourse in Portugal. Those are the teams I cheer for. Ronaldinho is class apart, he has style and character and creativity...but KAKA...not my type...he can be the world footballer of the year, but when he finishes his career, he wont be in football books as a role model for the future to learn, but Ronaldinho, yes. The problem I have with you is you are so stubborn...even when u are appreciating Argentina, you try it from the "politically correct" BS. atleast for us thats not the case man…starting from Diego…to Riquelme, Aimer, Tevez and Messi…youth systems have been the back bone for Argentina. You may also recall a certain Ronaldinho if you like and not to forger Rui Costa.

And please….”we” sounding creepy…dont be such a silly nationalist man…the beauty of this sports in that its just beyond such boundaries. A real soccer fan will appreciate good talent whereever they see it. I see it in Argentina and Mexico now and ofcourse in Portugal. Those are the teams I cheer for. Ronaldinho is class apart, he has style and character and creativity…but KAKA…not my type…he can be the world footballer of the year, but when he finishes his career, he wont be in football books as a role model for the future to learn, but Ronaldinho, yes.

The problem I have with you is you are so stubborn…even when u are appreciating Argentina, you try it from the “politically correct” BS.

]]> By: thedude http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132960 thedude Fri, 13 Jul 2007 16:06:18 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132960 tuhin, anand - pretty simple response. Who needs Kaka, Ronaldinho, etc...why, Brazil does, of course. And Argentina needs Brazil to have them, otherwise skeptics of their "best team in the world" status, like myself, will always be criticizing folks like you who claim them to be the best team in the world. I'm happy to see Argentina playing so well, they have a very nice style of football to watch. Messi is the class of the world, no doubt. But until 2010, critics like me won't shut up. I really hope your adopted team ("we" coming from you guys is still creepy) performs like this in the next world cup. Until then, cheers. Oh, one final point. U20 sides that perform well are hardly the best measuring stick of future success. If U20 players are that good, they play with the national squad. A good U20 team is a formula for highly touted underachievers - just take a look at the "golden generation" of Portugal. Again, cheers. tuhin, anand –

pretty simple response. Who needs Kaka, Ronaldinho, etc…why, Brazil does, of course. And Argentina needs Brazil to have them, otherwise skeptics of their “best team in the world” status, like myself, will always be criticizing folks like you who claim them to be the best team in the world.

I’m happy to see Argentina playing so well, they have a very nice style of football to watch. Messi is the class of the world, no doubt. But until 2010, critics like me won’t shut up. I really hope your adopted team (”we” coming from you guys is still creepy) performs like this in the next world cup. Until then, cheers.

Oh, one final point. U20 sides that perform well are hardly the best measuring stick of future success. If U20 players are that good, they play with the national squad. A good U20 team is a formula for highly touted underachievers – just take a look at the “golden generation” of Portugal.

Again, cheers.

]]> By: anand http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132937 anand Fri, 13 Jul 2007 14:31:13 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132937 slight correction tuhin... Who needs KAKA---we have TEVEZ/ZANETTI/Maxi Who needs Ronaldinho---we have Riquelme, Aimar, Maximilio Who needs Robinho--we have Messi, Aguero, Zarate, Crespo, Saviola.... Who needs Brazil---we have Argentina... and hey....gilberto for Mascherano....no man im just kidding:) slight correction tuhin…

Who needs KAKA—we have TEVEZ/ZANETTI/Maxi
Who needs Ronaldinho—we have Riquelme, Aimar, Maximilio
Who needs Robinho–we have Messi, Aguero, Zarate, Crespo, Saviola….
Who needs Brazil—we have Argentina…
and hey….gilberto for Mascherano….no man im just kidding:)

]]> By: tuhin http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132935 tuhin Fri, 13 Jul 2007 13:53:48 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132935 Oh by the way.. who needs KAKA....we have TEVEZ who needs ronaldinho.....we have Messi Who needs Brazil.....WE HAVE ARGENTINA Oh by the way..

who needs KAKA….we have TEVEZ
who needs ronaldinho…..we have Messi
Who needs Brazil…..WE HAVE ARGENTINA

]]> By: tuhin http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132934 tuhin Fri, 13 Jul 2007 13:50:41 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132934 criticsm has nothing to do with the hate i find against some post of brazilian and english fanatics. Some of them are simply hate argentina.i guess they have their reason.... Full strength team....yeah....when brazil kill a less qualified team then it becpomes beautiful football (brazil-chili). COME On...look into the light criticsm has nothing to do with the hate i find against some post of brazilian and english fanatics.

Some of them are simply hate argentina.i guess they have their reason….

Full strength team….yeah….when brazil kill a less qualified team then it becpomes beautiful football (brazil-chili).

COME On…look into the light

]]> By: anand http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132845 anand Fri, 13 Jul 2007 04:56:25 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132845 Thedude....I suggest you should visit this place more often...the contributors for this blog, atleast a good 80 percentage of them are internationals. We always accept criticism...we are most harsh in doing that on our players...we respect every oponent...and beating kaka-ronaldinho less brazil talk...man I just dont get that...are they the last names in Brazilian football? I suggest you to take a look at the sub 20 sides of Argentina ,Mexico and Spain... peace Thedude….I suggest you should visit this place more often…the contributors for this blog, atleast a good 80 percentage of them are internationals. We always accept criticism…we are most harsh in doing that on our players…we respect every oponent…and beating kaka-ronaldinho less brazil talk…man I just dont get that…are they the last names in Brazilian football?
I suggest you to take a look at the sub 20 sides of Argentina ,Mexico and Spain…
peace

]]> By: thedude http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132726 thedude Thu, 12 Jul 2007 20:15:00 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132726 I hear you john - it seems this blog is for Argentinians (naturally, of course) and for creepy international types who want to slob Messi's knob. Hardly a place for criticism, I guess. Anyway, beating a Kaka-and-Ronaldinho-less Brazil is hardly a world-beating feat for a team of Argentina's caliber. They should beat them, but I'm not convinced of Argentina's top-dog status until they can demonstrate this in 2010. I like beautiful football, but winning football is more important. Regardless, it was a good match. Mexico was thoroughly outclassed (unlike in WC '06, which I thought they should have won) and Messi and Riquelme look really, really good. I hear you john – it seems this blog is for Argentinians (naturally, of course) and for creepy international types who want to slob Messi’s knob. Hardly a place for criticism, I guess.

Anyway, beating a Kaka-and-Ronaldinho-less Brazil is hardly a world-beating feat for a team of Argentina’s caliber. They should beat them, but I’m not convinced of Argentina’s top-dog status until they can demonstrate this in 2010.

I like beautiful football, but winning football is more important.

Regardless, it was a good match. Mexico was thoroughly outclassed (unlike in WC ‘06, which I thought they should have won) and Messi and Riquelme look really, really good.

]]> By: john http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132714 john Thu, 12 Jul 2007 18:19:54 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132714 the balance of my math failed to post so here it is Kaka Riquelme YA …Obviously the balance of my math failed to post so here it is

Kaka Riquelme YA …Obviously

]]> By: john http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html/comment-page-4#comment-132713 john Thu, 12 Jul 2007 18:15:02 +0000 http://argentina.worldcupblog.org/1/argentinosswhat-are-the-plans-for-the-game.html#comment-132713 Maradonna it must really be you ....easy on the coke buddy. Here is a quick and simple Math lesson for you. Kaka Riquelme YA ...Obviously MILAN = GREATNESS Forza MILAN!!!! Finals of Copa should be a very good one and I predict very humbling for Argentina. ps. dude you are bang on with your comments. However this blog is only for cheering the greatness of Aregentine soccer and not to honestly analyze the game or their lack of WC success. Maradonna it must really be you ….easy on the coke buddy.

Here is a quick and simple Math lesson for you.

Kaka Riquelme YA …Obviously

MILAN = GREATNESS

Forza MILAN!!!!

Finals of Copa should be a very good one and I predict very humbling for Argentina.

ps. dude you are bang on with your comments. However this blog is only for cheering the greatness of Aregentine soccer and not to honestly analyze the game or their lack of WC success.

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