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June 24th, 2006 | By: Jonathan | 68 Comments »

So it’s game time, and you’re shifting through your closet, trying to find what to wear!

If you’re like me, you have an endless collection of jerseys and Argentina cottons.
And if you’re like me, you’re superstitious as hell about what to wear.

fifa.com reports that Argentina will wear their BLUE AND WHITES today. I love the traditional jersey.

So I could wear the new one, because… well, that’s what they’re wearing!
Plus I wore it to the 1st 3 games, and we haven’t done so bad.

I could wear their blue and white jersey that they had right before they released this new one.
You know the one… the adidas jersey with the mesh lining going down the sides of the arms.
The blue and white fading out at the end…

This jersey is significant, because we wore these BLUE SLEAVES when we thrashed Brazil 3 to 1!
(I know you remember that one)

Solid blue jersey?
The one I have is the 1994 world cup jersey. You know, the checkers down the side…
This was the Jersey Maradona wore when he scored his last world cup goal!
Surely, THIS will give us luck today if I wear it!

Wait,
I could wear my crappy, generic blue and white stripes jersey that I bought on the streets of Argentina four about 10 pesos.
You know the kind… it already has holes in it, it’s seems are coming apart and it smells like, well like the streets of Buenos Aires.
You can’t possibly convince me that a natural shirt like THIS won’t bring us luck!

I have a GINOBILI basketball jersey, but that’s out of the question.

I could wear one of the Boca jerseys I have… I’d do this if I thought we were going to PK kicks, and need PATO to come through,
but I think we take out mexico the old fashion way…

Oh, I know, my VILLARREAL kit!
This would be for Riquelme and Sorin to shine today! And it would also make us remember Lucho Figueroa who also once wore the yellow submarine, and had his world cup dream in a tragic knee injury with River.
Nah, too depressing…

I’ll just stick with what works and wear the same one I’ve been wearing.
Yeah it starting to smell, but it could be worse.

I could be seen in public in THIS !!

It’s 7am right now, so before I even put my jersey on, I’ll wear THIS until 11am.

What are YOU wearing today?

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By AURELIUS | June 25th, 2006 at 12:20 am

Germanys defence are pitiful apart from Metzelder. They will have to commit fouls if we run at them & pass arounf & through them.

Sweden were caught cold & never recovered after the first minute of the blitzkreig.

And Saviola was poor today.Mind you he & Crespo didnt get much service.Crespo loves crosses & how many did he get ?

Tevez is a bet for starting though JP still seems to view him as an impact player.

The imp.thing is we are through & I’m sure JP will have some deficiences ironed out by the next game.

And no Scaloni please for the next game.Why Zanetti isnt around only JP knows.

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By Rain | June 25th, 2006 at 12:23 am

I couldn’t find my valiums, I was almost having a heart attack in the first 70 minutes. How come we played so bad? Mexico was leading the game by far. Why were we sooooo slow in the middle? What happened to our accuracy when passing the ball? Anyone saw Pekerman shouting at everybody in the extended time? And what about the referee? And: why every game we are stolen one goal????

But, the good part: What a golazo de Maxi, madre mia!!!!!!! I think it will probably be the best one of the WC. And the most important part is, that in spite of everything: Germany, here we go!!!! Vamos Argentina todavia!!!!!

Posted from Spain

By carrie | June 25th, 2006 at 1:04 am

Oh my God it was just so frustrating. I was going to have a heart attack. Well well we controled the game and won. Mexico played really well, so they shouldnt be sad. I am so happy I can breath now. Argentina please win the game before 90 min your poor fans can not stand pressure. Hey you guys Messi was playing well hope to see more of him.

By Javier | June 25th, 2006 at 1:13 am

Argentinaaaaa! ke tal eh?? facil no fue cabrones!!! se les apareció el diablo!!!

para q vean q antes d abrir el hocico deben de pensarlo 2 veces!! Mexico no fue tan facil como lo pensaron aaaha!!??

ke tanto fue lo ke le pagaron al maldito arbitro de mierda??? de seguro maradonna no quizo cooperar porke ya no le iba a alcanzar para su pinche marihuana…. pinches argentinos pendejos les sudo el culo!!!

nos vemos en 4 años hijos d su puta marihuana madre-….

Posted from Mexico

By Ballack | June 25th, 2006 at 1:22 am

Argentina rely too much on playing through Riquelme. If you stop him playing as Mexico did for a lot of the match then you struggle. I can see Germany beating you by 3-1 because of this.

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By Juampi | June 25th, 2006 at 1:42 am

andate a cagar hijo de puta heuvon de mierda

Posted from United Kingdom

By Ana | June 25th, 2006 at 6:32 am

That was an amazing game, I thought I was going to have a heart attack. Where will you guys watch the Argentina- Germany game?

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By juncajincajao | June 25th, 2006 at 7:34 am

Mexico choked they could have won it. Argentina should start Tevez y Messi, using Crespo and Saviola on the basis of seniority is foolish. Germany is good, the best defense is a good offense. Riquelme and Aimar together was pleasantly successful. I’m hoping for Argentina vs. Brazil in the final 4 – 4 decided on penalties.

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By Sameet | June 25th, 2006 at 10:13 am

Argies need to tighten up in all departments of the game. After Serbia, this was very disappointing. kindly will somebody please tell Heinze to wake up!! And JP needs to start Tevez and Messi by the 60th minute EVERY game, no matter what the situation is!!Please play better against Germany than u did against Mehico guys!!

Posted from India

By Anthony | June 25th, 2006 at 11:50 am

-> Argentina official jersey world cup 2006 HOME

i love it but i think the AWAY is OMG !!!!!

::shocked::

Posted from France

By magic genie | June 25th, 2006 at 3:50 pm

Black.. for when you get sent packing by the Germans!

Posted from Australia

By LLC | June 25th, 2006 at 4:03 pm

Native son, how can you say

‘God bless Heinze.
If he hadn’t tripped the striker, we’d have gone down’

This is a typical Argentinian attitude.. how can u want to win this way? It is cheating!!!

Posted from Australia

By Native Son | June 25th, 2006 at 7:54 pm

It is called football just like the Mexicans packing themselves in the defence and playing that offside trap. Did you see them lunging forward after a free kick catching the Argentinean forwards unawares? You’dhave been forgiven to think that they had seen a Tsunami appraching.

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By javier | June 25th, 2006 at 11:47 pm

he didnt trip him he tackled him and he went for the ball sheeesss can u guys come up with any more excuses…thsi has been the best ref ive ever seen….. very very even and had control of the whole game..look at the stats for everyone thats crying ..mexico had only like 5 more fouls thatn arg and even cards so stop ur whining…for all the mexicans who can take the loss and realize it was an even game decided by one of the best shots in a preasure situation ever i tip my hat to u u guys have played well …for all the mexicans that keep whining…..heres a quarter…call someone who cares……

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By javier | June 25th, 2006 at 11:48 pm

oh and to all the people who have dumb ignorant negative opinions and their team is not even in the tourny anymore or havent beat argentina in this turny please go take ur frustration out on the bar ok

Posted from United States

By LLC | June 26th, 2006 at 4:47 am

Argentina 2 Mexico 1
By SUN ONLINE REPORTER

GABRIEL HEINZE added his name to Argentina’s World Cup list of shame.

This is one of many headllines around the world disagreeing with you that it was not just a tackle it was a rotten foul and he got a yellow card for it, it should have been a red. You were very very lucky.

Posted from Australia

By chlorine | June 27th, 2006 at 9:12 pm

I am loving these posts on the WorldCupBlog… I have the exact same problem. I’ve been rotating between my different Argentina jerseys to go to work… I’d mix in the away jersey and a few cotton tees to make sure I’m not wearing blue+white stripes everyday (not that there is anything wrong with that)… On game day, I have been wearing the current Crespo home strip. But when he comes off, I switch to my Maradona home strip.

Posted from Canada

By dreistreifen.com | These posts are spot on | June 27th, 2006 at 9:22 pm

[...] I totally share the opinion of this WorldCupBlogger about what to wear on game day. I suppose I could wear my Chelsea jersey when Crespo is playing but I’m not even sure he is coming back to the Bridge. I could also wear my Batistuta/Maradona home strip. I can even wear the replica of the away strip (Le Coq Sportif 1986 Maradona)… the same one he wore when he scored the two contrasting goals against England. But no, I have been wearing the current Crespo Home strip. But I have washed it once after we beat the Netherlands. ||| [...]

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By Sally | August 7th, 2006 at 5:08 am

Hi I’m trying to find a 1994 World Cup soccer jersey for my boyfriend and i can’t find one anywhere.

Would you be able to help me find one? My boyfriend loves Redondo and i’d love to find him a jersey with Redond’s name & number on it.

We live in Australia and i don’t think there’s anywhere here that would sell them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Posted from Australia

By Tiffany | August 21st, 2006 at 10:23 pm

Hello. I am trying to find a 1994 World Cup Germany Football (Soccer) kit (jersey/shirt) for my best friend. I have lost 4 (yes, four) different auctions on ebay and can’t find another (authentic) one anywhere. PLEASE help! I am in the United States. Thank you.

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By luckboy | November 15th, 2006 at 12:13 pm

dear fifa i need more photoyank you

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By Sports Illustrated | November 18th, 2007 at 9:49 am

Sports Illustrated

I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting

By elma | March 7th, 2008 at 5:25 pm

poinches argentinos de mierda culones arriba mexico hijos de su puta madre nos pelan un huevo y medio del otro pinche maradona drogadicto mamon eera bueno por tanta droga que se metia ademas salio que es puto se besa con galanes de cine.

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By elma | March 7th, 2008 at 5:29 pm

pinche argentino hijo de tu puta perra cagona madre chingas a tu madre hijo de puta me la pelan arriba mexico que puta casualidad pendejetes de mierdo boludos nos pelan la verga hijos de suchingada madre a la verga

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By elma | March 7th, 2008 at 5:35 pm

como les parecio mexico en el mundial o en la copa america pura casualidad no la neta la sienten contra mexico la verdad saben con quien se meten por eso ya no handan de osicones y ni les queda porque no saben ni ablar ademas tienen nombres bien para la verga. pochetino no mamen aparte de bruto feo ablan que los mexicanos son feos pero no han visto a mesi o al penche indio del teves o el narizon del piojo o ayala parece que tienen un pito en la nariz. pinches culeros viva mexico y a ver si tienen tanta suerto boludos este 4 de junio no la vaan a pelar 5 a cero
por cierto el puto de maradona diganle que daje la mota y la coca siempre que viene a mexico as e un desmadre
posdata chingen a su puta madre

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