World Cup 2010.

[Kirsten]

Tonight, it's Germany vs. Ghana, and my entire country is nervous and worried, especially because of the referee. Some of the referees' decisions were more than odd in this tournament, and people here fear that the FIFA wants to keep at least one African team in the World Cup - which would be Ghana. And that would mean Germany's out. I hope our team is strong enough to deal with this situation.

Kirsten

[RICHARD]

Ruede la pelota!!!!

[RICHARD]

gggggggggggggggggooooooooooooooooooooooollllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllll

nuf said!

[Kirsten]

gggggggggggggggggooooooooooooooooooooooollllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllll

nuf said!

Awesome!!!

Congrats to the USA and England for reaching the round of sixteen!

[RICHARD]

Awesome!!!

Congrats to the USA and England for reaching the round of sixteen!

Was that a game?

Wow..........Thanks.

Now, on to the P.M. games.....

Good Luck to Germany and the Aussies!

[Kirsten]

Good Luck to Germany and the Aussies!

Thanks!!

[RICHARD]

O.K.,

Now that I have calmed down I have to say that I have disliked Landon Donovan for a while.


http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/1614/...t-like-donovan


2. The Urination Incident In Mexico
Back in 2004, Landon relieved himself on the field at Estadio Jalisco while preparing for an international match.

I can understand why this would make people not like Donovan as a person. It was a disrespectful move by all accounts. As such, I think we should all criticize him as a player.

Honestly, as a follower of the sport, I think that any person who would do such a despicable thing should be thought of as no more than a menace to the game and a marginal player. Think about all of the things he could’ve done, like getting arrested for drinking and driving, sexual assault, or being at a hotel with transvestites. Those things certainly would’ve been much less harmful to his image.



I may forgive him in the near future, but even I found that a bit distasteful.