Wow, you must really be an expert. I mean, nobody knows soccer facts "all throughout history".. but you do. Congratulations!!! ;-)
2006-07-05 11:48:41
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answered by thecatphotographer 5
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All this question does, is show your lack of understanding of the beauty of the Italian culture. The expressed emotions are beautiful! Unlike so many other repressed cultures. With Italians it's all out there! Forza Italia!!!
And in general, many of the teams and players in football ("soccer") are emotive and that is part of the nature of the game. It is sad that you pass harsh judgement, instead of honoring other ways of being that are not like your own.
Maybe you could use a good cry-it might help release some of the toxins. Thank goodness there are men who are not afraid of being what you refer to as "crybabies" Enjoy the games!
2006-07-05 23:58:16
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answered by ontheroadagainwithoutyou 6
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I think all the teams always been just a bunch of crybabies, as long as it gets them a free kick or anything like that, then they'll cry, whine, and *****.
2006-07-05 18:37:30
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answered by Ryan 4
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they scare me with their play - acting..
it simply can change the direction of the game
that's kind of what i felt in the match b/w australia vs italy
italians are GOOD players but ... still
2006-07-05 18:47:50
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answered by rumahs 4
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Dunno about historically, but in this World Cup there seems to be a lot of acting/drama on the field, and the moment the ref. doesn't call the foul they are up and running like nothing happened.
2006-07-05 18:55:20
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answered by Ole Ole 4
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well, italians are naturally comedians, that's why they exagerate all their feelings, french are simply excellent football players
2006-07-05 18:46:46
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answered by musldcok4ladiz 1
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no, you know wat i think i think you need the wash your mouth out with soap actually WATCH italy play and tell me they stink you bum!!!!!!!!
2006-07-05 18:38:15
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answered by Anonymous
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