Est1892 World Cup Sweepstake

[zimbo]

Ah, North Korea. Good news at last.

[MrsB]

Ah, you see though Craig, what you don't know about me is that my Master's dissertation was actually about witchcraft. And demonic possession. I wouldn't consider myself a real expert but I am familiar with the central historical treatise on witchcraft and witch hunting, and have studied several exorcisms in detail.

So good luck with that, I'll have your bonfire ready

It's true. He's the evil penguin above god.

[Craig_H]

Ah, you see though Craig, what you don't know about me is that my Master's dissertation was actually about witchcraft. And demonic possession. I wouldn't consider myself a real expert but I am familiar with the central historical treatise on witchcraft and witch hunting, and have studied several exorcisms in detail.

So good luck with that, I'll have your bonfire ready

Ribbit....ribbit...get your practice in now. I have a lily pad waiting for you

[lfcchris]

I am in if you do another one.

[zimbo]

Let the good times roll.

World Cup 2010: North Korea goalkeeper gamble backfires

• North Korea had named striker as third-choice goalkeeper
• Forward Kim Myong-won will only be able to play in goal
Thursday 3 June 2010 12.43

North Korea arrived in South Africa with a striker as their nominated third goalkeeper in an attempt to bolster their attacking options, but the plan appears to have backfired.

North Korea have been told by Fifa that Kim Myong-won will only be able to play as a goalkeeper in the World Cup and not in his usual role as a striker.

The North Korean coach, Kim Jong-hun decided to name only two regular goalkeepers in his squad with Kim, who plays for Amrokgang, as the back-up.

It was seen as an attempt to boost the nation's attacking options as they prepare to face Brazil, Ivory Coast and Portugal in Group G.

However, the move has backfired spectacularly after Fifa confirmed that Kim will only be allowed to play as a goalkeeper, not as an outfield player. Unless there is an injury, no changes will be permitted to their final squad.

In a statement, world football's governing body said: "The squad lists that the teams had provided to Fifa by 1 June 2010 are final and can no longer be changed. On the final lists must be no more than 23 players, three of whom shall be goalkeepers.

"The only exception is in the case of a serious injury of a player in the list of 23, who could be replaced up until 24 hours before the first match of the team in the competition.

"The three players listed as goalkeepers can only play as goalkeepers during the World Cup and cannot play outfield. This will be communicated to the teams in the team arrival meetings and will be enforced on match days."

The statement added: "Kim Myong-won will not be allowed to play as an outfield player if he has been put on the list as a goalkeeper."

[Imy]

Thats a bit tight by the FIFA, why should they give a **** about who plays where? had they named a GK as a striker they would have let him play.

[Tee]

Let the good times roll.

[CJ]

I don't think so. Mine is the Parakeet Hotel. It's in Birmingham.



EDIT: I made a mistake. It was the Paragon Hotel.

I've got right now.

are you sure looks like paramount to me.

[Mike]

Am i too late for this? i'll even take Hondouras

[Pablo]

Loving my new avatar

[Shaggy]

It's not as good as mine. Even with that bit of writing at the bottom

[Pablo]

See that writing ruins it , can't you find one without, needs to be brighter too.

[Shaggy]

I couldn't find one. Could you find me one please?

[Craig_H]

I see the corruption crew are in town

[Imy]

I couldn't find one. Could you find me one please?

link your avatar to this:

http://www.theflagfox.com/Images/Brazil_flag.png

btw my avatar is the best