Semi-Finals

[Liverpel]

Bends time obviously

Obviously

[TheElephantMan]

Watching the Euros makes me want to start watching another sport entirely, I'm sick of all the diving. I know it happens in games, but the cheats are destroying football and in particular this tournament as a spectacle for me. I was bored by England v Italy, but most of that game tonight was tedious beyond belief. I hope the game tomorrow is more exciting and that the final isn't marred by more pathetic play acting every time a player loses the ball.

[badpiggy]

Ronaldo is without doubt the worst best player ever. His monstrously cuntish personality overshadows everything good he does and is embarrassingly emphasised with everything cuntish that he does. No one anywhere will ever say to anyone "you should be more like Cristiano Ronaldo" (aside from encouraging someone to be more of a cunt)

[Trippendicular]

All four semi-finalists had fascist dictatorships in the twentieth century.

Makes you think.

That's where England have been going wrong

[TheElephantMan]

Ronaldo is without doubt the worst best player ever. His monstrously cuntish personality overshadows everything good he does and is embarrassingly emphasised with everything cuntish that he does. No one anywhere will ever say to anyone "you should be more like Cristiano Ronaldo" (aside from encouraging someone to be more of a cunt)

whenever I take my daughter to the park or to a play centre I try to get other kids playing in teams. It's getting increasingly difficult. As I said - I know cheating has always happened in football, but it's just a joke now. Kids just throw themselves onto the floor if they lose the ball and feign injury until they realise nobody's taking any notice. There was one kid the other day and his Dad was watching and he didn't say anything to his lad, I'd have been really embarrassed if it was mine. How are they going to learn to play sports when they're emulating cheats at 7 years old? I feel that footballers/sportsmen have a duty to show a good example, but they are ruining the game.

[Reece]

whenever I take my daughter to the park or to a play centre I try to get other kids playing in teams. It's getting increasingly difficult. As I said - I know cheating has always happened in football, but it's just a joke now. Kids just throw themselves onto the floor if they lose the ball and feign injury until they realise nobody's taking any notice. There was one kid the other day and his Dad was watching and he didn't say anything to his lad, I'd have been really embarrassed if it was mine. How are they going to learn to play sports when they're emulating cheats at 7 years old? I feel that footballers/sportsmen have a duty to show a good example, but they are ruining the game.

My 8 year old nephew throws himself to the ground even if he is kicking the ball about on his own

[Reece]

Wrong thread