16th June Games

[Paddy]

Man Utd's record of 82 crosses in a game is under threat from Ghana here.

[baitman]

https://twitter.com/usasoccerguy

This guys Twitter is a must for tonight

the yank [slam] Dunc

[Gibbo]

Did Savage just say the Ghana have become too predictive?

[ChesterDave]

That Opare looked so confused as to why it was a foul! You just kicked the back of his ruddy legs - thats why!

[spud_gun]

BBC would be better employing Robert Shaw to run his finger nails down a blackboard than employ the likes of Robbie Savage to provide co-commentary on games.

[ChesterDave]

Fantastic tackle?

[ChesterDave]

Well done Robbie you daft haired prick. Should have been a ****ing red card

[baitman]

BBC would be better employing Robert Shaw to run his finger nails down a blackboard than employ the likes of Robbie Savage to provide co-commentary on games.

matt shark probably likes this.

[ChesterDave]

Kevin Prize Bellend wasting chance after chance with wild shots. I'm not sure if he is **** or actually trying to kick the ball out of the stadium

[Liverpel]

By Brian Homewood
June 16 (Reuters) - Portugal have denied midfielder Raul Meireles was making an insulting gesture toward the referee after team mate Pepe was sent off against Germany on Monday, saying he was simply passing on tactical instructions from coach Paulo Bento.
Photographs posted on Twitter showed Meireles gesturing with his fingers behind Serbian referee Milorad Mazic's back during the first half of Germany's 4-0 Group G win.
"The Portuguese football federation (FPF) reiterates that there was no gesture directed to the match referee and regrets the speculation which would seriously damage the interests of the player and the national team," they said a statement.
"The FPF clarifies that the gesture, which has been misinterpreted, was directed at team mate Bruno Alves and merely indicated instructions from coach Paulo Bento.
"Raul Meireles was just explaining that he would drop back to the position of central defender, playing on the right of the defence.".
The incident occurred after Portugal defender Pepe was shown the red card in the first half of Monday's game.
Pepe leaned into Germany striker Thomas Mueller with his head, making contact and applying pressure in a needless altercation that could bring him a stiff punishment. (Editing by Peter Rutherford)

[ChesterDave]

Reminds me of Houllier trying to get Fowler off the hook with the grass eating claims

[Gibbo]

1 - 1

Been coming really, decent finish.

[Roboklopp]

Aye- really nice goal tbf. Deserved. Very sleepy tho!

[Gibbo]

Kid with the dreadlocks for the USA has had a great game really, worked his bollocks off.

[Roboklopp]

Really like the Ghana kit.