World Cup

[matsuki]

They may call it women's soccer...and give them a silly themed name like "Nadeshiko" but...

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holy fuck, they look more manly than most dudes here...

Mrs. Yanpa agreed with me the other day when I said they look less feminine than the men's team.

And that's a fairly charitable statement, innit!

Not a single one of them in that pic above looks female.

There are some manly/new-haafu looking womens on the other teams...but dayam, the whole group in that shot.

[kurogane]

the lands of our fathers' fathers

Which land would that be?

What are you, a Payoot!!???? The land they f'in stole, fair and square. Well, they stole it at any rate.

So, BOT:

http://www.fifa.com/womensworldcup/play ... index.html

Punch the Teams button, and Japan. I score it as 8 or 9 females out of a possible 23. Utsugi #13 is actually quite pretty. Also, the Full Dyke Do isn't helping at least 6 or 7 of them. Grow it out a bit and get rid of that Japan National Pumpkin colour and a few of them would be unmistakably women. I will give them charm points for smiling more, though, almost as though they were enjoying playing a fucking ball game and doing it at 45% the level of the men's game. The English were alright at it, but the Canadians and Americans both looked like they were out there to save the whales or stop child slavery they were so damn earnest and growly. It was like watching a bunch of women imitate the American men's net ball or run around in tights and helmets leagues, the ones with all the Angry Negro and Fat White men that get paid to play a game.

And that American captain definitely takes the Golden Balls award. She looks more masculine than most male contestants on those Star Search programs.

[Mike Oxlong]

Contrast with Sydney Leroux...

[matsuki]

Contrast with Sydney Leroux...

THIS....

[Mike Oxlong]

Yep.

[kurogane]

Is the one on our left related to that Oregon girl that got done for Adderral in Japan a few months back? Around the mouth they look like sisters.............

Definitely a touch female bodybuilder for my tastes but at least it's not that weird androgynous thing the Jpn and the American Captain Manbach have going.

Mike,
Hahaha. I was going to make a Surrey Girl joke, and then you did it for me. What trashy tatoos. Great bottom, nice gonch though. Yum. Tanks.

[Russell]

Hmm, the Dutch team also has some hulks in it...



Complete with mustache.

[Samurai_Jerk]

Yep.

Except for the ass, nope.

[kurogane]

Too Bubbari-??? Her thighs would have to be 2 inches bigger for it to really work for me, but she's from Surrey anyways, and she's a painted lady. BTW, given all the outrage about the sexism of the athletes' images and such over the course of the World Cup it's rather amusing to see all these selfie whores on the US Team. Self-empowerment is a many splendored thing.

Russell,

Was that Dutch guy's upper lip a photo shop? Only in Dutchland, as they might say

[wagyl]

If it is a photoshop, you were the one who linked to the site first.

Dutchland. I think you are thinking of DDR in the old days.

[Russell]

Russell,

Was that Dutch guy's upper lip a photo shop? Only in Dutchland, as they might say

Guy?!?

[kurogane]

Guy?!?

Could we agree on Woh!man

Dutchland. I think you are thinking of DDR in the old days.

No, no. That's Yeast Germany, where the proletarians rised..................

NOTE: one of the Fox Sports commentators covering the WC supposedly mentioned the nice orange shirts the players from Dutchland wear. Because they're Dutch, you see. So they come from Dutchland. Try to keep up

[Isle of View]

Guy?!?

Could we agree on Woh!man

Dutchland. I think you are thinking of DDR in the old days.

No, no. That's Yeast Germany, where the proletarians rised..................

NOTE: one of the Fox Sports commentators covering the WC supposedly mentioned the nice orange shirts the players from Dutchland wear. Because they're Dutch, you see. So they come from Dutchland. Try to keep up

http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/fo ... utchland_4

[Russell]

Sepp Blatter in the news again...

[Russell]

Michel Platini under investigation by Fifa and could face suspension

Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini, who was favourite to succeed the Fifa president until a dramatic intervention by the Swiss attorney general, are both now understood to be under formal investigation by Fifa’s independent ethics committee and could be suspended within days.

If Platini was provisionally suspended while Fifa’s investigatory continued to look into the issues raised by the Swiss attorney general when criminal proceedings were opened against Blatter on Friday, he would be automatically ruled out of the presidential race.

Platini, who cooperated with Swiss investigators by answering questions on a two million Swiss francs payment from Blatter, that was said to be made to the detriment of the world governing body, has said he was owed the money from a contract with Fifa between 1999 and 2002 but has not explained why it took nine years for the invoice to be paid. It is understood that Fifa investigators, headed by Cornel Borbély, have formally opened files on both men and are expected to liaise with the Swiss attorney general.

While they were already looking into some issues raised, including a 2005 World Cup television rights deal between Fifa and Jack Warner, the former head of the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football, that was signed off by Blatter, the matter of the 2011 payment to Platini was not among them.

They will interrogate both Blatter and Platini before deciding within days whether to issue a provisional suspension. One source said there was “no way” Platini, who fell out with the long-standing Fifa president when he reneged on an agreement to step down in 2011, could stand if he was suspended.

Even if he is not suspended, the French Uefa president faces the prospect of a so-called integrity check by the same ethics committee before he is allowed to submit his candidature on 24 October.

If Blatter were suspended, it is assumed he would stand down immediately given that he has promised to do so anyway in February.

Prince Ali bin al-Hussein, the Jordanian FA chief who was beaten to the presidency by Blatter in May and was an outsider to win next February’s election before Friday’s dramatic events, said he had heard from many of Fifa’s 209 member associations since Blatter was questioned and his computers seized.

“Change, as I have always said is a process. It is not an event. The process of change at Fifa began in May,” he said.

“We have an opportunity in February to carry that momentum forward. We must come together and work to restore Fifa’s credibility and reputation by bringing about the change that is so clearly needed.”

However, others outside Fifa including Transparency International maintain that Prince Ali is also compromised by his four-year spell on Fifa’s executive committee and continue to call for an independent root and branch governance review.

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