I Thought His Chest Was The Ball
So there you have it. Italy won and guess what? The game didn't suck. In fact it was a fairly thrilling encounter even if after half time the French dominated. People will look at Zidane's sending off as the turning point but I think France's refusal to take the game and Italians by the scruff of the neck is what cost them. France should have thrown on another striker early in the second half when it looked as though Italy were low on gas. Full credit to Gattuso and Canavarro who never tired and ran non-stop for most of the 120 minutes of football. All in all, it’s hard to argue with the result. While maybe not the best team at this World Cup you could argue they were the best-coached and perhaps the sturdiest team. And they kept the diving to a minimum. In fact, I think the French did more diving than the Italians. And what exactly did Materazzi say to Zidane that would make him temporarily loose all his sense? ‘Hey baldly?” He must be used to that by now. The shame that will hang over the game after all the flag waving and analysis have ended is that this generations greatest player’s last memory of his career will be trying to break a substitute defenders sternum with his head. His cumulative memories coming to an apex in a mist of red.
3 Comments:
I was very confused to see that. What the eff was that all about?? Yes, Materazzi must have said something along the lines of "hey baldy". I think Zidane is very hot. I think they both are.
It was a good game although I don't think penalty shootouts is exactly winning. I would have loved to see the Italians take the cup with just a solid goal.
I am amazed at the fact that all my fifa world cup predictions came true, except for the 3-0 score I mentioned. I should have bet for money. I would be rich right now.
My new prediction: Italy will win the cup in 2010. I just have this feeling...
I am saddened that it's all over. I want to see more.
Oh and if memory serves, Zidane is from the south of France... they're all temperamental. I enjoy Tempranillo.
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