Yay!!!
Like Aqua, I too become a football fan, only during the World Cup, watching a bunch of good looking hot men dribble the ball from one side of the field to another. Not a bad distraction at all, I say 🙂
A few years ago, I remember the Brazil-France final, where a few of us placed bets and France won, much to the dismay of my confident Brazil rooting friend. And he also made me a little richer by honouring the bet!
On the night of the Brazil-France match on Saturday, I had to miss out on the heroics of Zidane, since I had my level 3B French exams the next morning. It was last minute preparation and a distracted one at that as I had to flip between French verbs and television to catch the latest on the football front. After watching the rather heart rending England Portugal match, I decided to go back to my books instead. Which was probably, in hindsight, a good thing since I managed to mug a few extra pages and pass my finals (another yippee!).
Last night, I had no such problems as France overcame Portugal with that one penalty goal. The rather touching moment though was when Luis Figo and Zidane, exchanged their shirts. I would do anything to get hold of both of them (their shirts, I mean)! 🙂
What else can I say now, but ‘Go, France!’
I will NEVER forgive france for defeating Brazil. and yuck…they exchanged their sweat-ridden shirts? ewwww!
Allez Les Blues.
aqua:
not only that, but they rightaway wear those newly acquired shirts. w (i.e., double eewww)!!
btw, in case this is your first world cup, this is normal behavior, just like spitting on the turf every now and then (which i do not, btw, have a big issue with).
– s.b.
@aqua: hey, france played well and deserved to win, brazil played a lackluster game and deserved to lose! what’s not to forgive?! Admit and accept it woman 🙂
@ deepsan: you lucky man in toulouse, you!! je suis très très jalouse monsieur!
Anita/Deepsan – quit showing off yr french here hahahaha 🙂
and who is Some Body? does he/she have a name?blogger profile?
ce jeu plus de.
qui gagnera la tasse du monde ? l’Italie ou la France ?
Zidane is my favourite too. A thorough professional and a gentleman, people like him make soccer a beautiful game.
Check out Italy. They have half a dozen good looking/hot men in their lineup.
Well the final is over … does it change your view?
Being in Paris I am experiencing the whole episode of melodrama as it goes. May be one day there will be a opera on the same in Bastille as it now got every thing (I would like to see it in contemporary setting) LOL