Your favourite World Cup photos

Pinilla's new tattoo:

BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:Pinilla's new tattoo:

Not sure about why someone would want the moment he failed tattooed onto himself?

His biggest moment in life. a FAIL.

well i don't get most tattoos either.   

Imagine Robben did that! Even his head would be tattooed by now.

Puro's reaction after the game

 

Fey wrote:

 

hahaha

Brazilians   

Suárez song:

Graffiti by Paulo Ito in São Paulo. Even protesters are watching.

mongrel hawk wrote:Graffiti by Paulo Ito in São Paulo. Even protesters are watching.

That's the beauty of it all. We know FIFA are corrupt as fuck, and the referees are incompetent, but we love the game so much we can't help watching. I am sure we will do the same in Qatar even though thousands will have died by then building the stadiums, and I am fairly certain some people will die during the tournament as they won't be able to stand the heat.

http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/johan-cruyff-says-holland-are-blessed-to-have-dirk-kuyt-in-their-side-as-his-heat-map-goes-viral/



"57% of Brazil is covered by rainforest, the rest by Dirk Kuyt"

Germany!

Not all black people are well hung!  Podolski seems to have good old meaty one!

Anyway,

Clasie and Co in favela Santa Maria. The people who live there had tears in their eyes, Brazilain players never visit such area's. From now on they will support Holland they said.

He's got some canny legs Podolski.

@Fey

this is for you:

http://www.theguardian.com/football/that-1980s-sports-blog/2014/jul/02/brazil-1982-world-cup-goals-ranked-15

I read in a Brazilian paper that the favela kids complained because Holland sent only the reserves. They were probably crying in dispair for not seeing their favourite diver.   

Fey wrote:Not all black people are well hung!  Podolski seems to have good old meaty one!

Anyway,

Clasie and Co in favela Santa Maria. The people who live there had tears in their eyes, Brazilain players never visit such area's. From now on they will support Holland they said.

Argentine child is in love with Brazil. He says he likes Brazil cause the Brazilians are very good, they are winners, they win everything, and his mother in dispair says no, Brazilians are dirty, they are horrible, they drew the game, but the kid says, no, mom, they are very good, they always win. For me Argentina will win, says the mother. No, cause the Brazilians are buenissimos, says the kid.. Figure an English mother trying to convince her child not to support Germany.  

Unfortunatelly, subtitles are only in Portuguese.

 

Fey wrote:

 

hehehe

do you understand spanish, fey?

Un poquito.

I speak many languages

You seem to speak it as well, though you are Portuguese speaker. I guess it's the same with Dutch-German.

Fey wrote:Un poquito.

I speak many languages

You seem to speak it as well, though you are Portuguese speaker. I guess it's the same with Dutch-German.

No, I only speak a bit of English (my speaking is not that good - my reading is way better though, I read books in English almost as fluently as I read in Portuguese). I don't speak Spanish, but I can understand many things (almost as much as I can understand European Portuguese) because it's very similar to Portuguese.

Interesting that when I went to England in 1996, after a month I was understanding them very well. Then I went to Lisbon and I found myself having more problems to understand their Portuguese than I was having to understand English in England.

Those fuckers speak Portuguese in the throat, sometimes it sounds like German to me.   

Brazilian Portuguese is much sweeter, more vowel stressed, while Euro Portuguese is hard, more consonant stressed.

I love Brazilian Portuguese. It is incredibly funny to listen to. A small clique of friends have mastered the rythm without knowing any words really.  

Super Progress wrote:I love Brazilian Portuguese. It is incredibly funny to listen to. A small clique of friends have mastered the rythm without knowing any words really.  

Nice, it really sounds completly different from Euro Portuguese.

Fey wrote:

 

Mexicans were helped by the ref who didn't give a penalty for Netherlands in the end of the first half, but they still complain about him...