June 12, 2006
- 3-1 Socceroos Lead
Third goal to Australia thanks to John Aloisi. Bring on Brazil! Molly. Update: The Whistle has been blown, its over! We win! Technorati : 2006, Australia, Football, Germany, Japan, Soccer, Socceroos, Tim Cahill, World Cup …
- Brazil soccer coach explains plan for winning sixth World Cup
Mario Jorge Zagallo, Brazil?s national soccer team manager, has told reporters how Brazil plans to win the ?hexa? (its sixth world cup) in the 2006 competition in Germany, according to reports reaching here. …
- 2-1 Socceroos Lead
Cahill is the first Aussie to score in a World Cup Final! Go Aussies! Technorati : 2006, Australia, Football, Germany, Japan, Soccer, Socceroos, Tim Cahill, World Cup Ice Rocket : 2006, Australia, Football, Germany, Japan, Soccer, …
- World Cup Soccer, Part #3
Australian media says: "The match against Japan is Australia’s best chance for victory." Japanese media says: "The match … On the other hand, Australia recently beat Greece (the current European champions) 1-0. And tied with the.
- 1-1 Socceroos Level
Technorati : 2006, Australia, Football, Germany, Japan, Soccer, Socceroos, Tim Cahill, World Cup Ice Rocket : 2006, Australia, Football, Germany, Japan, Soccer, Socceroos, Tim Cahill, World Cup.
- Soccer-who??
In my opinion, there are several countries in this world where soccer could never enter the world of soccer, America and Australia (and maybe Malaysia, … Australia is fighting against Japan tonight in World Cup 2006, as I type. …
- World Cup
However, I am currently watching Australia play Japan in the soccer world cup. It’s quite exciting. I initially held little hope for the Australian team, after seeing one of their training sessions where they took turns at doing a sit …
- Cup of Life?
Anyway, I’m as World Cup ready as I can possibly be. Everyone within hearing distance has been repeatedly informed of Australia’s soccer history and how exciting it is that we are participating at all. I don’t have much in the way of …
- Soccer, Bloody Soccer!
Anyway. So, tonight Australia plays it’s first World Cup soccer match in something like 30 years. Because, you see, Australia sucks at soccer, but somehow this year they didn’t and they made it in. They play Japan. …
- World Cup madness
Everyone has gone World Cup crazy at the moment with column inches, airwaves and marketing dollars all being dedicated to this summer?s soccer competition. Unless of course if you are living in the United States, where John Wagner seems ..
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