There is no passion in it, it's just as if it's scripted. They do it with any type of goal, regardless whether it's good, important or beautiful.or not. If you were really impressed, you'd go mental, not just yell the same thing all the time. Here's some scoring passion for ya:

WillyWanker

France1915 Posts

September 10 2013 01:01 GMT

#4844

There's always a lot more passion when you're commentating your own country in the World Cup

Aaaah Dennis Bergkamp, my favourite player of the last 20 years :D. I saw it on the tv live when I was 10 and I still remember it perfectly :D Probably one of my favourite WC goals too !

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

September 10 2013 08:07 GMT

#4845

England Team vs Ukraine:
-----------------Hart
Walker Cahill Jagielka A.Cole
---Gerrard Lampard Wilshere
-----Walcott Lambert Milner

Lampard gets his 100th cap for England tonight :D

Twisted

Netherlands13554 Posts

September 10 2013 10:36 GMT

#4846

That video still hurts

After the match everyone in the city (was watching in a pub in Amsterdam) just went home. The energy felt like there could be fights starting up all around us. Everyone was so depressed.

I've never seen anything like that.

Ferrose

United States11378 Posts

September 10 2013 10:38 GMT

#4847

Hopefully his 30th goal too! Interesting that Hodgson is going with Gerrard (I'm assuming) as the holding midfielder again. He did well against Moldova though, so why not.

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

September 10 2013 11:39 GMT

#4848

Indeed, he plays that role for Liverpool now too as can't get up and down enough. Should be fun.

By the way if you are interesting.

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Yuljan

2196 Posts

September 10 2013 11:53 GMT

#4849

On September 10 2013 19:36 Twisted wrote:
That video still hurts

Should have seen our loss against italy in 2006. The situation was really bad, especially since we have lots of italian immigrants.

Olli

Austria24422 Posts

September 10 2013 12:57 GMT

#4850

To be honest, the Netherlands fully deserved to lose that final. They committed some really really ugly fouls in that game, most notably De Jong's kick against Xabi Alonso, and got away with it

sharkie

Austria18718 Posts

September 10 2013 13:20 GMT

#4851

So Japan beat Ghana 3-1 comfortably.

Finally we are getting the results

aseq

Netherlands4015 Posts

September 10 2013 13:21 GMT

#4852

On September 10 2013 21:57 DarkLordOlli wrote:
To be honest, the Netherlands fully deserved to lose that final. They committed some really really ugly fouls in that game, most notably De Jong's kick against Xabi Alonso, and got away with it

We should have been out vs Brazil, where we clearly were worse, but won with some luck. But hey, whether fair or not, that kinda stuff still hurts a lot, haha. I remember standing on a square with about 20k people, everyone was so depressed after that. I walked home and almost cried, had to fight back the tears

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

September 10 2013 13:24 GMT

#4853

As an England fan you cry every world cup/euros as the same happens all the time. Play like shite, scrap through to round of 16 or even round of 8. Play like shite some more, some how get to penalties. Everyone is so hyped, anything can happen...oh wait no it's England another loss. Everyone stands in shock at losing on penalties for the 100th time and wonders what could of been etcetc.

It's so funny it happens all the time xD

DaMuffinman

Germany1705 Posts

September 10 2013 13:38 GMT

#4854

I read today that Lambert has converted all of his 29 penalties in the last 5 years. I guess you should keep him for the World Cup then. Just sub him in @ 115 min and everything is ok. Well at least one pen.

On that topic: Has he chances to be on the WC team? Or is he just in because of injuries atm?

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

September 10 2013 13:42 GMT

#4855

Yeah thats the reason he is playing...injuries

Rooney
Sturridge
Lambert

I guess it is at the moment in terms of Striker position with Welbeck and maybe even Sturridge competing for the LW spot as we are adventurous in our 4-3-3 we play lolol xD

I see him potentially going to the world cup if Andy Carroll doesn't have a good season, nor does Defoe.

Olli

Austria24422 Posts

September 10 2013 14:03 GMT

#4856

Austria's group could be decided today. If Austria and Ireland draw while Sweden wins, Germany and Sweden are pretty much confirmed through

Austria still has a chance to secure second place themselves if we beat Ireland today, Sweden later (we beat Sweden 2-1 at home) and then don't mess up our last game against the Faroe Islands who have historically been our worst enemy

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

September 10 2013 14:10 GMT

#4857

Lol dem Faroe Islands

Sated

England4983 Posts

September 10 2013 14:21 GMT

#4858

--- Nuked ---

UdderChaos

United Kingdom707 Posts

September 10 2013 14:24 GMT

#4859

Lambert should be 3rd choice behind Rooney and welbeck tbh. He's been great so far in the qualifiers. As for Gerrard, i really wish the media would stop saying hes better than he is. One pundit compared him to a quarterback in terms of importantce and making plays, me and my brother who watch NFL laughed out loud. Hes not that good, he scores nice goals out of no-where which is very useful, and he tried amazing long balls all the time that pundits fail to mention, which results in one amazing pass every now and then. In terms of tackling and intelligent midfield play hes mediocre at best these days. Sorry but the England punditry on gerrard really gets on my nerves. He gives the ball away far to often, and gets picked out as motm because he scores a great goal or an amazing assist, but the rest of his play is so sub-par.