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Olympic soccer: Iraq upsets Portugal


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Posted by: I Are Baboon

I'm not a huge soccer fan, but you've got to be happy for the Iraqi soccer team. Good for them!

http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/summer...ory?id=1858017



Posted by: MaxMirkin

Wow, and they didn't even have to bomb Team Portugal's locker room to get it done.



Posted by: ALBOB

Yeah, you get pretty good when you build soccer stadiums with the money you're SUPPOSED to be using to buy food.

OK, enough sarcasm for today. I agree with IAB (I HATE saying that!) Congrats to a team that has had to endure a lot. They deserve to have something to celebrate for a change.



Posted by: oaktownboy

Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxMirkin
Wow, and they didn't even have to bomb Team Portugal's locker room to get it done.
seriously though, Iraq over Portugal is a major upset by any standard. i didn't even know iraq had a soccer team. i thought they spent their free time making bombs



Posted by: Flex

Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxMirkin
Wow, and they didn't even have to bomb Team Portugal's locker room to get it done.
HAHA OMG, that was hilarious.

In all seroiusness i'm happy for the soccer team. Sports/athletes in Iraq (one of the FEW positives) were subjected to torture for losing as recent as when Saddam's sons were in power (it was one of the sons that actually ordered it).

With all the WAR going on in their country and death and desctruction from the US with for no real reason, they don't have much to be happy about. They beat an up and coming powerhouse in teh world of soccer, good for them, they shouild be proud.



Posted by: Flash

"This victory will be received with happiness by my people, who
have suffered through much," said Iraqi coach Adnan Hamad, whose
countrymen were already taking to the streets of back in Baghdad,
lighting up the night sky with streaks of celebratory gunfire.


still need to work on ther celebration a bit me thinks



Posted by: MaxMirkin

Quote:
Originally Posted by Flash
"This victory will be received with happiness by my people, who
have suffered through much," said Iraqi coach Adnan Hamad, whose
countrymen were already taking to the streets of back in Baghdad,
lighting up the night sky with streaks of celebratory gunfire.


still need to work on ther celebration a bit me thinks
As long as they're not shooting at our soldiers, in celebration, it's all good.




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