Not All is Lost
Aussie Dave | Jun 18, 2006 | 7 comments
Despite the rare planetary alignment that sparked the interest of Indian astrologers, Brazil defeated Australia. Nevertheless, Australia had a number of scoring opportunities, and challenged their more fancied opponents.
But not all is lost: Croatia’s draw with Japan means that Australia need only draw against Croatia to progress to the next round.
Australia’s Tim Cahill is startled by his Brazilian opponent Ballheado.
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An Australian immigrant to Israel, Aussie Dave has been blogging since early 2003.Filed Under: General
Are you able to watch these games Dave? Did you pony up to watch at home? Just curious. It was a good game, don’t often find myself cheering for Aus teams but hey… against Brazil anyone needs a bit of support.
I was not able to watch the game, since we did not order the expensive satellite package containing the World Cup channel(s). So I had to make do with periodically checking the internet for scores. I guess I should have just gone ahead and paid the money, but we are in the midst of some pretty hefty expenses, so it was bad timing.
If the game had been on earlier, I would have stayed at work and watched it there.
One of the shopping centers in my town is showing most of the games on a huge screen. Went last night to watch with the “AM.” Good times.
Is that an invitation, Harry?
Sure, why the hell not! Name the game! I’ll need to check which ones they are showing. Kosher Pizza Meter is located in the shopping center…I think I’m free every night this week.
I’m sorry Dave.
At least a tie becuase Australian players are doing well, and Brazilian are dead.
Anyway Argentina is wining this world cup
Spoken like a man. I already made a solemn promise to Bagelman that I will be for Aussies in their game with Croatia. Long as they recognize the top dog, the chief honcho, …