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WC 2018

coco
in International Football

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4 hours ago, Valerie said:

Congratulations! How is your liver holding up?

Didn't know you are French btw, you hid that well:wink:

Si je parle français sur le forum, personne ne me comprendra haha ^^ ! Meilleure soirée de ma vie hier haha !! J'ai parlé du fait que j'étais français quand le topic WC 2018 avait été crée et qu'on parlait du niveau des équipes avant que la CDM ne commence :) !! Et notamment des choix de DD et de l'absence de benzema :) !

Liver is better than at 2 am haha. Head still a bit sore haha ^^ !

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    49 minutes ago, Londonisblue said:

    If I speak french on the forum, nobody will understand me haha ^^! Best evening of my life yesterday haha !! I mentioned that I was French when the WC 2018 topic was created and we talked about the level of the teams before the HOM started :) !! And in particular choices of DD and the absence of benzema :)!

    Liver is better than at 2 am haha. Head still a bit sore haha ^^ !

     

    59 minutes ago, Londonisblue said:

    Si je parle français sur le forum, personne ne me comprendra haha ^^ ! Meilleure soirée de ma vie hier haha !! J'ai parlé du fait que j'étais français quand le topic WC 2018 avait été crée et qu'on parlait du niveau des équipes avant que la CDM ne commence :) !! Et notamment des choix de DD et de l'absence de benzema :) !

    Liver is better than at 2 am haha. Head still a bit sore haha ^^ !

    Je comprend most of it, il y a long temps que j'ai parlé Français :blush2:

    Good luck with your head and liver, and with regard to Benzema: a winning coach is always right :biggrin:

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    On 16/07/2018 at 13:49, erskblue said:

    Congratulations to France for winning it and also a well done to Croatia.

    I was surprised and pleased England made it to the Semi Finals and hoped the Final would be Belgium v England.

    I enjoyed this World Cup far, far more, than I ever thought I would.

    Best game for me was the Belgium v Brazil one. Shading the Portugal v Spain one.

    We speak the same language, Erskblue!

    On 16/07/2018 at 02:01, Londonisblue said:

    The greatest day of my life !!! Being french, that day will be forever remembered as my greatest souvenir as a football fan (with our UCL 2012 win of course ;) ) !!!! I've been partying until 1:00 am ... Since the game ended at 6:50 pm, it's been a solid 6 hours of party antics haha !!! Les champs were unbelievable ... the bar I was in with friends went mental !!! Unbelievable game !!! A 4-2 win ... Last time there's been as many goals was in 1966. Last time there's been more was in 1958. Mbappé finishing with 4 goals, one in the final. Truly, this guy is progressing at such a fast rate !!!! Already one more World Cup than CR7 and Messi!!! Unbelievable !!! France suffered against an excellent side !!! Croatia really made us suffer !!!! Thank God we got Mbappé upfront for our devastating counter attacks !!! Allez les bleus !!!

     

    ps : The World Cup is coming home ;) !!! Jules Rimet created it and was french ;) !

    Toutes mes félicitations, Londonisblue!

    Dommage pour nous, mais ... je crois, c'était deux centimètres.

     

    I'm away to look up my' Del Boy Trotter' French phrase book !

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/onlyfools/lingo/euro.shtml

    Del Boy is fluent in many languages. His deft use of foreign phrases in every day language is an impressive demonstration of his cosmopolitan nature. Equally at home in Paris, Munich or Peckham, Del is a true European for the 21st century.

    Compiled by OFAH aficionado Zane Clements.

       
    Foreign lingo    

    adegos - Del's effort at adios. Spanish for goodbye.
    a fait acopian - Del's French for "don't upset yourself".
    Ajax - an expression of greeting usually to someone from the Netherlands.
    al dente! - Spanish for "there you go!"
    allemagne dix points - phrase similar to "such is life", possibly Del picked this up from European Song Contest.
    apres moi la deluge - French meaning, "when I'm dead, all others may die too".
    argent comptant - French from Cannes meaning, "brill".
    au contraire - French for "hang on a minute"
    au revoir - French for "hello".
    au fait - Del likes using this but pronounces it "oh fate".
    bain marie - no problem.
    boeuf a la mode - phrase similar to "you win some and lose some"
    bonjour - French for "goodbye!"
    bonnet de douche - French and impressive.
    bonetti bonetti - Del's best Italian.
    bon appetit - French for "I hope you choke on the potatoes"
    catalogue raisonne - Hold on, as they say in Beritz.
    Chateauneuf du Pape! - Reserved for an explosive situation.
    chasse de forme - meaning, "the diamonds are good" in French.
    conseil d'etat - He helps me, I help him as they say in Grenobles.
    creme de la menthe - French for the "very best"
    di stefano - Italian for "well done".
    Don Ochetti - Del used this as a greeting, until he realised it was the name of a Mafia boss.
    fabrique belgique - I agree or approve in Belgium.
    fromage frais! - Like Eureka! (when the penny has dropped)

    		 

    je suis je reste - superb according to Del.
    joie de vivre! - an exclamation that impresses or French for putting a bit of life back into your own life.
    Juan - the name of all Spanish waiters.
    mais oui - no problem, my pleasure.
    mange tout- my pleasure, variation like above.
    menage a trois - an exclamation of surprise.
    Miguel - Del's name for all Portuguese barmen.
    münchengladbach - German for "hello".
    Moet Champagne- The only champagne Del knows, and prounces like poet champers.
    moi - French and classy way of saying "me".
    Mon dieu!- exclamation implying, "you idiot".
    oeuf sur la plat - French for "it's clear cut".
    oh mai oui, mon pleasure - French, sophisticated Del.
    Pas de Calais - approving or divine.
    Pate foie gras - French for liver sausage, goes well with Moet Champers.
    Pot Pourri! - French for "I don't believe it!"
    plume de ma tante - expression of exasperation like "Gordon Bennett".
    polizia - Del can say police in more than one language.
    puscas puscas - approval, it's alright in Spanish.
    rein a dire, rein a faire - Perplexing French Del picked up from Lordes.
    raisse de chassie - more French Del picked up from Dieppe.
    Revenons a nos moutonst - apparently a quote from the guv'nor of Bastille. French for 'I've got to do something quick.'
    servir frais mois non glace - French for "it could of been on the top floor".
    si danke schon, bonjour - proves how multi-lingual Del is (Spanish, German and French)
    tel aviv - Del reckons the French use this for "you can never tell".
    tete de veau- Del reckons the French use this for "every ones a winner".
    tete-a-tete - A head to head meeting with drug barons.
    tres bien ensemble - French for possessing a sense of occasion.
    Vive la France- it's what you say with respect to the American national anthem.
    tres bien ensemble - French for possessing a sense of occasion.
    Voila! - The French say it after T-cutting a square inch of the Capri Ghia, it's a way of encouraging Rodney to finish the rest of the car off.

    9 minutes ago, erskblue said:

    I'm away to look up my' Del Boy Trotter' French phrase book !

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/onlyfools/lingo/euro.shtml

    Del Boy is fluent in many languages. His deft use of foreign phrases in every day language is an impressive demonstration of his cosmopolitan nature. Equally at home in Paris, Munich or Peckham, Del is a true European for the 21st century.

    Compiled by OFAH aficionado Zane Clements.

       
    Foreign lingo    

    adegos - Del's effort at adios. Spanish for goodbye.
    a fait acopian - Del's French for "don't upset yourself".
    Ajax - an expression of greeting usually to someone from the Netherlands.
    al dente! - Spanish for "there you go!"
    allemagne dix points - phrase similar to "such is life", possibly Del picked this up from European Song Contest.
    apres moi la deluge - French meaning, "when I'm dead, all others may die too".
    argent comptant - French from Cannes meaning, "brill".
    au contraire - French for "hang on a minute"
    au revoir - French for "hello".
    au fait - Del likes using this but pronounces it "oh fate".
    bain marie - no problem.
    boeuf a la mode - phrase similar to "you win some and lose some"
    bonjour - French for "goodbye!"
    bonnet de douche - French and impressive.
    bonetti bonetti - Del's best Italian.
    bon appetit - French for "I hope you choke on the potatoes"
    catalogue raisonne - Hold on, as they say in Beritz.
    Chateauneuf du Pape! - Reserved for an explosive situation.
    chasse de forme - meaning, "the diamonds are good" in French.
    conseil d'etat - He helps me, I help him as they say in Grenobles.
    creme de la menthe - French for the "very best"
    di stefano - Italian for "well done".
    Don Ochetti - Del used this as a greeting, until he realised it was the name of a Mafia boss.
    fabrique belgique - I agree or approve in Belgium.
    fromage frais! - Like Eureka! (when the penny has dropped)

    		 

    je suis je reste - superb according to Del.
    joie de vivre! - an exclamation that impresses or French for putting a bit of life back into your own life.
    Juan - the name of all Spanish waiters.
    mais oui - no problem, my pleasure.
    mange tout- my pleasure, variation like above.
    menage a trois - an exclamation of surprise.
    Miguel - Del's name for all Portuguese barmen.
    münchengladbach - German for "hello".
    Moet Champagne- The only champagne Del knows, and prounces like poet champers.
    moi - French and classy way of saying "me".
    Mon dieu!- exclamation implying, "you idiot".
    oeuf sur la plat - French for "it's clear cut".
    oh mai oui, mon pleasure - French, sophisticated Del.
    Pas de Calais - approving or divine.
    Pate foie gras - French for liver sausage, goes well with Moet Champers.
    Pot Pourri! - French for "I don't believe it!"
    plume de ma tante - expression of exasperation like "Gordon Bennett".
    polizia - Del can say police in more than one language.
    puscas puscas - approval, it's alright in Spanish.
    rein a dire, rein a faire - Perplexing French Del picked up from Lordes.
    raisse de chassie - more French Del picked up from Dieppe.
    Revenons a nos moutonst - apparently a quote from the guv'nor of Bastille. French for 'I've got to do something quick.'
    servir frais mois non glace - French for "it could of been on the top floor".
    si danke schon, bonjour - proves how multi-lingual Del is (Spanish, German and French)
    tel aviv - Del reckons the French use this for "you can never tell".
    tete de veau- Del reckons the French use this for "every ones a winner".
    tete-a-tete - A head to head meeting with drug barons.
    tres bien ensemble - French for possessing a sense of occasion.
    Vive la France- it's what you say with respect to the American national anthem.
    tres bien ensemble - French for possessing a sense of occasion.
    Voila! - The French say it after T-cutting a square inch of the Capri Ghia, it's a way of encouraging Rodney to finish the rest of the car off.

    I knew a few of Del Boy's favourites yet amazed to see so many!

    49 minutes ago, erskblue said:

    I'm away to look up my' Del Boy Trotter' French phrase book !

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/onlyfools/lingo/euro.shtml

    Del Boy is fluent in many languages. His deft use of foreign phrases in every day language is an impressive demonstration of his cosmopolitan nature. Equally at home in Paris, Munich or Peckham, Del is a true European for the 21st century.

    Compiled by OFAH aficionado Zane Clements.

       
    Foreign lingo    

    adegos - Del's effort at adios. Spanish for goodbye.
    a fait acopian - Del's French for "don't upset yourself".
    Ajax - an expression of greeting usually to someone from the Netherlands.
    al dente! - Spanish for "there you go!"
    allemagne dix points - phrase similar to "such is life", possibly Del picked this up from European Song Contest.
    apres moi la deluge - French meaning, "when I'm dead, all others may die too".
    argent comptant - French from Cannes meaning, "brill".
    au contraire - French for "hang on a minute"
    au revoir - French for "hello".
    au fait - Del likes using this but pronounces it "oh fate".
    bain marie - no problem.
    boeuf a la mode - phrase similar to "you win some and lose some"
    bonjour - French for "goodbye!"
    bonnet de douche - French and impressive.
    bonetti bonetti - Del's best Italian.
    bon appetit - French for "I hope you choke on the potatoes"
    catalogue raisonne - Hold on, as they say in Beritz.
    Chateauneuf du Pape! - Reserved for an explosive situation.
    chasse de forme - meaning, "the diamonds are good" in French.
    conseil d'etat - He helps me, I help him as they say in Grenobles.
    creme de la menthe - French for the "very best"
    di stefano - Italian for "well done".
    Don Ochetti - Del used this as a greeting, until he realised it was the name of a Mafia boss.
    fabrique belgique - I agree or approve in Belgium.
    fromage frais! - Like Eureka! (when the penny has dropped)

    		 

    je suis je reste - superb according to Del.
    joie de vivre! - an exclamation that impresses or French for putting a bit of life back into your own life.
    Juan - the name of all Spanish waiters.
    mais oui - no problem, my pleasure.
    mange tout- my pleasure, variation like above.
    menage a trois - an exclamation of surprise.
    Miguel - Del's name for all Portuguese barmen.
    münchengladbach - German for "hello".
    Moet Champagne- The only champagne Del knows, and prounces like poet champers.
    moi - French and classy way of saying "me".
    Mon dieu!- exclamation implying, "you idiot".
    oeuf sur la plat - French for "it's clear cut".
    oh mai oui, mon pleasure - French, sophisticated Del.
    Pas de Calais - approving or divine.
    Pate foie gras - French for liver sausage, goes well with Moet Champers.
    Pot Pourri! - French for "I don't believe it!"
    plume de ma tante - expression of exasperation like "Gordon Bennett".
    polizia - Del can say police in more than one language.
    puscas puscas - approval, it's alright in Spanish.
    rein a dire, rein a faire - Perplexing French Del picked up from Lordes.
    raisse de chassie - more French Del picked up from Dieppe.
    Revenons a nos moutonst - apparently a quote from the guv'nor of Bastille. French for 'I've got to do something quick.'
    servir frais mois non glace - French for "it could of been on the top floor".
    si danke schon, bonjour - proves how multi-lingual Del is (Spanish, German and French)
    tel aviv - Del reckons the French use this for "you can never tell".
    tete de veau- Del reckons the French use this for "every ones a winner".
    tete-a-tete - A head to head meeting with drug barons.
    tres bien ensemble - French for possessing a sense of occasion.
    Vive la France- it's what you say with respect to the American national anthem.
    tres bien ensemble - French for possessing a sense of occasion.
    Voila! - The French say it after T-cutting a square inch of the Capri Ghia, it's a way of encouraging Rodney to finish the rest of the car off.

    Also not forgetting Del Boy's attempt at copying French Perrier water with Peckham Spring Water !.

    On 15/07/2018 at 17:29, Stim said:

    Because he is easier to get? And also pretty damn good? How on earth is it hard to fathom why a team would want Hazard?

    Because his goal return is average, not even in comparison to Ronaldo but any decent attacking player? Because he can easily down tools for a whole season in the peak of his career to spite a manager? Because you're paying near world record money for a version of Willian who's good for 7 months instead of 2? 

    18 hours ago, coco said:

    Sorry you French and Belgians but................

     

    Cycling's coming home from the pharmacy !!        again.

    I find it very interesting that Froome  wins the big races over and over again and then we  find that, just like Sir Lord Bradley Wiggins, he has such bad asthma that he has to take exceedingly high doses of Salbutamol/Ventolin, and the fact that this massively increases his performance levels is just an unintended consequence.  However, having been caught out by drugs testing, but cleared of any wrong-doing because he is British and "A WINNER", he has to do this years Tour clean.  His asthma must be incredibly bad,  because appears to be a bit pants without his "medicine"

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    25 minutes ago, yorkleyblue said:

    he has to do this years Tour clean.  His asthma must be incredibly bad,  because appears to be a bit pants without his "medicine"

    Pants?? lmfao !!!!!! He's just won the previous two GT's in Spain and Italy whilst all of this was hanging over him, WADA on one shoulder the UCI on the other, he then turns up in France and puts in a performance better than everyone bar two (so far), the man is a bloody legend.

    25 minutes ago, yorkleyblue said:

    However, having been caught out by drugs testing, but cleared of any wrong-doing because he is British and "A WINNER"

    UCI and WADA cleared a British winner, both international organisations with zero affiliation to Great Britain.

    Yes, he's won the previous two  - the benefits of the specific drugs don't immediately wear off.  If you have enhanced your lung capacity artificially over many years, the effects won't vanish over night.  If I took enough speed,  I could win the f**king thing.  Legend, my arse.  Just another one who found a way to cheat the system and got found out.

    If you truly have asthma, why on earth would you take up a sport that is one of the MOST taxing on the pulmonary system? 

    If, however, you do a sport in which increased lung function and capacity  give you a huge advantage,  why on earth would you not claim to have a condition that allowed you to take MASSIVE doses of a drug that hugely increase lung function and oxygen take-up?

    You might not have been around in the 70's when Boots the Chemist had a wonderful thing on the shelf called Bronchipax. You took one three times a day for asthma and similar conditions.  OR,  you took a packet of 6 in a pint of rough cider and you could run forever.  All the way home from Compton Dando village hall disco if necessary.

    Wiggins was the same, getting parcels delivered from odd pharmaceutical companies  in the middle of races.  Cycling has long been riddled with drugs, and this is just another example of trying to get round the rules.

    I honestly don't know why they don't just remove any restrictions and let the chemists decide the outcome.

    Someone trying to ride a cycle tour like Le Tour de France or Giro d'Italia must be mad to do so without PED :smile:

    Drug detection is always one step behind in testing for new drugs, so I'm not convinced by anybody's negative test results.

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