- A Game of Two Halves?
- Put Him Out of His Misery!
- More Players that Need Shooting?
- Watch the Game - Ref
- Undercover Reporter
- Amazing Gantry
- Cars Race At Wembley Stadium
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∇A Game of Two Halves?
I wonder if this picture was taken in in the USA? My thinking is yes it's American; because in England we call the game football (not Soccer), whereas in America football would mean the grid iron game.
Put Him Out of His Misery!

Funny Game, Football That game of football makes no sense to me. Why do they have 22 big
guys fighting over one silly little football? A whole lot easier to give
each of them a football and call it a day!
More Players that Need Shooting?

Watch the Game - Ref
A spectator at a local league match at Bransbury Park, Portsmouth kept up a constant barrage of insults and derogatory remarks directed against the referee. Finally the referee could stand it no longer. He marched over to the sideline and, looking the noisy spectator squarely in the eye, shouted, 'Look here - I've been watching you for the last twenty minutes .........................' 'I thought so, 'the spectator retorted loudly, 'I knew you couldn't have been watching the game.'Sponsored Links
∇Undercover reporter

Robots
Julian Ryall reported from Tokyo for The Scotsman newspaper on January 10, 2006, that Japanese robotics experts at Keio University, Tokyo claim that their robots will beat humans at football one day. The robots stand some 38 cm tall and weigh only 2.4kg. Shu Ishiguro, head of Robot Laboratory in Osaka, is confident that this will happen and that by 2050 the human winners of the World Cup will be defeated. His fellow scientists are working on prototypes as you are reading this report. Will is doubtful that this could ever happen but has to admit that he probably won't be around to see it if it does come to fruition. N.B. England have their own Robot - Peter Crouch complete with danceAmazing Gantry
