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That Riquelme one wasn't mine, but I wouldn't mind taking credit for it. :lol:

Not scoring against Brazil's suspect backline, and its second string one that, is inexcusable, IMO -- even if Doni had a good save or two. It was as if Argentina came in as the black belt ninjitsu master, swinging his nunchuks overhead. And a fat kid called Brazil just kicked him in the balls...

It did have that "Lucy holding the football for Charlie Brown" kind of feel to it. :faq1:

Same exact story from them in '04, btw.

Argentina had all the makings of a team that came to bring their biggest guns and make amends for their sudden failure in the 2004 Copa final. Sure enough, choking can be a hard habit to break for some. At least AC Milan (aka Brazil) got some revenge three years later against Liverpool in the CL...

:lol2: No. Paul Wolfowitz would partner well with Dick Kuyt. That suspect Brazil squad needs some serious humbling. Forza Che. :rofl: Remind me not to invest in Chávez-Edison Gas & Electric.

You do realize you're just encouraging him... As for Brazil-Uruguay... what kind of game has 14 minutes of injury time...in the first half?!?!

Couldn't score tonight with Paris Hilton and a fifth of vodka. :agree:

Man, if the Copa America is supposed to be offseason home shopping television for the fat cat transfer managers of European clubs, they've all tuned out and started watching reruns of Malcolm in the Middle by now. :sick:

Chile almost woke me up once or twice. But then I woke up in a puddle of drool in front of the TV, wondering how the past couple of hours disappeared without incident.

I kinda like the ring of the Copa del Boludos myself.

Hugo Chavez, of course -- it's always fixed in his favor in Venezuela. :D

Argentina is going to have their way with the USA third stringers like Rikers Island inmates who discover Paris Hilton is their new cellmate.