I don't get it. We're idiots, xenophobic, drunks, condescending etc. But boring?
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World Cup is a homosexual abomination - Russian priest
Alexander Shumsky, a Christianity figure, has controversially slammed the haircuts and multi-coloured boots adorned by players in Brazil this summer
The World Cup is "a homosexual abomination", according to one angry Russian priest, who says male footballers may as well wear women's underwear and bras.
Orthodox Christianity religious figure Alexander Shumsky came out with the controversial stance against the biggest single event sporting competition as it reaches the semi-final stage.
Although most people might see the different types and colours of boots adorned by footballers as a good variety, Shumsky slammed the choice of footwear and claims that liberals are trying to drown traditional Christianity with football.
"Wearing pink and blue shoes is like wearing women's underwear or wearing a bra," he ranted on Christian website Russian People's Line.
"The liberal ideology of globalisation is opposed to Christian values with football. I'm sure of it."
The pink and blue boots which Shumsky is referring to are PUMA Tricks, which were released shortly before the tournament and were worn in South American this summer by the likes of Italy's Mario Balotelli, Spain's Cesc Fabregas and Brazil's Dante.
Russia, coached by Fabio Capello, were unable to scrape out of Group H and were sent packing early in the tournament but Shumsky is delighted that his compatriots made a swift exit.
"I am glad that Russia were eliminated and, by God's grace, no longer participate in this homosexual abomination that is the World Cup."
The Russian priest even took offence at footballers' haircuts, branding them "unthinkable" during his controversial rant.
Fifa will be hoping that Shumsky represents a tiny minority of Russians as the nation will be hosting the World Cup in four years' time.
http://www.goal.com/en/news/3790/wo...exual-abomination-russian-priest?CMPID=ENSony
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Alexander Shumsky, a Christianity figure, has controversially slammed the haircuts and multi-coloured boots adorned by players in Brazil this summer
The World Cup is "a homosexual abomination", according to one angry Russian priest, who says male footballers may as well wear women's underwear and bras.
Orthodox Christianity religious figure Alexander Shumsky came out with the controversial stance against the biggest single event sporting competition as it reaches the semi-final stage.
Although most people might see the different types and colours of boots adorned by footballers as a good variety, Shumsky slammed the choice of footwear and claims that liberals are trying to drown traditional Christianity with football.
"Wearing pink and blue shoes is like wearing women's underwear or wearing a bra," he ranted on Christian website Russian People's Line.
"The liberal ideology of globalisation is opposed to Christian values with football. I'm sure of it."
The pink and blue boots which Shumsky is referring to are PUMA Tricks, which were released shortly before the tournament and were worn in South American this summer by the likes of Italy's Mario Balotelli, Spain's Cesc Fabregas and Brazil's Dante.
Russia, coached by Fabio Capello, were unable to scrape out of Group H and were sent packing early in the tournament but Shumsky is delighted that his compatriots made a swift exit.
"I am glad that Russia were eliminated and, by God's grace, no longer participate in this homosexual abomination that is the World Cup."
The Russian priest even took offence at footballers' haircuts, branding them "unthinkable" during his controversial rant.
Fifa will be hoping that Shumsky represents a tiny minority of Russians as the nation will be hosting the World Cup in four years' time.
http://www.goal.com/en/news/3790/wo...exual-abomination-russian-priest?CMPID=ENSony
Ok then...
We met a few Argentinian fans a few days back and it was really funny to see how unsatisfied/pissed they were with Messi's performance so far in the world cup. A couple of them even disliked him 
We met a few Argentinian fans a few days back and it was really funny to see how unsatisfied/pissed they were with Messi's performance so far in the world cup. A couple of them even disliked him
the criticism that he isn't playing well by his standards is most definitely warranted, that goes to show how high his standards are though, because he has single handedly decided most of Argentina's games in this WC, sure he doesn't show up for most of the game, but those moments of magic at the end are what has got Argentina this far, I think it would be safe to say, nobody can argue with that.
I don't understand whats so hard about giving a player the credit he deserves, and then going on to slant him and say you hate him. The two aren't mutually exclusive, you can hate a player and still give credit where its due.