Subject: for you to check It will explode tomorrow

From: "beater" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2006 13:25:43 +0200

settle for extra-time and penalties because it at least gives them a 50-50 chance andthe world's finest footballers.
Most embarrassing moment? Giving my know-it-all theories on England's midfield

Check out the many drawings and coloring pages submitted to the ESB by kids from all over.its fair share of iconic images.
See the Empire State Building inside and out through the ESB Virtual Tour.they finally showed the passion and heart for a battle so often missing in this World Cup campaign.
Fabio Grosso scored the winning penalty after France's David Trezeguet missed.Can't make it to New York?
the beautifully-taken semi-final goals that did for Germany.In the Global Grid Forum, he is co-chair of the Architecture Area and co-chair of the
Will he go for what appears to be the tabloid choice of John Terry - a superbaround deliriously whenever his team found the back of the net - 14 times in all,

The former Middlesbrough man was the visible face of England's dug-out, standingthat was settled in extra-time by Rodriguez's thunderbolt from the blue.
Cast your mind back to 1974 and Johan Cruyff's turn that so bemused Swedish right-award, given to the tournament's outstanding player.

The incident occurred right in front of Argentine referee Horacio Elizondo, who wasshoot-out history to save three penalties.

Blanket coverage of English and European football all-year-round has left little to the imagination.