Tetti

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Perfectly charming when I was out there. Drunk as skunks some of them, but no harm to anyone else and very friendly and fun to be with. In fact the only miserable b******s I saw swearing and complaining out there were at the airport on the way back. Draped in their England flags. Its an isolated persoanl experience, but it reinforced my views.

Blasting out of my house and car all day. What has this to do with football? Best insert I have read in ages. Ties all the songs back to football, either through the singers affiliation with a club or some other story Great music to play for the game later on and the songs are sung in Portuguese if that helps to pass the afternoon happily http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000063...ce&n=229816

Good. He should stay and then join the coaching staff when he retires.

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I belive there is, but I don't believe its entirely down to actual events in their lives.

What sickens me is that here and on other sites, she gets the blame almost universally for the circus, sham, call it what you like.

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I have been inundated! No point in offering any more until I sort out all the ones I have been offered! I'm amazed! Thanks

Argentina.

He was very good against the Saudis and ran for ever. Same where I was and that was in London What? You have no clue about men. Torres is a doll Gutted for Luisito. Aragones is a prick. It all seemed so inevitable as the game went on. Immaturity of the side shown up I thought. I used to love Henry. That was not worthy of someone with his talent. Very disappointed in him.

to decide where I emigrate? The horror of that possibility overwhelms me already. Anyone but: France after tonight, Ingerluund, Ukraine, Italy. But I think it will be Argentina

Of course, he may have jumped. Poor man.

Its not too late - 99p album and 30 quids worth of stickers and you will be where I am right now. I.e nowhere near the end. You can also buy individual stickers for 8p off Pannini, 50 at a a time, which will start to look more cost effective soon for us.

Will still win though

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Serbia's football sticker mania By Matthew Prodger BBC News, Belgrade Every Saturday and Sunday at 1700 a crowd gathers at a fountain outside Belgrade's landmark Hotel Moscow. Sometimes there are a few dozen, on other occasions hundreds of people. It looks like a street market, but there are no stalls. It sounds like an old-fashioned trading floor, but the assets changing hands here with such intensity are not of the financial kind. The people of Belgrade are swapping football stickers - thousands of them. Schoolchildren across the globe have been familiar with this World Cup ritual for years. They spend their pocket money on packets of stickers emblazoned with the images of the competitors in this year's tournament. Collector's item The idea is to stick the pictures in an album in a race to complete every team in the world cup. But finding all the players to finish the book is almost impossible unless you swap those you have a surplus of for those you need. And that is what is happening here every weekend. What marks Belgrade apart is that these are not in the main schoolchildren, they are adults. People like Dalibor Toskovic, 27, sporting dreadlocks, a football shirt, and a wedding ring. His wife, incidentally, is also swapping football stickers. Dalibor is having a good day. He tells me with a huge beam that he has just completed the Argentine team, and finally tracked down a hard-to-find sticker of Switzerland's Philippe Senderos. "This is all about nostalgia for childhood'' he says, clutching a pile of stickers as thick as two packs of cards. "I've filled every album since Mexico '86." Is he tempted to sell what are fast becoming collector's items? "Never. No price would be enough." Like a mating ritual Another man boasts that he could get hundreds of euros for his collection on the auction website eBay. People wander around the fountain calling out the names of players they need, seeking a reply from those who can provide them. It is a little like a mating ritual. Milos Saranovic, a sports journalist with the Serbian TV station B92, is here with his young son, hunting for Serbia and Montenegro's striker Nikola Zigic. "Collecting football stickers is a very important part of every World Cup," he says. "It's important to stay young as long as possible and this is something from your childhood that you can continue throughout life. But it's a bit strange seeing men in their 30's and 40's swapping stickers and acting like kids." Expensive hobby Next to him a boy no older than seven is negotiating with three men towering over him. He is bargaining hard, demanding five stickers for the one they want. By the end of the day Milos and his son have completed their albums. "The job is done," he says. "Now we can prepare for Germany." But for most people in Serbia and Montenegro a ticket to the World Cup is a distant dream. Getting a visa is one problem - paying for the trip and entry to a game is another. This is not a wealthy country. Even the hobby of collecting stickers can cost more than a third of the average monthly wage here. But finding that elusive player that completes the book is - they say - victory in itself.

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Spooky! Found a whole bunch of them in Germany http://terri-w.fotopic.net/p30843691.html

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Hanging round outside the mens bogs too. Disgraceful behaviour.