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Putting off what could be done tomorrow, today

Month: June, 2010

Les miserables out, Bafana Bafana finish with a flourish (World Cup Braindump #6)

The inconveniences of work meant an afternoon of listening to the radio and Jan Molby’s dulcet tones. Do you think Liverpool had some sort of pundit bootcamp for its players in the eighties and early nineties? They are everywhere. But anyway, I digress. As is my right and my wont. This series isn’t called a braindump for nothing. Read the rest of this entry »

More ridiculous than sublime (World Cup Braindump #5)

Apologies for the lack of Hot World Cup Action here on the blog, but I have been happily distracted by other matters. But without any further ado, here is my latest braindump, as we enter the final round of group games. Read the rest of this entry »

We interrupt this programme to bring you an important announcement

Hi folks. A brief break from the World Cup frenzy, as I bring you some ‘real life’ news of a non-sporting nature. Late Saturday afternoon my Significant Other made me the happiest man in the world, when she accepted my proposal of marriage. We’re really very, very happy. Read the rest of this entry »

Swiss plan goes like clockwork as Spain siesta (World Cup Braindump #4)

A quick ‘n’ dirty edition, folks, as I race to get something out before the first game of the day kicks off. Sadly, as I face two days where work will be getting in the way of all those lovely early games, the World Cup gets interesting… Read the rest of this entry »

Let’s hear it for the underdog! (World Cup Braindump #3)

Much has been made of this World Cup being thoroughly disappointing so far. We’ve had a real lack of goals (bar Germany), a real lack of quality (bar Germany again) and a real lack of drama. Until yesterday, anyway. It wasn’t the big guns that brought some life to the tournament, but the two rank outsiders – New Zealand and North Korea. Read the rest of this entry »

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