I hope you didn’t think I was referring to the weather.
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You sayin’ it wasn’t the cold weather that made Brazil play like they did?
A bit chilled indeed!
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/89828.html
Glad Argentina won. Here’s a new rule for the World Cup. If you played the previous game to a scoreless tie and win on penalty kicks, you can’t win the current game the same way – you’re eliminated after extra time. The exception of course is if you’re opponent is in the same situation. The rule would give some more incentive to try and score in extra time!
Better still, just eliminate extra time and go straight to penalties.
Argentina is a TEAM, and has players like Mascherano that put their hearts into it.
The brasilian team looked as if they were going to work, not to play