scottyboy

Death Cube K is having a horror show of a season here.

I don't own any (yet...), but was tempted by various trad string instruments in Poland.

Chile and Mexico. Disagree they were lucky to beat Mexico, yes they were useless the first half, because it was 38 degrees, but dominated the last 30m and I was pretty confident they'd score. Mexico were lucky not to have given away at least one other penalty before the winner.

Erm, yes? The Netherlands has already beaten two teams which held Brazil. France were immense in the group stages and pretty comfortable against Nigeria; probably most likely winners for me. Germany not so much but still better than Brazil/Argentina imo. Belgium are finally looking powerful as well.

I thought Argentina were pretty rank other than Messi. Can't see a European side not winning it, even with Brazil's home advantage. Would love it to be Colombia, which actually looks most likely of the three South Americans, but not sure they've really been tested much.

US on the ropes here...

Cameroon investigating the match as a possible fix apparently. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28102841

Oh well.

Hey, I saw 'em first. Believed in them when no one else did. Got an avatar and everything.

Really felt Algeria were going to rue those missed chances at half-time, still in it though... of course the team is world class, couldn't have beaten the mighty Korea otherwise.

Depends on which part of Poland. Android is right that the Cambridge CELTA the "Trinity College" certificate are better recognised and accredited. You might need one of these to work for the British Council or any half decent school in the UK, maybe in Europe, and a relative handful of other schools around the world (the ones which just so happen to run these courses). Otherwise no one will give a crap whether you have a cert or not, and some volunteer teaching would probably be cheaper and give you more experience.

Things are picking up now...

Hopefully it'll pick up a bit... the heat seems pretty brutal and the Netherlands will have noted how Croatia pushed most of the game and were demolished later on for their efforts.

Not sure anyone will score a "Yeboah" again...

Crumbling under home pressure, eh? In other news, it appears I'm now top of the twatball league. Thank you Suarez...

No one took Algeria? Me then.

You got Mexico and USA wrong.

No idea as yet, tbf.

Yougov is actually polling people on whether they think Suarez's ban is appropriate, it seems. In other controversies, anyone see the laser shone in the Russian goalie's eyes just before Algeria scored? Algeria might be in trouble over that, I'd have thought...

So my boys are out, off to the gulag along with the Russians. Maybe. Tbh, I was pretty happy when the Algerians equalised, as it meant them going through rather than the turgid Russians. Looks like I'll be joining ca_gere in the 9th circle of hell.

Was this posted yet? I don't think the Uruguayans are entirely straight-faced in their admiration of Suarez...

He's made his mark nonetheless. Can't have his cake and eat it.

Think it's lenient but not outrageously so. Missing a quarter of a season every now and then must make him look like a liability to a club...

This is probably my favourite viewing angle

Was wanting Croatia to win, but fair play. They've just scored, bit late. I think they've still suffered from being robbed in the first game... Mexico were able to sit back and let Croatia knacker themselves before pouncing in the last 20 or 30m.