Go bird.

Yeah, like Jivko said : " Gooooooooo Birdyyyyyy!!! " , or in other words Hollands For The Win!!!

Guess who's going to win tonight.

Germany of course
Sure hope the Octopus is right!
Anyway, so far its a pretty even match and the result supports that, 'cause its 1:1 although i hope that the German machine turn out to be the winners!!!
So, let the second half begin to see who will claim to win the battle for 3rd and 4th place, Go Germansssss!!!

Hell Yeah, Germany won!!!
Now the Octopus wont be cooked into sushi ...
Cant wait for tomorrow's World Cup Final!!!
Goooo Holland!!!

Does anyone know what did the bird say about this match?

Don't know but I played basketball today and I was so tired.I slept trough the 2nd half of the match.The strange thing is that I could hear the commentators voice while sleeping.

Murry wrote:Hell Yeah, Germany won!!!
Now the Octopus wont be cooked into sushi ...
Cant wait for tomorrow's World Cup Final!!!
Goooo Holland!!!

Agree good work octy .I'm so going to put 500$ for Spain tomorrow.I'll eat it if they don't win.

Germany pip Uruguay to third place



Germany took bronze for the third time at the FIFA World Cup after beating Uruguay 3-2 in an entertaining play-off for third place. Sami Khedira got the winning goal with eight minutes remaining as Joachim Low's side repeated their success in this same match four years ago.

There was no shortage of goals as the rain came teeming down in Port Elizabeth with both sides eager to conclude impressive campaigns on a winning note. Thomas Muller and Edinson Cavani traded first half-goals before Diego Forlan and Marcell Jansen did likewise within ten minutes of the restart. Yet it was Germany who came out on top and, in the process, South Africa 2010's leading scorers reached the 16-goal mark, surpassing their total at Italia 1990, albeit falling one short of their 1970 tally.

I'm going to put 650$ on Holland.The octopus failed with predicting the European final 2 years ago.

I won't put anything.Why?No cash. Why? Got no job.Why?Still little to have a job.I'm only 17

Jivko wrote:I won't put anything.Why?No cash. Why? Got no job.Why?Still little to have a job.I'm only 17

Don't worry there will be another world cup.I'm sure that you'll have a job until 2014.

I completely agree with Pizzaboy about the part that you will find a job ... soon
Moreover, I totally support Mrsport concerning his bet 'bout the Hollands becoming the new World Champion Go Mrsport and i honestly hope the Orange team takes the title 'cause they deserve to win not Spain!!!

Iniesta puts Spain on top of world





Champions of Europe and now champions of the world, Spain captured football's Holy Grail for the first time with a 1-0 victory over the Netherlands thanks to Andres Iniesta’s 116th-minute strike at Soccer City.

The solitary goal came with penalties looming as substitutes Fernando Torres and Cesc Fabregas combined to play in Iniesta and the little Barcelona midfielder drove emphatically across Maarten Stekelenburg and into the far corner. With this victory – their fourth successive single-goal win in South Africa – Spain became the eighth name on the FIFA World Cup™ Trophy and also the first European team to have triumphed on a different continent. For the Netherlands, who lost defender John Heitinga to a red card in extra time, there is only the heartache of another tale of what might have been after completing a hat-trick of Final losses.

This was a match preceded by much talk of two like-minded footballing cultures, of the influence of Dutchmen like Johan Cruyff and Rinus Michels on Barcelona, of 'tiki taka' and Total Football. In many ways, as the first 116 minutes showed, it was also a case of the irresistible force versus the immovable object. The Dutch had won 14 straight games to get to the Final, in qualifying and the tournament proper, and Spain 15 out of 16, their only slip the defeat by Switzerland in their first game here in South Africa.

It was the Spanish found their stride first, living up to their pre-game billing as favourites. Vicente del Bosque's side, playing in navy blue, dominated possession and fashioned the early chances. With the Dutch penned inside their half, Maarten Stekelenburg had to make a save after five minutes, diving low to stop a Sergio Ramos header from Xavi's free-kick in from the right. Gerard Pique looked poised to follow up only to be denied by a combination of Joris Mathijsen and Dirk Kuyt.

Ramos came again in the tenth minute, beating Kuyt on the right and driving in a low centre that Heitinga deflected behind. From the corner came another scare for the Netherlands. Xavi played the ball back to Xabi Alonso whose ball went beyond the far post to David Villa but the in-form No7 sliced his volley into the side-netting.

After those near things, however, both defences got on top with none of the flair players on either side able to take a grip on proceedings. Instead the yellow-card count began to rise with Nigel de Jong becoming the fifth player in Howard Webb’s notebook by the time we reached the half-hour mark, the Netherlands midfielder, newly returned from suspension along with Gregory van der Wiel, having clattered into the chest of Xabi Alonso.

With the orange sections of the 84,490 Soccer City crowd finding their voice, their favourites almost gave them something to sing about from a corner in the 37th minute. Robben rolled the ball to Mark van Bommel on the edge of the box and although he failed to make a clean connection he unwittingly diverted the ball on to the unmarked Mathijsen but the defender missed his kick. As half-time approached, Iker Casillas had barely had a save to make but entering stoppage time, Spain’s custodian had to be alert to deny Robben at his near post as a spell of Dutch pressure ended with the winger spearing in a low shot from the corner of the box.

Puyol, Spain's semi-final matchwinner, showed his aerial threat once more minutes after the restart when he rose above Heitinga and headed to the far post but Joan Capdevila failed to make contact. The game was gradually opening up and Dutch spurned a golden opportunity in the 62nd minute when Wesley Sneijder sent Robben running clear. Casillas came to Spain’s rescue, deflecting the shot behind with his right foot when falling the wrong way.

Spain coach Del Bosque had already sent on Jesus Navas for Pedro on the hour and the winger helped pick a hole in the Dutch defence in the 70th minute. Xavi sent him flying down the right and into the box and when Heitinga failed to deal with Navas’s low cross, the ball fell to Villa who looked odds-on to score only to see his effort deflected behind. Ramos was equally profligate after 78 minutes when he headed over a Xavi centre when unmarked, after Villa had forced another corner.

Spain were looking the more likely winners and it took Sneijder of all people to foil Iniesta with a smart tackle after his jinking run into the box. Yet Robben’s pace is a persistent threat and the Oranje No11 almost embarrassed Puyol in the 82nd minute, speeding clear of the Spain defender when second-favourite to reach a through-ball. Resisting Pique’s attempt to tackle too, he was foiled only by Casillas, the captain saving at Robben’s feet as the Dutchman sought to round him.

Extra time began with opportunities for Spain. Xavi failed to connect when well positioned and when the ball ran to Villa, his shot went wide off an orange shirt. Substitute Cesc Fabregas then broke clear on to Iniesta’s through-ball but was foiled by Stekelenburg. Mathijsen headed wide from a corner but like waves, Spanish attacks kept rolling on to the Netherlands back line and Navas was close with a shot deflected into the side-netting.

Fernando Torres replaced Villa midway through the extra period and Spain gained a man advantage four minutes late with Heitinga’s dismissal for pulling back Iniesta on the edge of the box, the offence earning him a second yellow. Iniesta would not be denied, however, as his late strike put Spain in the history books and shattered the men in Oranje.

Been busy lately.I was eating octopuses.

I demand that octopus to be turned into sushi ...
Too bad for the Netherlands, but i must admit that Spain deserved to win ...
After all the better team won the World Cup, things could have been otherwise if Robben the "player" had scored those two amazing and 100% goal shots he had ... But Noooooooo he didnt Thats why Spain eventually scored their opportunity and that guaranteed Their First Ever World Cup Title!!!

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