Bundas, Bribes and Brazucas - The Official Brazil FIFA World Cup 2014 Thread
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Roaden Polynice
Superstar
So brehs really think Germany just gonna glide through France?How many times are these German gonna fraud it up in these big tournaments for people to realize they're just not that good. Big tournaments after big tournaments they've proven they can't get it done against solid opposition. France is just as complete as Germany with a better attack and defense and I'd take Pogba and Valbuena over Kroos and Ozil(lol).
But hey, atleast the German are fantastic passers.
Keep Özil's name out of your mouth son
they are/were better than any player that came out of Arsenal's academy around the same time.
what could have been
next up
Before you go on about how they are still arsenal. Wilshere is a squad player and Gibbs can't stay healthy 
Frimpong
PunxsutawneyKILL
Hardcore homecoming
France's gonna loose against us in a hard intensive match... I HOPE!!
We have 2 learn from the match against Algeria - but pitch please, if we play like yesterday - they only need Benzema to fukk us alone.. sad but true.
We have 2 learn from the match against Algeria - but pitch please, if we play like yesterday - they only need Benzema to fukk us alone.. sad but true.
it's too many niccas in the france team which means the probability of someone doing some really dumb shyt goes up.
that one black french dude was really lucky not being sent off cause no one really give a fucq about african teams. had he done that to a cac he'd be gone.
cacs have played the cacness to their advantage in this tournament.
that one black french dude was really lucky not being sent off cause no one really give a fucq about african teams. had he done that to a cac he'd be gone.
cacs have played the cacness to their advantage in this tournament.
yea but the ability to withstand that heat has come in handy for black players though. All those centuries of hard work finally paid off 
Ill-Yaz
FA Cup winning fan
World Cup 2014: Cameroon investigates match-fixing claims
Cameroon officials are to investigate claims that seven of their players were involved in match-fixing at the World Cup in Brazil.
The ethics committee of the African country's football federation will look at allegations of "fraud" by "seven bad apples" in their three group games.
The allegations have been made in a German news magazine Der Spiegel by a convicted match-fixer from Singapore.
Cameroon lost all their Group A games, including a 4-0 defeat by Croatia.
The Indomitable Lions had Alex Song sent off for lashing out at Mario Mandzukic in that game, while team-mates Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Benjamin Moukandjo clashed late on in the game.
The allegations were made by convicted football match-fixer Wilson Raj Perumal, who was detained by police in Finland in April on an international arrest warrant.
In a discussion with Der Spiegel, the Singaporean correctly forecast the result with Croatia and that a player would be sent off.
A statement from Cameroon's FA read: "Recent allegations of fraud around Cameroon's 2014 Fifa World Cup three preliminary games, especially Cameroon versus Croatia, as well of the 'existence of seven bad apples [in our national team]' do not reflect the values and principles promoted by our administration, in line with Fifa's code of conduct and the ethics of our nation.
"We are strongly committed to employ all means necessary to resolve this disruptive matter in the shortest delays."
The investigation will form part of a wider inquiry ordered by the country's president, Paul Biya, into the team's poor performance at the World Cup.
Senior betting industry sources have told BBC Sport there has been no suspicious betting activity around Cameroon's games - or any other at this World Cup.
Fifa did not comment on whether it was looking into the issue as football's world governing body did not want to "compromise any possible investigations".
It did, however, add: "Speaking generally, the integrity of the game is a top priority for Fifa and as such we take any allegations of match manipulation very seriously."
Cameroon's build up to the tournament in Brazil was marred by the players refusing to board a plane to Brazil until a dispute over bonus payments had been settled.
A financial package was eventually agreed with Cameroon's football federation, Fecafoot, but the squad's journey to the World Cup had been delayed for almost a day.
They started the tournament with a 1-0 defeat by Mexico prior to the loss to Croatia and being beaten 4-1 by hosts Brazil.
"Some players behaved very badly, and that's why we have conceded four goals," Cameroon head coach Volker Finke told French newspaper L'Equipe after the Croatia defeat.
"I know that it is difficult to play with 10 men, but that is not a reason to lose it to this point.
"The game was balanced until the red card. The Croatians were more clinical in front of goal, but Cameroon also had chances to score.
"The behaviour of some of the players is really not satisfactory. Even when we were 11-a-side, it was not acceptable."
Fellow African nation Ghana is also involved in allegations over corruption.
The country's Football Association has called in the police to investigate the claims, although the GFA president Kwesi Nyantakyi is to sue the Daily Telegraph newspaper over its claim he agreed for the national team to play in matches others were preparing to fix.
For the best of BBC Sport's in-depth content and analysis, go to ourfeatures and video page.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28102841
It seems that the Cameroon players are all about the money. They were gonna get their paper one way or another
Cameroon officials are to investigate claims that seven of their players were involved in match-fixing at the World Cup in Brazil.
The ethics committee of the African country's football federation will look at allegations of "fraud" by "seven bad apples" in their three group games.
The allegations have been made in a German news magazine Der Spiegel by a convicted match-fixer from Singapore.
Cameroon lost all their Group A games, including a 4-0 defeat by Croatia.
The Indomitable Lions had Alex Song sent off for lashing out at Mario Mandzukic in that game, while team-mates Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Benjamin Moukandjo clashed late on in the game.
The allegations were made by convicted football match-fixer Wilson Raj Perumal, who was detained by police in Finland in April on an international arrest warrant.
In a discussion with Der Spiegel, the Singaporean correctly forecast the result with Croatia and that a player would be sent off.
A statement from Cameroon's FA read: "Recent allegations of fraud around Cameroon's 2014 Fifa World Cup three preliminary games, especially Cameroon versus Croatia, as well of the 'existence of seven bad apples [in our national team]' do not reflect the values and principles promoted by our administration, in line with Fifa's code of conduct and the ethics of our nation.
"We are strongly committed to employ all means necessary to resolve this disruptive matter in the shortest delays."
The investigation will form part of a wider inquiry ordered by the country's president, Paul Biya, into the team's poor performance at the World Cup.
Senior betting industry sources have told BBC Sport there has been no suspicious betting activity around Cameroon's games - or any other at this World Cup.
Fifa did not comment on whether it was looking into the issue as football's world governing body did not want to "compromise any possible investigations".
It did, however, add: "Speaking generally, the integrity of the game is a top priority for Fifa and as such we take any allegations of match manipulation very seriously."
Cameroon's build up to the tournament in Brazil was marred by the players refusing to board a plane to Brazil until a dispute over bonus payments had been settled.
A financial package was eventually agreed with Cameroon's football federation, Fecafoot, but the squad's journey to the World Cup had been delayed for almost a day.
They started the tournament with a 1-0 defeat by Mexico prior to the loss to Croatia and being beaten 4-1 by hosts Brazil.
"Some players behaved very badly, and that's why we have conceded four goals," Cameroon head coach Volker Finke told French newspaper L'Equipe after the Croatia defeat.
"I know that it is difficult to play with 10 men, but that is not a reason to lose it to this point.
"The game was balanced until the red card. The Croatians were more clinical in front of goal, but Cameroon also had chances to score.
"The behaviour of some of the players is really not satisfactory. Even when we were 11-a-side, it was not acceptable."
Fellow African nation Ghana is also involved in allegations over corruption.
The country's Football Association has called in the police to investigate the claims, although the GFA president Kwesi Nyantakyi is to sue the Daily Telegraph newspaper over its claim he agreed for the national team to play in matches others were preparing to fix.
For the best of BBC Sport's in-depth content and analysis, go to ourfeatures and video page.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28102841
It seems that the Cameroon players are all about the money. They were gonna get their paper one way or another
TheFryingDutchman
Grad School is killing me:damn:
I my favorite Euro teams won yesterday and now the GOAT country will win today
How you put us in the same place as group stages losers ? We ain't sharing that sofa b.France taking a seat on the couch
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you're overlooking that the arab niccas can withstand that sahara heat better than them african niccas. and they got that arab money so no money problems. and they kept their temperament down. i was kind of pleased with their performance. they just didn't have that one or 2 dudes to finish off competition.
niccas got too many problems. whether it's their race being used against them or money or them just being stupid. if it aint one thing it's another. there's no real way of determining their advantage or what's really holding them back.
the 2 teams that had no money problems where algeria and civ.
Africans never put in any work
. I'm talking about the africans that went to AMERICA or Europe 
Africans never put in any work
Roaden Polynice
Superstar
It's good in football. Once they get too pampered a la Lebron then their ability to withstand high levels of heat and humidity wears thin.
Guten tag mein freund.
Well, problem is yesterday, you played high because Algeria was waiting for you and didn't want any possession. They let you the ball so you had to play high because you had the possession. I doubt Löw will be foolish enough to play a high line against us. If Germany plays like they do since 2006, you will win because your team is more complete than ours. But if you play like yesterday with that '14 Bayern steez, I fear for you that we will feast on Mertesacker and Boateng slow asses
