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Acum cateva luni, am creat Rapid si Dinamo in EURO 2008. Cele doua echipe de start sunt formate din fosti sau actuali jucatori de la cele doua echipe, care exista deja in nationala Romaniei (si Armeniei ) din joc.

Patch-ul este perfectibil. Daca cineva ar putea face stemele celor doua echipe, ar fi perfect. Pana atunci, distractie placuta!

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As a one of host cities for the euro 2008, Klagenfurt sees tourism without precedent this summer. Which best manner of escaping the crows it is there than the hiring of car? Said the goodbye of `to the packed trains and the buses of with the far-program and the hello of `to freedom and relieve them. To rent a car with Klagenfurt not only enables you to see splendid attractions of the city, it also enables you to explore the countryside marvelously scenic at a rate/rhythm which falls entirely on you. What follows is a guide of the city and its many fine attractions.

Mini guide of Klagenfurt:

Klagenfurt is the cpital area of Carinthia of Austria and was selected to be one of host cities of the 2008 European championships. These last years, Klagenfurt saw an increase defined in tourism due in any small portion of the prolongation of the routes by carriers of low cost such as Ryanair.

Things with See/Do with Klagenfurt

Klagenfurt is completely a compact small town, making it explored by the foot easily. Neuer Platz is a great place to be started. Here Lindwurm emblematic of the city is guaranteed to draw your attention. The monument was built in XVI�me century, to represent a local legend about a dragon which was massacred exchanges some for the town of Klagenfurt.

A stroll around Europapark of the city, where the peacocks pavanent their substance and the old men study thoroughly more chess-boards, conduit at one afternoon of relaxation. While waiting, the vultures of culture will not want to miss outside on Gustav absorbing Mahler Kompanierh�uschen, a museum devoted to the gifted local author.

Consumption outside with Klagenfurt:

To dine outside in Klagenfurt is a guaranteed feast, no matter what your budget or preferences. While downtown it is worth to take the traditional price such as cheese pellets of the �Kasnudeln�, Saure Suppe, a dish of soup or seafood enchants like pike, the pole and eel.

If you rather something a little more familiar, you will be happy to learn that Klagenfurt also asserts an excellent range of the international restaurants, where you will always find something to make conceal a belly of rumbling.

Voyages/events of day in Klagenfurt:

Let Klagenfurt act as a base of which to explore the astounding Austrian landscape. For the final experiment of hiring of car of Klagenfurt, be sure to take an order around W�rthersee, stopping with far along the manner in pretty P�rtschach, Velden AM W�rthersee and Maria W�rth. If snow is more your scene, you will find the winter sports resort with charm of Gerlitzen to be in the ordering of one Klagenfurt time. While waiting, the drug addicts of adrenalin will adore the valley close to Soca at the Slovenien border, where the stone throats with lime and the rivers of jade green provide the excellent range to increase and transport white water.

Klagenfurt is the place of appointment of host centre for a certain number of sporting events throughout the year including/understanding the Large Slam of volley ball of beach, the contest of iron man and the marathon of night. The other complaint of the city to the fame is its statute as a host city for the 2008 European championships of football.

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It’s been more than a month since Euro 2008 ended. Did it live up to expectations? Unquestionably, yes. It was “the best Euro tournament ever”, according to Arsene Wenger. Perhaps surprisingly, most people agreed. Euro 2008 really was something special. It not only dispelled the worries many purists had regarding the quality of international football, but also put to rest the widely held belief that a team could not win a major tournament in this day and age by playing ‘total football’.

What is probably most satisfying about this tournament is that the teams which actually went out to entertain the public by playing attractive football, invariably beat the negative sides – the ones that set out to kill the game and set up camp in front of goal. The French and Italians payed the price for their negativity, while the Spanish and Dutch impressed the world with their attacking football, increasing their fanbase to a large extent. Football is, after all, the Beautiful Game.
Teams got exactly what they deserved.

Tournaments are remembered for their ‘magic moments’, and in this regard, Euro 2008 did not disappoint. From Pepe’s astonishing 60 yard run on the opening day that cut through the Turkish defense like a knife through warm butter, to Torres’ tournament winning goal that dumbfounded both Jens Lehmann and Philip Lahm, Euro 08 has had some spectacular moments. A few that come to mind include Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s stunner that lit up an otherwise mediocre match against Greece; the Dutch decapitulation of the ageing Italian defence; The Turkish comebacks; Gianluigi Buffon’s penalty save that kept Italy in the tournament; the ‘mad minute’ , which saw Arjen Robben score from a seemingly impossible angle just a minute after Thierry Henry scored at the other end; Arda Turan’s last minute goal to eliminate Switzerland in the midst of a torrential downpour; Michael Ballack’s 30 yard belter that rejuvenated the Germans; the heart-stopping shootout between Italy and Spain – one could go on and on.

Switzerland and Austria proved to be excellent hosts. The atmosphere was lively, the fans – especially the Dutch – were in full voice, and incidents of hooliganism were almost non-existant. People attribute this to England’s absence from the tournament, but that’s being very harsh.

There was ofcourse much more to the tournament, including a couple of downsides, however all that is irrelevant now, for 20 years down the line, people will remember Euro 2008 as one of football’s most memorable spectacles.

I had boldly predicted earlier that Spain wouldn’t progress far, and how wrong I’ve been. They’ve silenced all doubters, answered every question asked of them, and no-one, not even their final opponents Germany, can deny that they were deserving champions. The traditional under-achievers have come of age. When Iker Casillas lifted the trophy that night, you could sense a shift of power in Europe. The much maligned Luis Aragones won over his critics, and though he is no longer at the helm of the Spanish national team, the foundation has been built for a period of Spain domination. The World Cup beckons.

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With the first year of Sweet Flag all played out, it only leaves the announcement of the winners of our recent birthday competition.

To the lucky winners a copy of Boom Blox(Wii) or UEFA EURO 2008(PS3) were their rewards. Here are the winning entries in full:

Winners of a copy of Boom Blox(Wii)

Question 1: EA celebrated what anniversary last year? 25 years

Question 2: Come up with a new blox type for the Boom Blox game. Your blox can’t have any element from any original blox & has to be unique from the ones in the released game. No copies please. Describe how your blox would interact within the Boom Blox game.

mbp came through with a great answer to question 2 in this set, showing that putting your imagination to work goes a long way in exploring a game mechanic, even one you may not have played:

“A “Hydra Block” when you hit it it divides into two blocks. The new blocks flash for a limited time and if you hit them while they are flashing they disappear. After a short while however the flashing stops and the new blocks turn into Hydra Blocks themselves. Of course a player who is too slow will end up with an exponentially increasing number of Hydra blocks so some limit is probably required. Perhaps a simple cap on the total number of hydra block will suffice – no new hydra block will be formed if there are more than “n” hydra blocks already on the map.”

The second winner in this question set, winning a copy of Boom Blox is Ed:

“how about a block that changes all the blocks with negative points values to positive, and vice versa”

Nice idea that could easily swing games in Boom Blox right down to the wire.

Congratulations to both Ed & mbp! Your games will be in the post this week.

Winners of a copy of UEFA EURO 2008

Question 1: EA celebrated what anniversary last year? 25 years

Question 2: Name your best eleven players from the teams that qualified for this years finals. Finals meaning from the last 16, NO ENGLAND PLAYERS!

Only 2 players from any 1 team allowed in your eleven.

Some great teams were drawn up here & the competition ran until after the last kick of the ball at Euro 2008, sadly no one took advantage of that.

Also the only 2 players from any 1 team allowed rule was over looked on at least 1 occasion, automatically disqualifying that entry. Here are the winners in full:

Once again Ed came up with a winning answer with his best 11:

Buffon
Boulahrouz, Chivu, Pepe
Ronaldo, Xavi, Arshavin, Nihat, Van Der Vaart
Villa, Podolski

Sarah’s star 11 had some a mixture of great, if short lived, performances from the tournaments big names with a strikingly odd inclusion of Gallas:

Van der Sar,
Zambrotta, Lahm, Gallas
Sneijder, Schweinsteiger, Kranjcar, Ronaldo, Deco
Torres, Villa

Well done Ed for sweeping a prize in both competitions & to all the winners this time round.

All prizes will be posted to you this week!

EA Games inadvertently enters the Ireland-Northern Ireland thing by apparently neglecting to realize that the two regions are, in fact, sovereign states with different national anthems. But more than that, as Wired correctly notes, the correct national anthem of Northern Ireland is God Save the Queen and the country is largely pro-Britain. One of Amhrán na bhFiann’s verses, which isn’t included in the official Irish national anthem, refers to the “Saxon foe.” The chorus, which is the official anthem, refers to the Brits as “despots.”

The latter appears in UEFA Euro 2008 instead of God Save the Queen. Oops.

The company has apologized.

Artículo número 120; publicado en El Faro de Ceuta.

Fútbol, locura y los oportunistas.

Me impresiona que un deporte tan simple como el fútbol pueda revolver a un país casi por completo o inmovilizarlo para llevar a cabo una celebración o, anteriormente, para ver combatir a su equipo contra el rival en una cita que dicen ser “histórica”. Personalmente no soy seguidor de la Selección Española de Fútbol, puesto que las competiciones de selecciones las trato de manera idéntica a las competiciones de clubes, y si tenemos en cuenta que las primeras apenas duran tres semanas cada dos años no encuentro razones suficientes para seguir a una selección simplemente porque represente a mi país, aunque algunos se podrían preguntar “¿qué país?” y no andarían muy descaminados.

Lo cierto es que las celebraciones tras la victoria de la Selección Española de Fútbol en la UEFA EURO 2008 han sido excesivas, así como todo el despliegue de medios pendientes de sus partidos, de sus victorias y, obsesivamente, de su posterior llegada. Más que Campeones de Europa los jóvenes de la Selección Española parecían los descubridores de la afortunada cura contra el sida o contra los cánceres más agresivos, pero no, no era este el caso, pues simplemente eran jugadores de fútbol. Aún así no se escatimó recurso alguno para invadir las calles, además de todos los canales de televisión, y dar riendas sueltas a la histeria y a la felicidad después del triunfo en el Ernst Happel de Viena. Quien me lee ahora, y participó en la locura colectiva, me estará tildando de “anti-futbolístico” y de “aguafiestas”, pero quizá sea aquel o aquella que me lee uno de los que han abandonado a la Selección Española durante años, que le dio la espalda tras la eliminación en el Mundial de Alemania a manos de la espléndida Francia de Zidane y compañía, y que ahora celebra la victoria como “gran seguidor incondicional de la Selección Española” cuando, verdaderamente, no ha sido así. Con esto último no quiero más que reflejar mi malestar con el oportunismo que ha existido y existe en estos momentos entorno a la Selección Española y, sobre todo, alrededor de la figura de Luis Aragonés, ya que esta victoria no debería estar dedicada a todos los españoles sino a todos aquellos que han respaldado a la Selección Española año tras año sin excepción alguna. Es sencillo subirse al carro en estos momentos, cuando los chicos de la selección han logrado alzar la Copa de Europa, pero dudo que si hubiéramos caído derrotados contra Italia esa masa de personas que han celebrado la victoria de la selección hubiera sentido o padecido desazón alguna. Por otro lado, considero que son excesivas las celebraciones celebradas a raíz de la victoria en Viena por el mero hecho de que selecciones españolas de diversos deportes también han logrado importantes títulos en los últimos años y no he observado una movilización como ésta más que tras la victoria de la Selección Española de Baloncesto. Recordemos que la Selección Española de Hockey, aparte de la Copa de Europa del 74 lograda en Madrid, logró otra en Leipzig en 2.005 y consiguió un honroso segundo puesto en Manchester dos años después, así como la Selección Española de Balonmano se hizo con el Campeonato del Mundo en Túnez en 2.005 y la Selección Española de Voleibol con el Campeonato de Europa en 2.007. Por esto creo que es injusto los galones que reciben unos y la indiferencia existente hacia otros, que no hacen más que intentar superarse y alcanzar su máximo exponente representando a su país a pesar de ser ignorado por la mayoría de este último. La explicación de este hecho no es nada nuevo, y es que no sería novedoso comentar que el marketing que arrastran las grandes competiciones futbolísticas de primera línea es el más mediático del mundo, muy por encima de la propaganda y de la apología política, de ahí que se generen y circulen cantidades de dinero desorbitadas por el mundo del fútbol de primera categoría.

Podrían pensar, lectores, que esto lo escribo porque no tengo ningún tipo de interés por el fútbol y que, por tanto, pretendo echar bajo tierra todo lo que tenga que ver con este, sin embargo, estarían muy equivocados si opinaran de esta forma. Si bien es cierto que no sigo demasiado a los selecciones, ni siquiera vi ni la semifinal ni la final de España en la Eurocopa, sí que me decanto un poco más por seguir a la Selección Francesa, y como sabrán, esta no llegó lejos, pues quedó eliminada en la fase de grupos a causa de las indecisiones de Domenech. No obstante, dentro de las competiciones de clubes soy un acérrimo “supporter” del Manchester United, un “red devil” más, sin olvidar al Real Madrid, club al que sigo considerablemente menos. De hecho, si el destino se me personificara y me diera a elegir entre luchar por un Nobel, el que fuera, y poder ver todos los partidos del Man U, les aseguro que ni se me pasaría por la cabeza pelear, obviamente en sentido figurado, por alcanzar el premio sueco. Por lo que quiero dejar claro que mi crítica no va en contra del fútbol en sí, ni siquiera de las celebraciones, pero sí que se dirigen contra el oportunismo y contra los falsos seguidores, marchando también contra del desprestigio que supone el auge del fútbol frente a otras selecciones que, con menos, hacen mucho más.

Por último ya sumergidos en el tema futbolístico y aunque aún queda la pretemporada por delante me gustaría desearle a dos clubes en especial lo que menos necesiten para esta nueva temporada, en especial al F. C. Barcelona y al Liverpool. Al “Barça” le animo a que siga fichando defensas, tantos que pueda formar el once sólo con ellos y que vendan a Samuel Eto’o al mismo precio por el que han traspasado, más bien regalado, a Deco al Chelsea; si puede ser que sea al United. Al Liverpool le apoyo para que continúe haciendo el ridículo por la Premier, así como le pido a Torres que siga marcando la abultada cifra de goles que logró la temporada pasada pero que sirvan para lo mismo: para asegurar, en los últimos partidos, el cuarto puesto para los “scousers”.

Como han visto, hasta los seguidores del fútbol pueden ser autocríticos y aceptar que el circo de celebraciones que explota como consecuencia de una hazaña futbolística es exagerado, más cuando hay otros hitos deportivos que se desconocen y que, muchas veces, superan a los futbolísticos.

O OT XII está no ar. Os mesmos de sempre discutem sobre Seleção Brasileira de futebol, UEFA Euro 2008, F1 e, de surpresa, Chuck Berry.

Eu mantenho minha opinião, acho quu a seleção de futebol Olímpica vai chegar aos jogos sem treino. Os quatro jogos agora, Canadá, Venezuela, Paraguai e Argentina, dariam um certo conjunto ao time. UAU! Poderiamos perder dois jogos de eliminatórias. E? Vocês ralmente acham que o Brasil vai terminar em 5º? tem mesmo cinco seleções melhores? Aliás nem em 5º, tem que ser 6º pra ficar de fora mesmo…

Mas beleza, a maioria vence…

10am(GMT) on Tuesday 1st July, is the cut off time to enter Sweet Flags contests to win games for the PS3 & Wii.

You still have time to enter & there are still chances to win a copy of UEFA Euro 2008(well done Spain!) & Boom Blox.

Have you entered! No…? The clock is ticking..!