The 2010 FIFA World Cup!

[DaRk WaVe]

I need to kill that octopus......

 

[Wounded Healer]

Hey WH do u have those thing ur smoking now... needs to forget this loss.

Lolz, to forget this loss you'll have to smoke a more lethal substance. All i got is halka phulka stuff.

And i finished mine when Germany lost so.........next World-cup maybe?

 

[SpArK]

I need to kill that octopus......

Lets Barbecue him..

 

[FreekiN]

INIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

 

[DaRk WaVe]

Lets Barbecue him..

why cook him? just kill him, Spaniards will send loads of fish for him, poison one of them...

 

[Choppers]

 

[Lahore123]

hello everyone can someone help me how to upload pictures in your post or reply as I tried to find some help from FAQ but it was so complicated. thanks

 

[javaman]

well played holland,they made this game long

 

[DaRk WaVe]

 

[Skies]

Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee


Because Spain won!

 

[Choppers]

Dutch Lion n Octopus Paul..lol

 

[DaRk WaVe]

Seems I ve been heard

Germans will do the Job for me


Germans demand killing of octopus Paul after WC semi-final defeat

 

[Hyde]

congratulations Spain! - you surely deserved it

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I need to kill that octopus......

Octopus for president of Germany

 

[Tiger Awan]

Seems I ve been heard

Germans will do the Job for me


Germans demand killing of octopus Paul after WC semi-final defeat

Yes but Spanish prime minister is ready to give special protocol

I have posted that link may be it is 5,6 pages behind this post.

 

[Choppers]

World Cup final: 100 per cent for Paul the psychic octopus​

The mystic mollusc confirmed his flawless accuracy after Spain lifted the trophy, beating Holland 1-0.

Paul has become England’s only hero of the tournament after accurately foretelling the result of all six matches involving Germany.

The Dorset-born soothsayer also won privileged status in Spain after he predicted that its footballers would defeat the Dutch at Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday night.

Even the Spanish Prime Minsiter Jose Luiz Rodriguez Zapatero expressed his affection for the creature after his prediction was announced on Friday.
"I am concerned for the octopus. I am thinking of sending him a protective team," Zapatero said.

Elena Espinosa, the Spanish environment and fisheries minister also swore to protect Paul.

"On Monday, I shall be at the European Council of Ministers and I shall be asking for a [fishing] ban on Paul the octopus so the Germans do not eat him," Espinosa said.

Paul’s call looked to be in doubt as the game was still goalless after 90 minutes and there was still no clear winner with only four minutes of extra time remaining.

However, with Holland down to 10 men, Andres Iniesta took the Spaniards into the lead with a devastating shot from the edge of the box.

Moments later, Spain was celebrating taking it first ever World Cup title.
Paul, a common octopus, has astounded the world of football with his forecasts, so much so that people have began betting on them rather than the outcomes of the matches themselves.

He was born at the Sea Life Centre in Weymouth but developed his soothsaying skills after being transferred to Sea Life Oberhausen, an aquarium in western Germany.

Keepers devised a dinnertime game in which he was offered the choice of two glass boxes containing a mussel.

During the Euro 2008 football championships, flags of the competing sides were placed on the containers and it was noted that on almost every occasion, the team that Paul’s tentacle touched first went on to win their match.

The trick was repeated at the start of South Africa’s World Cup for Germany’s games, and as the tournament progressed his uncannily accurate predictions were followed ever more closely.

Paul guessed the outcome of all Germany’s group games, including their shock loss to lowly Serbia, as well as their defeat of England and Argentina in subsequent rounds.

There was national anguish after he picked the container bearing the Spanish flag ahead of Wednesday night’s semi-final, with angry fans calling for him to be “thrown into the shark tank”.

When Spain beat Germany, preserving his 100 per cent record, “anti-octopus” songs were aired in Berlin while Spanish fans chanted his name at the stadium in Durban.