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Message 1 - posted by James D - 606 Manager (U1625445) , Jan 24, 2006 Another important win for The Elephants who are almost certain now of a quarter-final place. What did you make of the game (give your rating out of five)? Who was your man of the match? How far will Ivory Coast go in the tournament?

Message 2 - posted by chelseachappers (U2782131) , Jan 24, 2006 I thought Drogba was class- I just hope he can return and play for us like that... This is a reply to this message

Message 3 - posted by krystseis (U2296816) , Jan 24, 2006 It's not quarter finals, but the round of 16; we have 32 teams. The BBC has made the same error in their match report. Another important win for The Elephants who are almost certain now of a quarter-final place. What did you make of the game (give your rating out of five)? Who was your man of the match? How far will Ivory Coast go in the tournament? Quoted message from James D - 606 Manager This is a reply to this message

Message 4 - posted by Red-Knights (U2674018) , Jan 24, 2006 Seriously just shutup.. There are 4 groups with top two teams going through.. What Round of 16? THE GROUP STAGES ALREADY CONTAIN 16 TEAMS!! I don't even understand how BBC featured one of your comments on one of their news articles while you have such basic knowledge of African soccer. And you have the nerve to claim BBC "has made the same error".. This is a reply to this message

Message 5 - posted by julioredondo (U2413817) , Jan 24, 2006 i thought the libyans were proper unlucky, nearly scored an awesome goal in the 2nd half with that one touch passing move that hit the post, still youre only as good as your weakest link and when youre keeper is as weak as that youve got problems! This is a reply to this message

Message 6 - posted by krystseis (U2296816) , Jan 24, 2006 Thank you! I must have been thinking of the WC. Now, you only needed to make your point, not go into spewing stupid vitriol. I suppose you think that makes you a hero. My comment made it to the match report because it was considered good then, work on getting yours out too. I doubt you'll manage though with such crass posts Seriously just shutup.. There are 4 groups with top two teams going through.. What Round of 16? THE GROUP STAGES ALREADY CONTAIN 16 TEAMS!! I don't even understand how BBC featured one of your comments on one of their news articles while you have such basic knowledge of African soccer. And you have the nerve to claim BBC "has made the same error".. Quoted message from Red-Knights This is a reply to this message

Message 7 - posted by raskobee (U3031764) , Jan 24, 2006 The best guys are: Arouna Kone, Toure, Drogba, Khamis from Lybia Ivory Coast will reach the final, cuz they will even score Egypt as well This is a reply to this message

Message 8 - posted by philipdonaldkargbo (U3042634) , Jan 25, 2006 I want to thank writer thinking that Drogba is class 1 player. I want to assure you that he is one of the best footballers in the african Continent and his disposition in this nations Cup epitomises his talent in football. Bravo to Grogba. Philip Donald Kargbo Freetown Sierra Leone This is a reply to this message

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Message 10 - posted by wurietellibj (U3041689) , Feb 1, 2006 It is heartning to see the Ivorian Elephants set aside the problems of their country to score victory on the football arena. Drobga and co must be commended for playing as a cohesive team and hopefully their triumph to the next round of the nations Cup will mark a significant step that would rally the valiant Ivorians to the preservation of La Cote d'Ivoire. On another note the African Cup of Nations is turning out big surprises! Definitely the Nigerian Eagles and the Lions of Cameroun have reasserted to a degree their claim to supremacy in African soccer following their disappointing exit from the World Cup.. Both have won all their opening matches and poised to excel in the knock out rounds. Another delightful surprise is Guinea's Syli Nationale whose victories over Zambia, South Africa and the defending African Champions, Tunisia (3-0) catapult them to the elite of African performers. In contrast Ghana, Togo,and Angola may need to work hard if they are to make positive impression in the World Cup later this year. Thganks! Wurie Jalloh This is a reply to this message

Message 11 - posted by gort51 (U2906136) , Feb 1, 2006 Another important win for The Elephants who are almost certain now of a quarter-final place. What did you make of the game (give your rating out of five)? Who was your man of the match? How far will Ivory Coast go in the tournament? Quoted message from James D - 606 Manager Can't see Ivory Coast beating Cameroon- I see an Egypt V cameroon final This is a reply to this message

Message 12 - posted by Head-it-like-Mido (U2774733) , Feb 1, 2006 i agree. Egypt will beat Cameroon, AGAIN, 3-2. Another important win for The Elephants who are almost certain now of a quarter-final place. What did you make of the game (give your rating out of five)? Who was your man of the match? How far will Ivory Coast go in the tournament? Can't see Ivory Coast beating Cameroon- I see an Egypt V cameroon final Quoted message from gort51 This is a reply to this message

Message 13 - posted by gort51 (U2906136) , Feb 1, 2006 i agree. Egypt will beat Cameroon, AGAIN, 3-2. I'll agree with that score- Egypt to win!! Ivory Coast will finish 3rd Another important win for The Elephants who are almost certain now of a quarter-final place. What did you make of the game (give your rating out of five)? Who was your man of the match? How far will Ivory Coast go in the tournament? Can't see Ivory Coast beating Cameroon- I see an Egypt V cameroon final Quoted message from Head-it-like-Mido This is a reply to this message

Message 14 - posted by Head-it-like-Mido (U2774733) , Feb 1, 2006 yeah, i'll put my $$$ on that. i agree. Egypt will beat Cameroon, AGAIN, 3-2. I'll agree with that score- Egypt to win!! Ivory Coast will finish 3rd Another important win for The Elephants who are almost certain now of a quarter-final place. What did you make of the game (give your rating out of five)? Who was your man of the match? How far will Ivory Coast go in the tournament? Can't see Ivory Coast beating Cameroon- I see an Egypt V cameroon final Quoted message from gort51 This is a reply to this message

Message 15 - posted by wurietellibj (U3041689) , Feb 3, 2006 Football in the nations cup is bowing to the dictum that the game is full of inponderables! Judging by the way Senegal managed to barely qualify from their group it was a big shock to see the Terranga Lions put on the show and eliminate a delightful Guinean team 3-2 in the quarter finals. One cannot but be sorry for a dazzling Guinean Syli suddenly overtaken by a Senegalese squad that suddenly seems to recover the kind of flair that made them heroes in the last world cup. Nevertheless, it is sport and the prayer is may the better side always win. Good show! Wurie Jalloh Lynn, USA yeah, i'll put my $$$ on that. i agree. Egypt will beat Cameroon, AGAIN, 3-2. I'll agree with that score- Egypt to win!! Ivory Coast will finish 3rd Can't see Ivory Coast beating Cameroon- I see an Egypt V cameroon final Another important win for The Elephants who are almost certain now of a quarter-final place. What did you make of the game (give your rating out of five)? Who was your man of the match? How far will Ivory Coast go in the tournament? Quoted message from Head-it-like-Mido This is a reply to this message

Message 16 - posted by wurietellibj (U3041689) , Feb 11, 2006 What a fateful messageI Ivory Coast in the end missed the grand-prix of African football but not for lack of valiant effort. The Ivorian Elephants 'tuseked'-off elite teams in African soccer with a game that was laced part determination, part skill but almost always with a modicum of fairplay. The Ivorians showed great love for their country despite the political divide and did their best as a cohesive team to seal a victory for their fractured motherland on the soccer field and got denied at the brink by mother fate. Nevertheless, les Elephants are a testament to the positive results in store when any game game is played with the esprit du corps of genuine team work,love of the game and respect for the opponent. Alomost always it the pleasure of victory or just for the effort of a job well doneesult. Bravo to the Elephats and may Ivoirian Unity be truly restored. Bravo to the Ivorian President for giving each player of the team from both sides in the Ivorian tragedy a house. Wurie Jalloh, Lynn, USA This is a reply to this message


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