[Vision2020] Wayne Fox is Nostradamus

[Deacon James]

DW (and the rest of you fanatical visionaries),

Speaking of Nostradamus, here are my matchup breakdowns.

1) Germany vs. Argentina: There are only two South American teams left? It's a shame. As much as we Hispanics need to stick together, I like the Germans on their home turf: Germany, 3-2

2) Italy vs. Ukraine: Cinderella's carriage is about to turn into a pumpkin: Italy, 2-0

3) England vs. Portugal: The Portugese have heart, the Brits have bad teeth. The Limies aren't the powerhouse they once were (and probably will be again): Portugal, 1-0

4) Brazil vs. France: What do they do about ties in the single elimination round? Assuming there are no ties, I believe the French are going home. In fact, even if ties are possible, we still won't be seeing any more of the French: Brazil, 8-0

Hear me now, believe me later,

Deacon

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From: David Williams <davidwilliams365 at hotmail.com>
Date: Wed Jun 28 15:58:57 CDT 2006
To: vision2020 at moscow.com
Subject: [Vision2020] Wayne Fox is Nostradamus

"And the Show has reached a new Low..."  (SNL, Will Ferrill in Celebrity 
Jeopardy)

Well...  Today is the first day since the beginning of the prestigious World 
Cup that no game is scheduled.  Thats right, you've guessed it, we have 
reached the quarterfinals, in which the 8 teams left in the tournament will 
slug it out with each other to determine who will hold aloft the golden 
trophy.  The schedule promises some great matchups:

1) June 30th 8am PST Germany vs. Argentina (ESPN)

2) June 30th 12noon PST Italy vs. Ukraine (ESPN2)

3) July 1 8am PST England vs. Portugal (ABC)

4) 12noon PST Brazil vs. France (ESPN)

The Brazil/France game promises a rematch between the World Cup '98 
finalists, in which the French stunned Brazil 3-0, with now Captain Zinedine 
Zidane scoring twice.  This could be the final match for the French Skipper, 
who has already announced his retirement from international futbol following 
the tournament.

Germany vs. Argentina also promises to be a great game.  Both have gathered 
momentum in the preceding rounds (Germany hasn't conceded a goal since the 
opening match against Costa Rica), and either could easily go on to win the 
tournament.  I give the Germans the edge, though, since they ARE playing on 
home soil.

But in conclusion, I would like to say that I will be cheering on the Limies 
(that would be England) from here on out, it being my heritage and all.

DW (thats David Williams)


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