Dr. Dwayne
Self proclaimed tagline king.
No Paraguay means no Larissa Riquleme.
I think there will be lots of them and the Brazilian Police are going to have to worlk hard to stop them getting violent.Protests
I live in Japan. Close. Are you in Guam?Kick off times. If you live in Guam, etc.
I share your pain. I will be in Hong Kong over the summer and it pains me that I'm going to miss most of the matches.Kick off times. If you live in Guam, etc.
It' simple. Marketing. Increasing sales of a new ball.It always surprises me why they have a new ball every W.C. Surely you want the players used to the ball so they play the best football, instead of giving them a few weeks to get used to a ball that could have different characteristics.
I'm aware why they do it. Hardly worth it if it's to the detriment of the quality of football on show, that's my point.It' simple. Marketing. Increasing sales of a new ball.
Who cares for the players, they need to adapt anyway.
You're right, but sadly it shows what is actually more important (thus worth more) for FIFA and cooperating companies. They will earn more and we all will watch the World Cup anyway.I'm aware why they do it. Hardly worth it if it's to the detriment of the quality of football on show, that's my point.
This is such a big loss.No Paraguay means no Larissa Riquleme.
But the weird thing is they dont actually really sell the actual balls to the public, just replicas (or at least with that 2010 Ball)It' simple. Marketing. Increasing sales of a new ball.
Who cares for the players, they need to adapt anyway.
That would require some degree of sense and appreciation for the fans perspective though. so forget it, it is FIFA after all.It always surprises me why they have a new ball every W.C. Surely you want the players used to the ball so they play the best football, instead of giving them a few weeks to get used to a ball that could have different characteristics.
Heard the new ball is supposed to be more "stable" than the previous one. So we'll see less of those wicked knucklers, I suppose.It always surprises me why they have a new ball every W.C. Surely you want the players used to the ball so they play the best football, instead of giving them a few weeks to get used to a ball that could have different characteristics.
They do sell them to the public. I bought one(2014 World Cup) myself for $180.. Lost it after 3 weeks or soBut the weird thing is they dont actually really sell the actual balls to the public, just replicas (or at least with that 2010 Ball)
So it really is just the colour and pattern they are selling. Which could be on any old ball.
....surely its not surprising then?It always surprises me why they have a new ball every W.C. Surely you want the players used to the ball so they play the best football, instead of giving them a few weeks to get used to a ball that could have different characteristics.
It is as I have a short memory and the WC comes around every 4 years. ;-)....surely its not surprising then?
Are you sure? I played with the 2014 Brazuca last week - it looked real, with it's unique locking pattern and all...But the weird thing is they dont actually really sell the actual balls to the public, just replicas (or at least with that 2010 Ball)
So it really is just the colour and pattern they are selling. Which could be on any old ball.
I will wanted buy one and experience the floatyness for myself. Was waiting for them to come down in price from over £100. Never did.They do sell them to the public. I bought one(2014 World Cup) myself for $180.. Lost it after 3 weeks or so
Maybe they are. I dunno. How much did it cost?Are you sure? I played with the 2014 Brazuca last week - it looked real, with it's unique locking pattern and all...
Actually they seem to be..Someone please assure me the vuvuzela is banned this year!!!