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ASIAN CUP 2007 : JAPAN - AUSTRALIA

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Uploaded by on Jul 21, 2007

JAPAN goes to next round ....

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  • All the countries which went for Asian Cup including Australia are weak.

    Asian countries, the all Australia soccer are weak. I look substantially, and this match is an Australian defeat obviously, too. The Australian overestimates an Australian team. Australia is weak. The Asian countries are similar ability entirely including Australia.

  • Aussis are not Asian. Let's differentiate us to those cockroaches.

  • If we have "weak soccer" how come we bet you in the 2006 world cup mate, asian cup can't compare to world cup mate.

  • There is not the Japanese who has an inferiority complex toward an Australian of a white pig inferior to Japan in most fields. Australia is inferior to Japan with economic aspects various aspects. It and Australia have weak soccer. Nothing was made in defensive fight one for Japan. It was soccer lowest consecutively of a mean foul ball.

  • Hey don't blame the referee, you guys played well, but too weak phisically that's why the Saudis beat you. You guys need to spend more time in the gym to get fit, ha ha

  • fucking aussie referee spoiled the game to revenge.

  • Saudi Arabia 3-2 Japan  hahaha!!!

  • GO JAPAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • GO JAPAN GO GO GO GO

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