Yet another lovely day and what better way to enjoy it than with a Mr Whippy ice cream. I think the Germans must have been enjoying some as well as their football team certainly whipped Argentina this afternoon and there was no "Hand of God" to help the South Americans this time either.
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Saturday, 3 July 2010
Sunday, 27 June 2010
The Dream Is Over
So the dream is well and truly over and the hope that England could win the World Cup in South Africa came up short against a well organised German side. It hurts though not because of the defeat against a superior side but for the fact that very few of the England players performed like we all know they can and as they do week in, week out. Perhaps it is because it is out of season and subconsciously they think that they should be lying on a beach somewhere. It can only be said that their displays, to put it crudely have gone "down the pan" or as our American friends would say who also suffered a World Cup exit yesterday, "down the tubes". Either way it leads me nicely onto today's picture which shows the toilet block at the junction of Derby Road and South Street. The toilets closed some time ago and the building had been up for sale. Within the next couple of weeks the block is due for demolition so I've recorded it for posterity. Many years ago a pub stood on the site - I wonder what will be built here next.
Monday, 14 June 2010
Changing My Allegience
After yesterday's result where Germany beat Australia I think I'll forget about the sweep and look for another shirt.
Sunday, 13 June 2010
Come On You Socceroos!
Although born and bred in the UK, tonight I'm going to be an Aussie and support the team as they take on Germany in the World Cup. I've drawn them in the sweep so all that remains is to don the shirt and grab a tinny from the fridge.
Tuesday, 8 June 2010
England On Top
As the build up to the World Cup continues, patriotism and England flags are becoming more and more prominent and the St George's Cross has even made an appearance on at least one German vehicle. Knowing of the past rivalry on the soccer fields between the two nations I can only assume from its position that the driver of this particular vehicle is expecting England to come out on top should they meet in South Africa.
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