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this weekend i'm studying for finals...

and my friend and i wanted to see if there were any online places we could "find" euro 2004.

please PM me, if you have any info. and please don't post any warez links.

i hope this post doesn't break any rules. if so, please delete it.

thanks ;)

why are you merging all the euro 2004 threads? They are all getting messed up and now one will bother to read all the 9 pages in this thread if they want some info...

So we don't have 10 different Euro 2004 threads going on at the same time. This is how we have all major sporting event threads set up.

Use the "Read first unread post" to make sure you don't miss one.

England were the dominating team through out the game and it was 1-0 right up until the 89th minute when a free kick made it 1 -1 then a mess up by the England goal keeper gave a penalty away so the final score was 2-1 France.

But France won by 2 goals given to them so England were the better team.

As long as Englnad are first or 2nd in their group they are through to the next round.

ok England as disapointed me...

i was praying so that they would win the game against those French people... but they have just ruined my dream :no: :cry:

you and me both... england could have killed the game with that penalty kick... bad beckam! bad beckam! :rolleyes:

France did dominate the game though in terms of ball possession, but I think England had a solid defense all game long (minus 2 minutes) and didn't deserve to lose... oh well they will still pass the first round (most likely) and will probably will get a chance to get even. ;)

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