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Day 21: Recap
Record—
Spread: 20-40
Straight up: 30-21-9
Hot Girl
Standings
Country
|
Tally
|
Games
Played
|
Brazil
|
176
|
5
|
Argentina
|
155
|
5
|
Columbia
|
136
|
5 (finished)
|
Netherlands
|
130
|
5
|
Costa Rica
|
117
|
5 (finished)
|
Germany
|
110
|
5
|
France
|
108
|
5 (finished)
|
Mexico
|
92
|
4 (finished)
|
USA
|
87
|
4 (finished)
|
Belgium
|
86
|
5 (finished)
|
Chile
|
74
|
4 (finished)
|
Nigeria
|
71
|
4 (finished)
|
Greece
|
67
|
4 (finished)
|
Japan
|
66
|
3 (finished)
|
South Korea
|
65
|
3 (finished)
|
Australia
|
63
|
3 (finished)
|
Bosnia & H
|
59
|
3 (finished)
|
Spain
|
58
|
3 (finished)
|
Switzerland
|
53
|
4 (finished)
|
Ecuador
|
53
|
3 (finished)
|
Ghana
|
52
|
3 (finished)
|
Cote d’Ivoire
|
49
|
3 (finished)
|
Russia
|
41
|
3 (finished)
|
Italy
|
39
|
3 (finished)
|
Honduras
|
37
|
3 (finished)
|
Uruguay
|
36
|
4 (finished)
|
Algeria
|
36
|
4 (finished)
|
Croatia
|
33
|
3 (finished)
|
Cameroon
|
32
|
3 (finished)
|
Portugal
|
31
|
3 (finished)
|
England
|
29
|
3 (finished)
|
Iran
|
26
|
3 (finished)
|
El desmadre Syndicate Members!
Oh to be in Buenos Aires right now. ; ( That’s where the
REAL party is. La Albiceleste FINALLY did it. They FINALLY broke through to the
semi-finals for the first time since 1990. After twelve years of tipping them
only to watch them stumble, your friendly bookie FINALLY gave up on them and
tipped Belgium as his upset special.
I simply couldn’t take it anymore. I tipped them to win the
2002 World Cup. They couldn’t even make it out of the group. I was so terrified
of them in 2006 that I wrote the following:
From WM 2006—Quarterfinals
Deutschland
vs. Argentina
vs. 
All
bets are….ON. Do not hesitate to boost your bottom line by aggressively hopping
on the trampoline that symbolizes my soul. Oh, don’t I wish that I could
convince myself that the Graf Spee isn’t taking on water. Hmmm…perhaps a pocket
battleship, however geographically relevant, is an insufficiently hefty
metaphor to describe the impending disaster. Put her this way: Down goes the
Bismarck! Max Schmelling again hits the canvass! The Soviets enter Berlin while
Baron von Richthofen simultaneously crashes into the Hindenburg.
We’re
prepared to say goodbye to our Jungs. By all accounts this should be the end.
We can’t match up with Saviola and Crespo. We can’t outplay them for 120, not
with Tevez and Messi on the bench. I can’t see Ballack figuring out enough ways
to punt it past Ayala, Sorin, and Heinze as improvisational a player as he
might be. I can’t see Schweine dancing around Mascherano more than once. I
can’t see Schneider cracking Riquelme. I can’t see Klose and Podolski getting
more than three quality chances and I can’t see them finishing.
We
stand prepared to give our brave Fatherland the appreciative send off it
deserves. Hell, just because one knows one only has five minutes left on a lap
dance doesn't mean one can’t enjoy it. Play with pride, Jungs. Run hard and
tackle clean. As the darkness closes in, we’ll be all smiles. Cheers will
emanate from every corner of the Olympiastadion. We’ll ease you off into that
gentle good night with all the revelries you deserve. Die with honor and
dignity. All of the money I’m about to part with will prove immaterial if you
play fair.
I was so sure we were dead. We would have been had Klose not
scored that flukish goal. Then came 2010. We once again had to overcome Argentina
in the Quarterfinals. Your friendly bookie was shaking in his boots.
From WM 2010—Quarterfinals (Part I):
Argentina
vs. Germany
vs.
Too
often we find ourselves in this situation. I’m running out of jokes faster than
Argentine-sheltered NAZI war criminals are dying off. The contentious end to
the 2006 Quarterfinals match has raised the temperature of this encounter from
“heated rivalry” to “powder keg in smoking lounge”. Here is a quick
(chronological no less) review of the explosive elements that might send this
one sky high.
1)
WM--June 2006
Germany
defeats Argentina during quarterfinals on penalty kicks. Argentine players
accuse German keeper Jens Lehman of “cheating” (looking at a sheet with
shooting tendencies). Bastian Schweinsteiger purportedly steps on foot of
demoralized Shoot-out goat Esteban Cambiasso. Melee ensues. Some twenty plus
players engage in fisticuffs on the pitch. Germany assistant coach Oliver
Bierhof also implicated.
2)
WM—July 2006
Wops
ask FIFA to review videotape of the scrum. Ahead of Italy match, Schweinsteiger
and two other players suspended for their role in post-game fight. Clever wops
strategy works. Glorious fatherland falls to greasy, melodramatic, bunch of
douche bags on its own soil. Peter’s Fourth of July ruined. LL
3)
August 2008—Diego Maradona hired as Argentine coach
nuff
said
4)
August 2008-present
Maradona
opens mouth…persistently. He has the maturity level of that useless girl from
the opening passage. Maradona is persistently paranoid that the entire world
considers him a complete moron. As it so happens, he is correct.
4)
Sunday—
Three
“mini-brawls” break out during Argentina-Mexico match
5)
Wednesday—
Bastian
Schweinsteiger says Argentines have “no class” and are “dirty, disrespectful players”.
6)
Thursday to Today
Teams
continue to swap barbs in the press. Film is released showing Joachim Löw
picking his nose during the England match and apparently eating whatever the
hell he extracted. That has nothing to do with the bad blood between these
teams. I just had to mention that. Fills me with dread.
Four
years ago, the positions of these teams were almost completely reversed.
Argentina was a fairly young unproven squad and one just fancied the more
experienced Germans in spite of the talent deficit.
Today
there is no question that these superstar Argentines are heavy favorites. One
foresees a thin and young German side is due for another hiccup. In a certain
way, so long as we have a clean and uncontroversial game, we are all winners.
In another less Sesame Street way, I want to see my Jungs make Maradona cry!
Prepared
for the worst, ein Deutscher bis zum bitteren Ende!
No clue how the Germans came to dominate that match. It was
a stunning development that left your friendly bookie floored.
It’s been a long wait for the Argentine fans. This is, after
all, a country that has two stars. They beat the Dutch in 1978 to capture their
first World Championship as hosts of the competition. That was the first Golden
Age. Golden boot winners Mario Kempes, captain Daniel Passarella, the immortal
Daniel Bertoni, and the heroic manager Cesar Luis Menotti. The Argentines took
the title in spite of domestic political upheaval and the controversial refusal
of many domestic league teams to allow their players to join La Seleccsion.
Fast forward to 1986. Mexico hosted the World Cup Argentina
literally “punched through” to the semi-finals courtesy of Diego Maradona’s
infamous “Hand of God Goal”. They went on to spank Belgium in the semis and
beat the Germans 3-2 in a thrilling Final at the Azteca. The Germans would
exact revenge four years later with some cheating of their own. In 1990 current
U.S. Coach Jürgen Klinsmann took a blatant dive to get Pedro Monzon sent off.
Later Rudi Völler would take a second dive to reduce Argentina to nine men. A
sloppy final.
I’ve always worried about retribution. Poor Argentina never
recovered from the 1990 final. They got knocked out by Romania (!!?!!) in the
1994 Round of 16. The Dutch kicked them out in the 1998 Quarters….and the rest
is syndicate history. Argentina makes the semi-final for the first time in 24
years. Your bookie is quite happy.
Long-term Syndicate Members may wish to skip the next few
paragraphs as your friendly bookie is about to unfurl a story that you’ve all
already heard and are all probably sick of hearing by now. This is the story of
Helmut Weis and the Graf Spee.
Helmut Weis was sired by Heinrich Weis. Helmut eventually
begat Lutz and Lutz in turn begat Peter. Over the course of four generations,
there’s been a suspiciously Aryan looking dude inhabiting Ernst Straße 55 in
Karlsruhe. The 19-year-old Helmut was drafted as a sailor destined to serve on
one of Hitler’s “pocket battleships” christened the “Admiral Graf Spee”.
Following successful battles in the Indian Ocean, the Graf Spee was then sent
to the South Atlantic to establish disrupt Allied merchant traffic in the
waters off the coast of Montevideo.
British ships chased down the renegade boat relentlessly.
The British flagship “HMS Exeter” finally caught up with it in late 1939.
Accompanied by two Leander Class Cruisers, the Graf Spee engaged in the
historic “Battle of River Plate”….and lost. Captain Hans Langsdorff headed to
Montevideo, Uruguay. After releasing all of the Allied prisoners, Langsdorff
cabled Berlin and received orders to take up arms break through to Buenos
Aires.
He did so, but not before scuttling the ship. Argentine
tugboats carried the men to safety. Your friendly bookie was but a small child
dangling on his Opa’s knee when he first heard this story. Captain Langsdorff
addressed the men one last time in the lobby of their hotel in Buenos Aires.
Langsdorff’s final words were, “you men will live”. He then went up to his
room, wrapped himself in an imperial German flag, and committed suicide.
The crew was interned in Argentina for the duration of the
war, but Opa Helmut never had a bad word to say about the country. Thanks to
Langsdorff’s sacrifice, he still got his German Army Pension. He had lovers. He
had a horse. He even had a nice flat overlooking the Rio de la Plata. Your
friendly bookie thus learned to respect Argentina at a very young age. I fear
them and respect them. A Germany vs. Argentina final? Dream come true : )
Thank you, Argentina. Thank you for allowing me to exist ; )
; )
“‘Drawing it Up’ For the Survivors”
1)
Argentina Projected Lineup:
“La
Albiceleste”—Match Five—(5-3-2)
Sergio
Agüero Ezequiel Lavezzi
|
Lionel Messi
|
Angel di Maria Javier Mascherano
|
J.M, Basanta
P. Zabalettta
|
E.
Garay F. Fernandez H. Campagnaro
|
Sergio Romero
|
Actual
Lineup:
“La
Albiceleste”—Match Five—(4-4-2 )
Gonzalo
Higuain
Lionel Messi
|
Angel di Maria
Ezeqiuiel Lavezzi
|
Javier
Mascherano Lucas Biglia
|
J.M Basanta
P. Zabaletta
|
E.
Garay M. Demichelis
|
Sergio Romero
|
Sabella dealt with the Rojo suspension by shorting the
defensive corps down to four. In a shocking move, he also benched Federico Fernandez
in favor of old man Demichelis. This worked out quite well. One must give props
to the Albiceleste defense for closing ranks with discipline when it truly
mattered. They did an outstanding job clearing their lines as well.
Opinion appears split as to whether the Messi-Higuain
partnership worked. This bookie says yes even if most commentators disagree
with him. Messi did a fantastic job drawing the defense as usual. Everyone’s
been too hard on him. He freed up Higuain for that early goal. Still slick in
possession, Messi has already made defenders crash into one another on TWO
separate occasions during this tournament.
High marks for most of the midfield, which all did an
admirable job dictating the tempo. The Argentines are once again favorites in
my book. That being said, the Angel di Maria injury seriously hurts this team’s
prospects. Yikes. Sabella finds himself short of options. Maxi Rodriguez for
the curtain call?
Perez and Palacio get grades. Gago didn’t really factor in.
Grades:
Grades—Argentina
(Match Five )
Gonzalo Higuain
|
A+
|
Ezequiel Garay
|
A
|
Martin Demechelis
|
A
|
Pablo Zabaletta
|
A
|
Lionel Messi
|
B+
|
Angel Di Maria
|
B+
|
Javier Mascherano
|
B
|
Lucas Biglia
|
C+
|
Jose Maria Basanta
|
C
|
Sergio Romero
|
C
|
Enzo Perez
|
C
|
Rodrigo Palacio
|
C-
|
Ezequiel Lavezzi
|
D
|
Plenty of room for improvement, but at least the defense is
sorted out. They’ll only get stronger with Rojo back. Best wishes for a speedy
recovery to both Aguero and di Maria. They might yet have additional
contributions to make to this tournament.
2)
The Netherlands
Projected
Lineup:
“Clockwork
Oranje”—Match Five—(4-3-1-2)
Robben van
Persie Arjen Robben
|
Wesley Sneijder
|
J. de Guzman
Nigel de Jong
|
Memphis Depay
|
D. Blind S. de Vrij R. Vlaar D. Janmaat
|
Jasper Cillessen
|
Actual
Lineup:
“Clockwork
Oranje”—Match Five—(5-2-3)
Robben van Persie
|
Arjen Robben
Memphis Depay
|
Wesley
Sneijder Georgio Wijnaldum
|
Daley
Blind
Dirk Kuyt
|
S. de Vrij R. Vlaar B.
Martins-Indi
|
Jasper Cillessen
|
Christ almighty. Leave it van Gaal to whip up something
absolutely NO ONE expected. Impossible to see that formation coming. Not only
did he give Depay the start, he moved him all the way up to striker alongside
van Persie and Robben. He stubbornly stuck with Wijnaldum, his hand perhaps
forced by the Nigel de Jong injury.
Dirk Kuyt at Right Fullback!??! Eh what? Whatever. Why not?
That’s the same logic that led him to sub in a cold keeper for the shootout; a
move that makes him look like a football mastermind.
In one of the strangest set of grades I’ve ever assembled,
Jan-Huntelaar doesn’t get one, IN SPITE of the fact that he was subbed in
fifteen minutes prior to Krul. I’ve never seen anything like it before. I’ve
never had to assign TWO grades for two separate keepers! Van Gaal brought in a
cold keeper for the shootout. Is his real name Gordon Bombay? Is this “D-2: The
Mighty Ducks”? Why am I suddenly filled with hatred for the peace-loving people
of Iceland?
Weird stuff.
Grades:
Grades—The Netherlands (Match Five)
Tim Krul
|
A+
|
Arjen Robben
|
A
|
Wesley Sneijder
|
A
|
Jasper Cillessen
|
A-
|
Stefan de Vrij
|
B
|
Ron Vlaar
|
B
|
Jermaine Lens
|
B-
|
Bruno Martins-Indi
|
C
|
Memphis Depay
|
C-
|
Robin van Persie
|
C-
|
Dirk Kuyt
|
D+
|
Daley Blind
|
D
|
Georgio Wijnaldum
|
F
|
Goodbyes
Section
Belgium
—“De Rode Duivels”
-5 Games Played
-6 Goals Scored
-86 Hot Girls
Kersplat. There goes Vicey’s “Upset Special”. Thankfully,
only a handful of you ended up biting that worm. All of the proscribed
ingredients were in place. Lukaku, Mertens, and Chadli off the bench. None of
them ended up doing much of anything. Awful game from Talisman Eden Hazard, who
wrapped up an overall disappointing tournament with an embarrassing sub off in
the 75th.
The 23-year-old Chelsea man will return stronger in two
years time. So will his teammate Romelu Lukaku. Divok Origi (19) is only just
getting started. Fellaini, Mertens, Witsel, Chadli, De Bruyne, Kompany,
Mirallas, Kompany, Vermaelen, Vertongen, and Dembele are all young enough to
return provided that they keep their form up. Aston Villa Striker Christian
Benteke, not considered for the final roster because of injury, should recover
and return. The only face gone for good is newly released centerback Daniel van
Buyten, who now may end up retiring from club football too.
The Red Devils had the worst luck of any team this bookie
has ever seen with respect to injury. Kompany, Lukaku, Dembele, Vertonghen,
Vermaelen, Vanden Borre, and Van Buyten were all hurt at some point in this
tournament. Despite this, Hazard’s inconsistent play remains the chief reason
they didn’t advance.
Let’s draw it up.
Projected
Lineup:
“De
Rode Duivels”—Match Five—(4-2-3-1)
Kevin Mirallas
|
Eden
Hazard Dries Mertens
|
Kevin de Bruyne
|
Maroaune Fellaini Axel Witsel
|
J. Vertonghen V. Kompany D. van Buyten A.V. Borre
|
T. Courtois
|
Actual
Lineup:
“De
Rode Duivels”—Match Five—(4-1-2-3)
Divok Origi
|
Eden
Hazard Kevin Mirallas
|
Marouane Fellaini Kevin de Bruyne
|
Axel Witsel
|
J. Vertonghen V. Kompany D. van Buyten T. Alderweireld
|
T. Courtois
|
Wilmots gave Mirallas a go after all, but stuck him on the
right in place of Dries Mertens. The other important modification was moving
Fellaini up alongside de Bruyne. Only the latter truly benefited from this
partnership. I was as surprised as anyone else that he stuck with Origi and
Alderweireld. The young coach simply didn’t have it in him to make any bold
moves.
All three substitutes get grades. Very poor ones I might
add.
Grades:
Grades—Belgium
(Match Five)
Jan Vertonghen
|
A
|
Thibault Courtois
|
A-
|
Kevin de Bruyne
|
B
|
Axel Witsel
|
B-
|
Marouane Fellaini
|
C
|
Daniel van Buyten
|
C-
|
Dries Mertens
|
C-
|
Vincent Kompany
|
D+
|
Toby Alderweireld
|
D+
|
Eden Hazard
|
D
|
Romelu Lukaku
|
D
|
Nacer Chadli
|
D
|
Divok Origi
|
F
|
Kevin Mirallas
|
F
|
What a complete stinker from just about everyone! The Devils
return to action September 3rd for UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying against
Bosnia and Herzegovina. The team will have two years to sharpen their skills in
a soft group that also features Israel, Wales, Cyprus, and Andorra.
Costa
Rica —“Los Ticos”
-5 Games Played
-5 Goals Scored
-117 Hot Girls
Man was I ever pulling for them as they held on against the
Dutch for 120 minutes. Some story that would have made. Even if I had predicted
that the clock would strike Midnight….who cares if my predictions turn out to
be dead wrong?
We all owe a tremendous debt to these Central Americans for
the color and excitement they brought to this tournament. They simply gave us
the best narrative. They’re saga remains your friendly bookie’s favorite. ; ) ;
) Adios, Amigos!
PURA VIDA!
PURA VIDA!
PURA VIDA!
From WM 2014—Day Three Recap:
Hell
yes these Latin Americans really know how to do it! How about those
turbocharged Columbians and the upstart Costa Ricans? “PURA VIDA”! Los Ticos
shock the World. We’ve got our first major bombshell. The entire Globe isn’t
merely alight, we’re detonating more fusion blasts than the Sun itself. BOOM!
“PURA VIDA” Please Herr Blatter. PLEASE! Let’s come back to Latin America in
eight years time. Fuck Qatar. I don’t want to go to Qatar. Let’s stay here
where we belong. We’ve been gone for 26 years. Give Beckenbauer some shady
financial deals and bring us back home.
PURA
VIDA!
(Fuck
Qatar)
PURA
VIDA!
(Fuck
Qatar)
PURA
VIDA!
…..
…..
…..
SLOW
DOWN? Surely the next encounter would bring us back down. Absent Suarez, the
Uruguayans could be depended upon to play ugly and dirty. We’d have plenty of
time to glance away from the screen with all those midfield whistles and
languid throw-ins. This one had “defensive stalemate” written all over it.
To
hell with that. Godin and Cavani generated quality chances early on, with the
latter missing out on a golden opportunity. After the penalty, Campbell fired a
scorching warning shot that just missed Muslera’s far post. Keylor Navas
produced an insanely acrobatic save on Forlan as the half wound down. Your
friendly bookie managed to type up all of two sentences as the game just
wouldn’t let him go.
He
managed perhaps a half a sentence during the throbbing second half. Campbell’s
laser meant anything was now possible. Three minutes later Duarte’s diving
header sent him into convulsions. So many intriguing story lines as Suarez
began to warm up. But where would the time to write come from if the chronicler
can’t take his eyes off the screen? Urena’s clinical finish, Pereira’s nasty
foul, Cavani slotting for a non-existent Suarez…how can one multitask with all
this great football?
From WM 2014—Day Nine Recap
PURA
VIDA Syndicate Members,
PURA
VIDA!
PURA
VIDA!
PURA
VIDA!
Apologies,
Philly Wop Contingent, but the “Cinderella Freight Train” just flattened you.
The “Fantastic Frogs” also further fattened your friendly bookie’s wallet and
it’s “Ecuadorian Ecstasy”!. Another Latin American team has the whole world
dancing to a Hispanic Rhythm. What a mind-blowing day!! Let’s get to work.
….
….
….
Let’s
talk some football. How’s that for a segue? I really like these Ticos. Given
the way that the groups are structured, it’s entirely possible to see them
punching through all the way to the Quarterfinals. Head Coach Jorge Luis Pinto
deploys a deceptively simple looking 5-4-1 that, upon closer inspection,
uniquely features three strong centerbacks and NO REAL defensive midfielder.
They distribute the ball well, maintaining possession to produce some fabulous
counters.
Keylor
Navas, the “Superstar keeper” will get a new contract soon. I don’t see him
staying with Levante or even in La Liga. Some Premiership club would do well to
scoop him up. Same applies to captain Bryan Ruiz. He’s been just phenomenal.
I’m monitoring this Joel Campbell injury closely, but there’s simply no reason
Bolanos and Tejeda can’t step it up if need be.
We’re really going to miss them. Transition time as Bryan
Ruiz, Christian Bolanos, Junior Diaz, Michael Barrantes, and Johnny Accosta all
will likely be to old to come along should the country qualify for 2018.
Hmmm…..I suppose we’re really going to have to cover that 2016 “Copa America
Super Tournament” after all.
Let’s “draw it up” for our heart-stealers.
Projected
Lineup:
“Los
Ticos”—Match Five—(5-4-1)
Joel Campbell
|
Christian Bolanos Bryan Ruiz
|
Yeltsin Tejeda Celso Borges
|
Junior Diaz
Cristian Gamboa
|
M.
Umana G.C. Gonzalez J. Acosta
|
Keylor Navas
|
Actual
Lineup:
“Los
Ticos”—Match Five—(5-2-3)
Joel Campbell
|
Christian Bolanos Bryan Ruiz
|
Celso Borges Yeltsin Tejeda
|
Junior Diaz
Cristian Gamboa
|
M.
Umana G.C. Gonzalez J. Acosta
|
Keylor Navas
|
Perfect pick absent the fact that Borges and Tejeda appeared
to have flipped. Pinto also appeared to be a bit more adventurous in his
assignments to Bolanos and Ruiz. To my eyes, it looked as if they were
instructed to serve as strikers. Overall, fine job of coping with the Duarte
suspension.
All three substitutes receive grades.
Grades:
Grades—Costa
Rica (Match Five)
Keylor Navas
|
A
|
Christian Bolanos
|
A
|
J.M. Cubero
|
B+
|
Celso Borges
|
B
|
Giancarlo Gonzalez
|
B-
|
Bryan Ruiz
|
C+
|
Joel Campbell
|
C
|
Cristain Gamboa
|
C
|
David Myrie
|
C
|
Johnny Acosta
|
C-
|
Yeltsin Tejeda
|
D
|
Marco Urena
|
D
|
Michael Umana
|
D-
|
Junior Diaz
|
F
|
Umana somewhat unfairly finds himself near the bottom after
that penalty miss. Somehow we all just knew Diaz would get perpetually smoked.
Poor fellow. He’s on every coach’s White Board now. Had he not burned all of
his substitutions, Pinto might have subbed in a cold keeper too. Navas would
have received an A+ were it not for the shootout.
“Riffs
of the Day”—Day Twenty One
Reader:
It’s irksome hearing about what a great goalie Time Howard is. He’s a “keeper”,
not a “goalie”. This isn’t hockey.
Vicey:
Take it easy, 128-M. It’s America. They call the “pitch” the
“field”.
They call the “flank” the “wing”. They call the “delivery” the “service”.
As if
all of that isn’t bad enough, they call “football”….. “soccer”. Anyone can make
a mistake. Note that you incorrectly referred to “Tim Howard” as “Time Howard”.
This bookie has learned how to forgive. Confuse “Austria” with “Australia” if
you must. I forgive. Mix up “Russia” with “The Soviet Union”. It’s okay. Typos need
to be forgiven, if only because I make an average of ten of them per post!
Reader:
Wesley Sneijder couldn’t do that in practice if he tried twelve times!
Vicey: I
know. That’s more of a freak occurrence than that time I ran into a Shuttle
Bus!
Reader:
What do you think about the girl attached to Hummels [Carli Fischer]?
Vicey: I
think she really needs to be fucked in the ass. I also think I’ve seen too many
“Hot Girls”. Time for some long baths and good books.
Reader:
Won’t you please cover ALL of the tournaments?
Vicey:
Working on it. Maybe I can make it happen. Where there’s a will, there’s a way.
; )
Enjoy
your day off, Gentlemen!!
Back
with Semi-final Lines tomorrow!!
