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This is what we should have done with the England Team

Postby trueblue64 » Thu Jul 29, 2010 5:36 pm

North Korea's football squad have been subjected to a public humiliation in the wake of their World Cup failure.

The team lost all three games in South Africa, where they were making their first World Cup finals appearance since 1966.
They took the stage at the People's Palace of Culture in the capital Pyongyang while 400 students subjected them to a six-hour reprimand.
Reports claim coach Kim Jong-Hun was made to work on a building site and expelled from the Workers' Party of Korea.
He was blamed for "betraying the trust of Kim Jong-Un", one of dictator Kim Jong-Il's sons, after the country went into the tournament with high hopes of qualifying from the so-called 'Group of Death'.
The criticism was led by Ri Dong-Kyu, a commentator for state TV, which made the 7-0 drubbing at the hands of Portugal its first ever live sports broadcast.
The decision to show the game live came in the wake of an encouraging 2-1 defeat to Brazil. North Korea lost their final game 3-0 to Ivory Coast.
Radio Free Asia claimed the dressing-down took place on July 2, but news only leaked out of the famously secretive country this week.
Japanese-born pair Jong Tae-Se and An Yong-Hak escaped censure, flying straight to Japan from South Korea.
A source from South Korea’s intelligence community told the Chosun Ilbo newspaper: "In the past, North Korean athletes and coaches who performed badly were sent to prison camps.
“Considering the high hopes North Koreans had for the World Cup, the regime could have done worse things to the team than just reprimand them for their ideological shortcomings."
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Re: This is what we should have done with the England Team

Postby Ted Hughes » Thu Jul 29, 2010 5:47 pm

How good would that be? Getting stuck into Rooney & John Terry etc. It could involve rotten tomatoes etc. They could sell out Wembley for several nights of humilliation or even tour them around the country. Never bothered to go & watch England but I'd go for that.
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Re: This is what we should have done with the England Team

Postby brite blu sky » Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:14 pm

Ted Hughes wrote:How good would that be? Getting stuck into Rooney & John Terry etc. It could involve rotten tomatoes etc. They could sell out Wembley for several nights of humilliation or even tour them around the country. Never bothered to go & watch England but I'd go for that.


i think a good ol fashioned tour around the whole country would best.. let all the locals get really involved
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Re: This is what we should have done with the England Team

Postby DoomMerchant » Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:16 pm

the whole situation is so sad. what planet are they living on that they had any fuclin hope to even win a match in that group? amazing. so distorted and nonsensical. i feel bad for the people of North Korea. Such desperation to the North while they continue to have economic and cultural success in the South.

i blame the Chinese, but that's just an American point of view that feels good emotionally.

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Re: This is what we should have done with the England Team

Postby brite blu sky » Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:26 pm

DoomMerchant wrote:the whole situation is so sad. what planet are they living on that they had any fuclin hope to even win a match in that group? amazing. so distorted and nonsensical. i feel bad for the people of North Korea. Such desperation to the North while they continue to have economic and cultural success in the South.

i blame the Chinese, but that's just an American point of view that feels good emotionally.

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dont you also feel bad for the people of England.. they also have a distorted and nonsensical view of their national football team
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Re: This is what we should have done with the England Team

Postby patrickblue » Thu Jul 29, 2010 10:14 pm

DoomMerchant wrote:the whole situation is so sad. what planet are they living on that they had any fuclin hope to even win a match in that group? amazing. so distorted and nonsensical. i feel bad for the people of North Korea. Such desperation to the North while they continue to have economic and cultural success in the South.

i blame the Chinese, but that's just an American point of view that feels good emotionally.

cheers


That's how the communist system works. In the old eastern bloc countries there were all sorts of stories about failed athletes being banged up as political prisoners, sent to Siberia to dig salt, or worse.
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