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Angola Send a Warning to World Cup Foes

April 29th, 2006 | By: WC Bob | 12 Comments »

Dear Mexico/Iran/Portugal,

Those nightmares you are having tonight are about how you are going to stop the Angola express in Germany in June. After watching the Palancas beat Mauritius 5-1 today in the Cosafa Castle Cup, you must be pretty scared now. How will you ever find an answer for Akwa, who scored in the 2nd and 27th minutes? Who do you have to defend Mateus, who scored in the 53rd and 57th minutes? Do you need a little Love? You’re in luck because we have some and he scored the final goal today. Lest you think we are without sympathy, we might just let you score a goal like we did in the first minute today. We are nice that way.

Sincerely,
The Next World Cup Champions

PS You might not want to watch tomorrow’s match against Lesotho. It will surely give you even more nightmares!

EDIT: This match report says Akwa scored three Goals. Boooo-ya!

Tags: Group B, World Cup 2006

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Comments

By Andre | April 29th, 2006 at 12:38 pm

What a perfomance today!

Posted from United Kingdom

By Andre | April 29th, 2006 at 1:35 pm

Is it true that we are playing Turkey instead of Saudi Arabia on June 2nd?

Posted from United Kingdom

By Pasha | April 29th, 2006 at 1:49 pm

Andre – I haven’t heard anything about Turkey. I hope that isn’t the case though. They are a very physical team. I’d rather play Saudi. Either way it will be a strong test before the WC.

By Euler | April 30th, 2006 at 3:27 am

Too bad these games don’t air here in Brazil. Its great that you are building this high confidence.

By fab | April 30th, 2006 at 4:18 pm

mauritius and portugal are 2 different things

Posted from Canada

By Iran’s response to Angola’s warning - FIFA World Cup 2006 - Iran World Cup Team Blog | April 30th, 2006 at 5:32 pm

[...] Thank you kindly for your letter of warning. [...]

Posted from United States

By Luis Carlos | May 3rd, 2006 at 2:04 am

Dear Angola Team:

Akwa?
Maritius?
Lesotho?
Mateus?

I am sorry, don’t think those names sound as a nightmare to either Portugal, Iran or Mexico. What about:

Paraguay? 2-1
Ghana? 1-0
Marquez (Champions League Finalist with Barca)?
Borgetti (back as a starter in Bolton)
Franco (Semifinalist in Champions League with Villareal)

You should see the Venezuela game on Friday, and try to not have nightmares.

Sorry Pasha we are still having good dreams about the first round, its the second round we have bad dreams about.

Greetings from:

Mexico, next group D 1st place.

Posted from Mexico

By Kiko | May 3rd, 2006 at 10:09 am

Good to know that Angola are being underestimated. It will make their job to win easier!

Posted from United Kingdom

By Andre | May 3rd, 2006 at 10:33 am

Angola are playing Turkey on June 2. http://www.fafutebol.com/article70.html

Posted from United Kingdom

By Back Mexico up! Angola Vs. Mexico - FIFA World Cup 2006 - Mexico World Cup Team Blog | May 3rd, 2006 at 11:19 pm

[...] I think we have to be clear on a few pointers here. There is a post on the Angola blog titled: “Angola sends a warning to World Cup Foes”, in wich Pasha, our good friend, explains why Mexico is having a nightmare and a hard time thinking in their rivals the Palancas Negras. [...]

Posted from United States

By Luis Carlos | May 3rd, 2006 at 11:26 pm

Kiko:

Nice reply!!

Pasha et all:

Check out the Blog I posted in the Mexico Blog about these thoughts!

Posted from Mexico

By Advantage Iran! - FIFA World Cup 2006 - Iran World Cup Team Blog | May 4th, 2006 at 2:48 am

[...] I found out tonight that since Angola sent their warning, to which Iran responded, Mexico has been loosing sleep trying to come up with their response. [...]

Posted from United States

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