Debora Patta Needs a Bafana Jersey !

I don't like soccer. Never have, never will. Sorry. :(

I guess that makes me un-South African... and those bloody Vuvuzellas are driving me insane! :mad: Stupid neighbour kids! Shouldn't they be in bed by now? :mad: :mad:

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I think it's much bigger than "liking soccer" it's about uniting as a nation for a common cause, the world cup gives us a perfect opportunity to do that.
 
Rather not. She has a habit of cutting people off during her interviews and speaking over them straight after asking them a question. I'm not surprised people decline to be interviewed by her
 
you will not catch me in one of those awful YELLOW shirts, sorry, no ways!

i love yellow but yellow is just not my color when it comes to clothes.
 
sister said:
you will not catch me in one of those awful YELLOW shirts, sorry, no ways!

i love yellow but yellow is just not my color when it comes to clothes.
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I have yet to meet someone that does not suite a patriotic yellow dammit!!!!!!!

Patriotic looks good on anyone :p
 
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So maybe start a petition for your beloved PEP, Edgars, Ackermans & whatever other franchiser you can think of, to stop selling these shirts.
 
shingionline said:
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After watching 3rd Degree I was left thinking, we should all get together and donate our dear Debora Patta the Real Bafana Bafana shirt (if she wants one). I think this shows half hearted support. We must FULLY get behind our national team.

I think people need to decide, are you a true Bafana (South Africa) Supporter or not. Are we United as a Country or not. What does South Africa think ?
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:wtf: So if you are not a Bafana supporter you (by extension) are "seperated" from the Unity of the Country? Please, your reasoning leaves a lot to be desired. What about your own personal likes and dislikes? Is this not a democratic country? I don't like sport and will not be supporting Bafana. Shame on me :whistle:
 
Cheri_N said:
:wtf: So if you are not a Bafana supporter you (by extension) are "seperated" from the Unity of the Country? Please, your reasoning leaves a lot to be desired. What about your own personal likes and dislikes? Is this not a democratic country? I don't like sport and will not be supporting Bafana. Shame on me :whistle:
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It is much bigger than "liking soccer" it's about uniting as a nation for a common cause, the world cup gives us a perfect opportunity to do that. D'you think all the black people who filled the stadium and supported the Springboks for the 1995 rugby World Cup final necessarily "liked rugby" ? I think not, it's known as NATIONAL PRIDE
 
shingionline said:
It is much bigger than "liking soccer" it's about uniting as a nation for a common cause, the world cup gives us a perfect opportunity to do that. D'you think all the black people who filled the stadium and supported the Springboks for the 1995 rugby World Cup final necessarily "liked rugby" ? I think not, it's known as NATIONAL PRIDE
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Bah Humbug!
 
I think you have to accept that no everyone is happy that we are hosting the biggest show on earth... and it's probably their right to feel so.
They are no interfering with others' fun, so no need to worry about it. Of course they will need a rock under which to spend the next 4 weeks at least.
 
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I think you have to accept that no everyone is happy that we are hosting the biggest show on earth... and it's probably their right to feel so.
They are no interfering with others' fun, so no need to worry about it. Of course they will need a rock under which to spend the next 4 weeks at least.
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Good point
 
R13... said:
I think you have to accept that no everyone is happy that we are hosting the biggest show on earth... and it's probably their right to feel so.
They are no interfering with others' fun, so no need to worry about it. Of course they will need a rock under which to spend the next 4 weeks at least.
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No rock for me. I'll be too busy oogling Ronaldo ;).
 
shingionline said:
It is much bigger than "liking soccer" it's about uniting as a nation for a common cause, the world cup gives us a perfect opportunity to do that. D'you think all the black people who filled the stadium and supported the Springboks for the 1995 rugby World Cup final necessarily "liked rugby" ? I think not, it's known as NATIONAL PRIDE
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I find this statement a bit racist. You are implying that all black people like only soccer and all white people like only rugby and that black people supported the rugby as they are more patriotic then whites because many whites don't support the soccer. I've got news for you, I am a white guy and I support Bafana, I have done so since they first started playing internationals, not just now that they are winning. Also a lot of my white friends support them, not all, but most. for those that don't, it really is their own choice. I know a lot of black people that even now won't support the Springboks because they feel it is an Apartheid sport:wtf: but I don't try force it on them.
 
Ronjay said:
I find this statement a bit racist. You are implying that all black people like only soccer and all white people like only rugby and that black people supported the rugby as they are more patriotic then whites because many whites don't support the soccer. I've got news for you, I am a white guy and I support Bafana, I have done so since they first started playing internationals, not just now that they are winning. Also a lot of my white friends support them, not all, but most. for those that don't, it really is their own choice. I know a lot of black people that even now won't support the Springboks because they feel it is an Apartheid sport:wtf: but I don't try force it on them.
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It's great to hear your point of view Ronjay don't worry, noone is going to tie your hands and drag you to the soccer stadium, it's just a forum where we all express our views
 
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