So Richelieu and Warspite will face off, while Bismarck and Gangut watch from the sidelines to see if Croatia (the victorious) can beat the undefeated Belgium with no losses to date.
Maya literally says soccer (サッカー, sakkaa), and somehow it gets translated as football. Come on brits, you invented the word, own up to it.
American Football isn't exactly exploding outside of North America - if you say football, most people think soccer. And the terms seem to be interchangeable on Japanese, from what I'm getting via Google Translate.
And England beat the Swedes, so it's time to see if Warspite will join Bisko right soon.
Yeah, it certainly was a fun experience. It was 2 AM, and while I wasn't sitting in front of a TV I could hear cheers shaking the earth from afar. I never had my hopes up this time around so I didn't bother to watch the news right away, so it was next morning that I got to know the results. What can I say? Such is football, and such is sports. You can't let your guard down 'til the very last moment. This should be a nice wake-up call to any team who's thinking they have a free pass to next round just because their opponent "looks feeble".
Not that this has anything to do with the World Cup, but Warspite's comment about scurrying home from Russia also applies to France (Napoleon, 1812), but apparently Richelieu was being too smug to notice...
Oh dear me, how pitiful!
Well, there's one in four years, non?Scurrying home from Russia is something you're well acquainted with, right?Just quit it, you guys.Yesterday, Germany got themselves eliminated right in the first round of the World Cup!No need to feel so down!Even though they won the last one, they were in the lowest group this time.duuuuuurrbllllllbGermany has been eliminated.Ah, the football.
Got you.Maya-san, Maya-san....Bismarck?About today's practice!Oiii! Bismarck!