Zidane makes the cut in new Street Fighter game |
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by the hammer of Dan Zuccarelli! |
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Complete with super-special move!
I still like Zidane, regardless of this stupid move. But holy sh*t was it stupid.
I was actually quite upset about it until I saw this, at the very minimum it’s made great ytmnd material.
And barring some incredible circumstance, it’s the last you’ll have to hear about the French National Team from me.
Click this link for a version with sound that seals the deal.
Am I the only one that watched the World Cup? Who was everyone rooting for?
6 Responses to “Zidane makes the cut in new Street Fighter game”
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Harpua Scorpio on 10 Jul 2006 at 6:08 pm #
Alas I was fruitfully rooting for the USA but to keep my spirits up I was actually rooting for England. Stupid Ricardo! Who the hell blocks THREE PKs in a quarterfinal game at the World Cup? Honestly.
ZANTicon on 10 Jul 2006 at 7:29 pm #
i was initially rooting for spain but after they were kicked out i wanted to root for the underdog, France. also because i’ve been playing FIFA and that stupid global challenge where you are brazil trying to score two goals against france made me think, “ok these guys are better than decent.” LOL
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Manuel on 10 Jul 2006 at 10:58 pm #
” i wanted to root for the underdog, France” - You can call them everything you want, but they are former world champions and certainly no underdogs. I was rooting for my country’s team, Portugal and rooted for Italy in the finals. We just can’t bring ourselves to like the french around here…
danzuke (NetPhantom) on 11 Jul 2006 at 12:40 am #
Portugal had a great run and it was alot of fun to watch them play.
I guess against Italy France was the underdog but you’re right, they’re not exactly a no-name team
VicViper on 11 Jul 2006 at 9:30 am #
I thought it was funny when Zidane went crazy. My jaw dropped. I knew it was a matter of time until the ref pulled out the red card, and when he did, I knew the game was over.