Afrika dixsi camal ee iska soo daba dhacoosaa. Koonfur Afrika, Nayjeeriya, Kamaruun waa qul quleen. Aayfori Koosti albaabka ey lugta kala sii baxeen. Yaa kuu haray? Al-Jeeriya iyo Gaana. Al-Jeeriya shaki kuma jiro inay qul quleeso in mucjiso dhacdo mooyee. Gaana baa ah rajada kaliya ee u hartay 750, 000, 000 malyuun dad ah oo Qaaradooda lugu qabtay Horyaalka Koobka Adduunka. Gaana qudheedana waxaa haya Jarmalka oo kacsan oo doonaya inay usoo baxaan 16-ka ugu danbeeya. 'Afrikaay hurudoooooooooooooy!'

Why target just one member of the team. Granted he managed to get himself a red card, but the rest of them weren't any good.

^Agree with that.

According to Adebayor (who now calls himself Manny or is it Mannu, i don't know), the foreign coaches are good for the African team as they do not ask for money off the players in order to play for the team. He tarnished every African coach there.

^Mara is checking if everything is in place. Ninkani waa circus freak. Kisses to the players, theatrics by the side of the pitch and the chain he is holding and kissing throughout the match, not to mention the two watches. He's good to watch though. He's good entertainment.

Ciise Xayaatu - the head of CAF - said, it would be a tragedy if there are no at least two African teams in the knockout stage of the WC. Guess what, it is likely that there will be none. And it is all down to Xayaatu and his effing ilk because of their corrupted ways they run football and sports in general in Africa. It suits you. And now they won't be able to pressure FIFA to allow Africa to keep the sixth team for the next wc because of this result. Hurray.

I told you so! And now an African is the first to hit the sack in SA. More casualties will follow. Only Ghana stands a chance to make it to the 2nd round.

Denmark 2 up. Easy goal.

Somalis have one good excuse, soo maaha?

Danes will come out winners in this! The Africans are taking the p!ss. Boy, I hate this ITV (UK) commentator's commentary. I hate it when an African team scores and he goes 'a goal for Africa'. Does he say the same when Euro team scores, NO!

It would have been something for the continent to see one of the participating nations to qualify from the group stage with flying colours, and Ghana threw that away today. The Aussies came back with a lot of spirit and determination uplift their tattered reputation. Sad.

^That Maicon goal was a fluke, sxb.

^^Nothing outta the ordinary really. My problem is once my sleep pattern gets messed, my sleep suffers. In order to get that back, I've to deprive myself of sleep when I want to get sleep when I want and wake up when I want to.

Depressing tale. Children carrying guns for a US ally, Somalia.

^Come on, don't believe everything that you read on the Internet. Some of these Somali sites will write anything and eveything without a second thought. Besides, and I know this is a debate that you've had on these pages, for a period of six months these Jihadists have brought peace and stability in Mogadishu which no one else before them (since '91) or after managed. They've their flaws, but that is a credit to them. So give credit where it is due.

^lol@how Russell Peters spells a Zulu name! It'd be like this, 'Od-dhuq-weyne'....lol. No cay intended.

constant buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz in your head throughout the game.

What a fitting thread. It is so late, and I can't get a wink at all thanks to my sleep pattern being disrupted. Now, that is my problem. So long as I have a pattern I will have a good 7-8 hours, even though I would love less and function normal or preferably better than normal, but that would be a stretch for me. I have tried to push myself by basically depriving of much needed sleep, but that catches up with me when I am in minimum motioning state, i.e., sitting and so on. The only way that I can treat a disrupted sleep pattern is by forcing myself to deprive myself of sleep in one night and try to correct the wrong the following few nights.

Why do people regurgitate everything their hear or listen on the media. Rubbish. Do your own analysis, and say things as you see them yourself. Waa iga talo. England team is a good team, but the problem is they're put under huge pressure, and because of that burden most of the time they under-perform. Simple. USA were underdogs, had nothing to lose plus that highly cooked sauce of natiolasm hence their performance. For example, look at SA, their team is average (very good manager) but they're walking on water because of that wave of support and being in their country. I'm done.

"Born to a throne, stronger then Rome A violent prone, poor people zone But it's my home, all I have known" - What an amazing lyrics. Said a lot in that simple line.

Vuvuzela or bubuzela or whatever that horn they're playing is called is really a headache. It is a continous sound of swamp of bees. You realise it the effect it had on you when the play comes to a half time or finishes. The broadcasters have to find a way to shut out the background noise completely, seriously.

He is revolting and totally inarticulate, despite the fact he thinks he's the best orator. This is what he said in relation to the assassination of the Hamas official by the Israeli secret service with forged foreign passports: "I'd be happy if someone used my passport to kill such a disgusting Hamas terrorist." He is an absolute scum. I like this headline:

^Love at first sight, eh? I think he/she has done some fine googling. This was a good job, however you found them.

Daallo Airline flight from Djibouti to Somalia would always take the jitters off flying. Anyone who flies with them lot's airlines would see any other flight as a walk in the park. I strongly recommend. Allah SWT's safety is the ultimate safety, but these guys do not a thing about safety, I'm talking about Daallo and co.

Anyone and everyone can see that bringing back law and order, peace and normality of life is essential for Somalia and most of the world, and the Islamists have proven that. But the problem is one of ideology. Question is: can the West bring themselves to stop their arrogant muscular interventionism and leave people to decide their future as they see fit? Would an African or anyone else for that matter, live in Nairobi (and most of Africa and developing countries), where corruption is commonplace and the slightest affair in state departments takes what seems like forever to get it done and God knows how many officials you have to bribe to get it through OR Islamist run Somalia where corruption would come to an absolute halt and transparency rules the day? The answer is obvious.