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Well Lilian will never win an Oscar.

Watching the Greek news on satellite TV, its been reported some Italian players were calling Zidan a dirty Arab, and a terrorist ( he is from Algeria) and they also pinched his nipple, or pinched his ass, something like that. He still should have kept his cool. I watched the game again with my brother-in-law. Except for the first 30 minutes, France DOMINATED that game!!

How much does Nick Dinsmore get paid yearly to be treated like that?

So TBS vs Flair tomorrow on ECW? This is 1997 Nitro all over again?

These two old bastards are still gold. I thought Foley was very entertaining on the mic tonight.

Ashley who won last year signed a 3-year contract extension a few months ago. WWE still has the following search contesants under contract Maria Kristal Michelle McCool Melina Ashley Gone (that had actual characters) Christy Amy Joy Also gone is that former Playmate of the year that actually won one of these. Cant remember her name. The one that is engaged to that fag, Jeff Garcia.

Kristal has an amazing body!! Watch Smackdown at all? Her implants are horrible. She looks like a messed up Barbie doll. Kristal looked kind of out of proportion in that bikini contest a few weeks ago. Big tits and hips but her waist was way fucking small. She has an incredible ass.

Kristal has an amazing body!! Watch Smackdown at all?

Melina looks way better than Lita did tonight. Its not even close. Everyone has their own prefrences. I think Lita is a complete dog. I wouldnt even throw my cum at her. Melina IMHO, is smoking hot. I love Latina's, hate white trash.

-Shelton looked great in that match. -Christ, is Lita fuckin' ugly! -When is the last time Edge connected with his spear? -Melina is wearing pants? -Melina is HOTT!! -I'm gonna really miss Trish

Yes, but dont forget the ref didnt call an obvious foul that would have resulted in a pk for France. He ignored it because he had already called one.

Italy gets thoroughly out played for the exeption of the first 30 minutes and they win the game?? France dominated that game. DISGUSTING! How did France manage to lose their 4 best players before the P.K's Couldnt Henry tough it out for 5 more minutes. Wow, the better team lost.

Pretty much agreed with everything he said

He has the same jumps.

Which is the one that dropped out? The one with the wild hair?

Rvd's 3 talking spots were VERY good last night

I'm sure he finds it entertaining. It's the only way to explain all the insane crap he puts on TV every week. But, he's stuck in a hard place with ECW. In order to get a significant amount of fans (and from what I gather, what Sci-Fi wanted), he has to put some established WWE guys on the show. But, there's only an hour per week to work with, and no PPV time. And thus only so many true ECW workers he could push. Vince put it all into RVD and Sabu. And they fucked him over big time. I put most of the blame on them for being selfish, for the inevitable quick demise of "ECW". It was dead and buried before they were arrested

Tyson Chandler to N.O. -- Bulls to deal Chandler to Hornets for Brown, SmithBy Marc Stein ESPN.com The Chicago Bulls and New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets on Wednesday reached a verbal agreement on the widely expected trade that will send Bulls center Tyson Chandler to the Hornets for veteran forward P.J. Brown and swingman J.R. Smith. Tyson Chandler Center Chicago Bulls Profile 2006 SEASON STATISTICS GM PPG RPG APG FG% FT% 79 5.3 9.0 1.0 .565 .503 NBA front-office sources told ESPN.com that the players involved have been notified that the deal will officially go through July 12, which is the first day NBA teams can officially complete signings and trades after the league announces the salary cap for the 2006-07 season. The ability to deal away Chandler, who has five years and $54 million left on his contract, was crucial for the Bulls in their pursuit of Ben Wallace. They likely couldn't have offered Wallace as much as they did -- nearly $60 million over four years -- without receiving Brown's much friendlier contract in return. The willingness to take on Chandler's contract, meanwhile, represents the third bold move from the traditionally quiet Hornets in the space of a week, after years of criticism endured by Hornets owner George Shinn for his reluctance to spend. "It's my understanding that the trade is going to happen," said Mark Bartelstein, Brown's agent. "P.J. is very excited. He feels like the Bulls have an opportunity to compete for a championship. He really enjoyed his time with the Hornets, but he has so many fond memories of his days in Miami and contending every year that Chicago is a really good situation for him to get back to." New Orleans/Oklahoma City commenced its aggressive summer makeover by offering Peja Stojakovic a five-year deal worth more than $60 million to entice the sharpshooting former All-Star to leave the Indiana Pacers. That was Saturday. On Sunday, Shinn followed the Stojakovic coup by sanctioning a three-year commitment worth more than $15 million to Memphis Grizzlies guard Bobby Jackson. The venerable Brown, who turns 37 in October, has only one season left on his contract at $8 million. Swapping Brown and the out-of-favor Smith for Chandler means New Orleans/Oklahoma City has committed to well over $120 million in new contracts since free agency began Saturday at 12:01 a.m. Smith Brown It adds up to the most unexpected outlay ever seen from Shinn, even more unexpected than the big contracts he awarded Baron Davis and Jamal Mashburn in the club's Charlotte days. Those moves were contract extensions. The Hornets have never been known for making offseason splashes such as these. Yet this deal holds obvious appeal on both sides. Hornets coach Byron Scott, himself the recipient of a three-year contract extension just before the draft, wants to play an up-tempo game and will inevitably see the more athletic Chandler, at 7-foot-1 and turning 24 in October, as a better fit than Brown alongside Rookie of the Year point guard Chris Paul, Stojakovic and power forward David West. The trade makes even more sense for the Bulls. They don't want to play two non-scorers together (Chandler and Wallace) and moving out Chandler's expensive contract for Brown's expiring deal makes it much easier to absorb Wallace's deal. Brown, furthermore, is regarded as one of the best locker-room influences in the league and, along with Wallace, would provide legitimate size ... as well as the veteran know-how lacking in Chicago since the breakup of Michael Jordan's Bulls after their sixth and final championship in 1998. Smith has at least three players ahead of him in Chicago's swing rotation -- Andres Nocioni, Ben Gordon and Luol Deng -- but the 20-year-old has attracted significant trade interest since falling out of Scott's rotation halfway through the season. Smith, then, figures to be a valuable trade chip for the Bulls if he can't crack coach Scott Skiles' rotation, although league restrictions on trades would make it difficult for Chicago to move him until 60 days after this trade is officially consummated. Marc Stein is the senior NBA writer for ESPN.com. To e-mail him, click here.

"The Greek way" is argueing, finger pointing, and selfishness. i.e. too many cooks in the kitchen

They have better players, and their group may have been cake, but I haven't looked at it in a while. So, I will right now and edit it in. Italy, Norway, Scotland, Belarus, Slovenia, and Moldova. Norway and Scotland are ok, but that's an easy group. One thing I do know, is that they didn't play anyone that was worth their time until today. They also have the best goalkeeper in the world (that will be sitting in a jail cell sometime after the Cup), and almost every player in the rest of their starting 11 is better than anything the Greeks have. Just the way it works out, even if they have an Argentine that doesn't know their anthem. Dont rip on us Greeks that bad LOL. Dont forget we beat two teams who are in this years Final 4 of the world ,France- and Portugal twice, who was the HOST team. They are a far cry from Italy I admit, but I see them improving and I believe they are one of the top 25 teams in the world. IMHO

Anybody else impressed with RVD'S 3 verbal spots? I thought he was great. Hope that it has been the WWE keeping the mic out of his hands, and not Rob being desperate tonight just trying to keep his job.

How long did the live show actually last? What happened that wasn't on TV? Check the very top of this page

Its his life, let him do what he wants. Let him kill himself, just dont contribute to it by buying the PPV

So this means no RVD on SNME? Great