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by **Red black white** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:46 pm

greenred wrote:
Falabella wrote:Corinthians trophy in 2000 can't be contempted as Sãopaulinos are saying, this is an unbiased thinking of a rival fan. BTW, the honours of São Paulo in 92 and 93 are not "Mickey Mouse friendly matches", they're great glories, of a technically "intercontinental" championship, but it can be considered as a Worldwide championship, even by FIFA, as they say in their website.

Liverpool refused to play in the 1977 and 1978 Intercontinental friendly match because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned trophy.It was just a long haul friendly match.They decided to play in 1981 and 1984 because they were offered a vast amount of money by Toyota to play.FIFA can rewrite the rules now if they want,but that trophy you won certainly didnt make you World Champions.Win on Sunday though,and you can certainly claim that title.

FIFA recognized all Intercontinental winners as being WORLD CHAMPIONS due to the amateurism of football in the other continents at those times.

The last world champion was Porto (2004).

You didn't participate in those competitions because you were afraid of South Americans violent football, mainly the argentinians. So, Liverpool didn't want to meet Boca Juniors. I'm sorry that Liverpool didn't take that competition so seriously. Most part of European clubs did, including MU in 1999.

Now FIFA considers all of them World Champions and this World Club Championship 2005 is just an adaptation because of the development of football in Africa, Asia etc.

by **Igor Zidane** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:47 pm

i think sao paulo should be very afraid of our own crouchinho who will terrorise there defence,his great grandmother once won the over 90's beach volleyball championchips on copa cabana beach in may 1992

by **Falabella** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:51 pm

Lionzz wrote:
Falabella wrote:
Nope.. just saying that he is a TERRIBLE keeper and he ALWAYS does those stupid things (I guess he failed at the 1st or third goal.. can't remember) in important matches...

It's because of HIM that I don't believe Brazil will win 2006's World Cup!!

He's just plain AWFUL!

Isn't he the one who made 3 saves in the penalty shoot out against Juventus in 2003 Champions League?

I can explain why the Sãopaulinos doesn't aprove Dida.

When he was playing at Corinthians, in the end of the 90's, his saves in penalties desqualified São Paulo in Brazilian league and in the State league.

I can't remember in wich, but in one of those matches he saved 2 shots from Raí.

Ok.. you think it's a personal issue... but answer me this... (I think you're brazilian)...

Are you safe with Dida being our main keeper (remember, for instance, Inter vs Milan's last match)...

If you are, good for you, I'M CERTAINLY NOT!

Why I shouldn't be? Rogério Ceni, for example, wouldn't make me feel safer.

by **Bandeirante_SPFC** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:53 pm

crazyhorse wrote:Sure we respect you... what you guys did in the last world club championship was class

However on sunday you will lose.

Sorry.....

Thanks...

São Paulo 3 x 2 Milan in 1993.

In 1992 we beat Barcelona of Stoichkov:

2 : 1

LOL! Now I have to disagree with you about sunday. Sunday will be a nice day! But for me of course! LOL

by **greenred** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:55 pm

Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Falabella wrote:Corinthians trophy in 2000 can't be contempted as Sãopaulinos are saying, this is an unbiased thinking of a rival fan. BTW, the honours of São Paulo in 92 and 93 are not "Mickey Mouse friendly matches", they're great glories, of a technically "intercontinental" championship, but it can be considered as a Worldwide championship, even by FIFA, as they say in their website.

Liverpool refused to play in the 1977 and 1978 Intercontinental friendly match because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned trophy.It was just a long haul friendly match.They decided to play in 1981 and 1984 because they were offered a vast amount of money by Toyota to play.FIFA can rewrite the rules now if they want,but that trophy you won certainly didnt make you World Champions.Win on Sunday though,and you can certainly claim that title.

FIFA recognized all Intercontinental winners as WORLD CHAMPIONS due to the amateurism of football in the other continents at those times.

The last world champion is Porto (2004).

You didn't participate in those competitions because you were afraid of South Americans violent football, mainly the argentinians. So, Liverpool didn't want to meet Boca Juniors. I'm sorry that Liverpool didn't take that competition so seriously. Most part of European clubs did, including MU in 1999.

Now FIFA considers all them World Champions and this World Club Championship 2005 is just an adaptation because of the development of football in Africa, Asia etc.

Your wrong.Liverpool fc were invited to play the Intercontinental friendly match four times and accepted the offer twice.FIFA didnt sanction ANY of those matches.Im sure its nice to think of yourselves as former World Champions,but the fact is you arent.Corinthians of Sao Paulo are though.

by **Bandeirante_SPFC** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:57 pm

greenred wrote:
Red black white wrote:
crazyhorse wrote:Sure we respect you... what you guys did in the last world club championship was class

However on sunday you will lose.

Sorry.....

Milan's couch said in World Club Championship 1993/Toyota Cup: "We were defeated by the best team in the world".

Hope to hear the same thing from Rafa Benitez on Sunday morning.

Corinthians are the only FIFA sanctioned World Champions,a title they won in the year 2000.The mickey mouse friendly match you won doesnt count.

It´s not what FIFA think...

Pay a look:

Origins
http://www.fifa.com/en....00.html

Previous winners
http://www.fifa.com/en....00.html

See ya!

by **Bandeirante_SPFC** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 10:59 pm

greenred wrote:
Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Falabella wrote:Corinthians trophy in 2000 can't be contempted as Sãopaulinos are saying, this is an unbiased thinking of a rival fan. BTW, the honours of São Paulo in 92 and 93 are not "Mickey Mouse friendly matches", they're great glories, of a technically "intercontinental" championship, but it can be considered as a Worldwide championship, even by FIFA, as they say in their website.

Liverpool refused to play in the 1977 and 1978 Intercontinental friendly match because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned trophy.It was just a long haul friendly match.They decided to play in 1981 and 1984 because they were offered a vast amount of money by Toyota to play.FIFA can rewrite the rules now if they want,but that trophy you won certainly didnt make you World Champions.Win on Sunday though,and you can certainly claim that title.

FIFA recognized all Intercontinental winners as WORLD CHAMPIONS due to the amateurism of football in the other continents at those times.

The last world champion is Porto (2004).

You didn't participate in those competitions because you were afraid of South Americans violent football, mainly the argentinians. So, Liverpool didn't want to meet Boca Juniors. I'm sorry that Liverpool didn't take that competition so seriously. Most part of European clubs did, including MU in 1999.

Now FIFA considers all them World Champions and this World Club Championship 2005 is just an adaptation because of the development of football in Africa, Asia etc.

Your wrong.Liverpool fc were invited to play the Intercontinental friendly match four times and accepted the offer twice.FIFA didnt sanction ANY of those matches.Im sure its nice to think of yourselves as former World Champions,but the fact is you arent.Corinthians of Sao Paulo are though.

Click in the links above...

by **Red black white** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:07 pm

greenred wrote:
Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Falabella wrote:Corinthians trophy in 2000 can't be contempted as Sãopaulinos are saying, this is an unbiased thinking of a rival fan. BTW, the honours of São Paulo in 92 and 93 are not "Mickey Mouse friendly matches", they're great glories, of a technically "intercontinental" championship, but it can be considered as a Worldwide championship, even by FIFA, as they say in their website.

Liverpool refused to play in the 1977 and 1978 Intercontinental friendly match because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned trophy.It was just a long haul friendly match.They decided to play in 1981 and 1984 because they were offered a vast amount of money by Toyota to play.FIFA can rewrite the rules now if they want,but that trophy you won certainly didnt make you World Champions.Win on Sunday though,and you can certainly claim that title.

FIFA recognized all Intercontinental winners as WORLD CHAMPIONS due to the amateurism of football in the other continents at those times.

The last world champion is Porto (2004).

You didn't participate in those competitions because you were afraid of South Americans violent football, mainly the argentinians. So, Liverpool didn't want to meet Boca Juniors. I'm sorry that Liverpool didn't take that competition so seriously. Most part of European clubs did, including MU in 1999.

Now FIFA considers all them World Champions and this World Club Championship 2005 is just an adaptation because of the development of football in Africa, Asia etc.

Your wrong.Liverpool fc were invited to play the Intercontinental friendly match four times and accepted the offer twice.FIFA didnt sanction ANY of those matches.Im sure its nice to think of yourselves as former World Champions,but the fact is you arent.Corinthians of Sao Paulo are though.

If you don't believe me, contact FIFA! We're gonna struggle to be World Champions for the THIRD time on Sunday. The red stars above our symbol represent our conquests in World Club Championships in 1992 and 1993.

Corinthians won a bizarre competition that had no criteria and everyone in Brazil make fun of that tournament. They are and will always be a "regional team" that never wins anything outside of Brazil. The're just "black chickens".

They're even supporting you guys to be World Champions. If I find the picture that mix Liverpool's and black chicken's symbols, I post it here.

by **Bandeirante_SPFC** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:10 pm

Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Falabella wrote:Corinthians trophy in 2000 can't be contempted as Sãopaulinos are saying, this is an unbiased thinking of a rival fan. BTW, the honours of São Paulo in 92 and 93 are not "Mickey Mouse friendly matches", they're great glories, of a technically "intercontinental" championship, but it can be considered as a Worldwide championship, even by FIFA, as they say in their website.

Liverpool refused to play in the 1977 and 1978 Intercontinental friendly match because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned trophy.It was just a long haul friendly match.They decided to play in 1981 and 1984 because they were offered a vast amount of money by Toyota to play.FIFA can rewrite the rules now if they want,but that trophy you won certainly didnt make you World Champions.Win on Sunday though,and you can certainly claim that title.

FIFA recognized all Intercontinental winners as WORLD CHAMPIONS due to the amateurism of football in the other continents at those times.

The last world champion is Porto (2004).

You didn't participate in those competitions because you were afraid of South Americans violent football, mainly the argentinians. So, Liverpool didn't want to meet Boca Juniors. I'm sorry that Liverpool didn't take that competition so seriously. Most part of European clubs did, including MU in 1999.

Now FIFA considers all them World Champions and this World Club Championship 2005 is just an adaptation because of the development of football in Africa, Asia etc.

Your wrong.Liverpool fc were invited to play the Intercontinental friendly match four times and accepted the offer twice.FIFA didnt sanction ANY of those matches.Im sure its nice to think of yourselves as former World Champions,but the fact is you arent.Corinthians of Sao Paulo are though.

If you don't believe me, contact FIFA! We're gonna struggle to be World Champions for the THIRD time on Sunday. The red stars above our symbol represent our conquests in World Club Championships in 1992 and 1993.

Corinthians won a bizarre competition that had no criteria and everyone in Brazil make fun of that tournament. They are and will always be a "regional team" that never wins anything outside of Brazil. The're just "black chickens".

They're even supporting you guys to be World Champions. If I find the picture that mix Liverpool's and black chicken's symbols, I post it here.

I give them the links for it...

by **Red black white** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:21 pm

Bandeirante_SPFC wrote:
Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Falabella wrote:Corinthians trophy in 2000 can't be contempted as Sãopaulinos are saying, this is an unbiased thinking of a rival fan. BTW, the honours of São Paulo in 92 and 93 are not "Mickey Mouse friendly matches", they're great glories, of a technically "intercontinental" championship, but it can be considered as a Worldwide championship, even by FIFA, as they say in their website.

Liverpool refused to play in the 1977 and 1978 Intercontinental friendly match because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned trophy.It was just a long haul friendly match.They decided to play in 1981 and 1984 because they were offered a vast amount of money by Toyota to play.FIFA can rewrite the rules now if they want,but that trophy you won certainly didnt make you World Champions.Win on Sunday though,and you can certainly claim that title.

FIFA recognized all Intercontinental winners as WORLD CHAMPIONS due to the amateurism of football in the other continents at those times.

The last world champion is Porto (2004).

You didn't participate in those competitions because you were afraid of South Americans violent football, mainly the argentinians. So, Liverpool didn't want to meet Boca Juniors. I'm sorry that Liverpool didn't take that competition so seriously. Most part of European clubs did, including MU in 1999.

Now FIFA considers all them World Champions and this World Club Championship 2005 is just an adaptation because of the development of football in Africa, Asia etc.

Your wrong.Liverpool fc were invited to play the Intercontinental friendly match four times and accepted the offer twice.FIFA didnt sanction ANY of those matches.Im sure its nice to think of yourselves as former World Champions,but the fact is you arent.Corinthians of Sao Paulo are though.

If you don't believe me, contact FIFA! We're gonna struggle to be World Champions for the THIRD time on Sunday. The red stars above our symbol represent our conquests in World Club Championships in 1992 and 1993.

Corinthians won a bizarre competition that had no criteria and everyone in Brazil make fun of that tournament. They are and will always be a "regional team" that never wins anything outside of Brazil. The're just "black chickens".

They're even supporting you guys to be World Champions. If I find the picture that mix Liverpool's and black chicken's symbols, I post it here.

I give them the links for it...

Yep.

Do you have that pic which is a map of Brazil and the symbol of Liverpool mixed?

by **greenred** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:23 pm

Bandeirante_SPFC wrote:Corinthians are the only FIFA sanctioned World Champions,a title they won in the year 2000.The mickey mouse friendly match you won doesnt count.

It´s not what FIFA think...

Pay a look:

Origins
http://www.fifa.com/en....00.html

Previous winners
http://www.fifa.com/en....00.html

See ya![/quote]
I couldnt give a t.oss what FIFA says now.They make it up as they go along anyway.None of those matches were FIFA sanctioned (im not a teenager mate,i can actually remember these things)and none of them qualified the winners as World Champions.Corinthians of Sao Paulo were the first and last....till now.Just get over it.

by **Falabella** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:24 pm

Even the Liverpool official website recognises São Paulo as world champion:

"The reigning kings of South American defeated Al Ittihad of Saudi Araba in their semi-final and will be hopng to claim a third world crown when they meet the Reds in Yokohama on Sunday."

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/match/next/

by **Bandeirante_SPFC** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:30 pm

Falabella wrote:Even the Liverpool official website recognises São Paulo as world champion:

"The reigning kings of South American defeated Al Ittihad of Saudi Araba in their semi-final and will be hopng to claim a third world crown when they meet the Reds in Yokohama on Sunday."

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/match/next/

LOL

by **greenred** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:31 pm

Red black white wrote:If you don't believe me, contact FIFA! We're gonna struggle to be World Champions for the THIRD time on Sunday. The red stars above our symbol represent our conquests in World Club Championships in 1992 and 1993.

Corinthians won a bizarre competition that had no criteria and everyone in Brazil make fun of that tournament. They are and will always be a "regional team" that never wins anything outside of Brazil. The're just "black chickens".

They're even supporting you guys to be World Champions. If I find the picture that mix Liverpool's and black chicken's symbols, I post it here.

Ive just checked FIFA`s website,and it makes no mention of the Intercontinental Cup being a FIFA supported or organised match.Liverpool might have taken it seriously if it was.

by **Bandeirante_SPFC** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 11:32 pm

Red black white wrote:
Bandeirante_SPFC wrote:
Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Red black white wrote:
greenred wrote:
Falabella wrote:Corinthians trophy in 2000 can't be contempted as Sãopaulinos are saying, this is an unbiased thinking of a rival fan. BTW, the honours of São Paulo in 92 and 93 are not "Mickey Mouse friendly matches", they're great glories, of a technically "intercontinental" championship, but it can be considered as a Worldwide championship, even by FIFA, as they say in their website.

Liverpool refused to play in the 1977 and 1978 Intercontinental friendly match because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned trophy.It was just a long haul friendly match.They decided to play in 1981 and 1984 because they were offered a vast amount of money by Toyota to play.FIFA can rewrite the rules now if they want,but that trophy you won certainly didnt make you World Champions.Win on Sunday though,and you can certainly claim that title.

FIFA recognized all Intercontinental winners as WORLD CHAMPIONS due to the amateurism of football in the other continents at those times.

The last world champion is Porto (2004).

You didn't participate in those competitions because you were afraid of South Americans violent football, mainly the argentinians. So, Liverpool didn't want to meet Boca Juniors. I'm sorry that Liverpool didn't take that competition so seriously. Most part of European clubs did, including MU in 1999.

Now FIFA considers all them World Champions and this World Club Championship 2005 is just an adaptation because of the development of football in Africa, Asia etc.

Your wrong.Liverpool fc were invited to play the Intercontinental friendly match four times and accepted the offer twice.FIFA didnt sanction ANY of those matches.Im sure its nice to think of yourselves as former World Champions,but the fact is you arent.Corinthians of Sao Paulo are though.

If you don't believe me, contact FIFA! We're gonna struggle to be World Champions for the THIRD time on Sunday. The red stars above our symbol represent our conquests in World Club Championships in 1992 and 1993.

Corinthians won a bizarre competition that had no criteria and everyone in Brazil make fun of that tournament. They are and will always be a "regional team" that never wins anything outside of Brazil. The're just "black chickens".

They're even supporting you guys to be World Champions. If I find the picture that mix Liverpool's and black chicken's symbols, I post it here.

I give them the links for it...

Yep.

Do you have that pic which is a map of Brazil and the symbol of Liverpool mixed?

No I haven´t... sorry fella!

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