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June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

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  • #11
    Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

    YEAH Baby. Man of the match was Kasparov it seems.

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    • #12
      Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

      I can't tell you how extatic i ve been for the last 4 hours....

      its effing madness....

      i called like all my relatives


      Wooooooooooooo 2 wins in a row!!! i dont think that has happend in the last 15 years...

      As soon as I read "goal" on the live summary i though damn we're down 1-0 and then i saw the scorers name ended in "yan" i was like WTF?! WTF?

      Then I jumped and started yelling GOL!!! woak up my roomate hehe i dont care


      God i feel good right now.. muah muah muha

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      • #13
        Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

        seriously mate how good is that its been too long since a win and now 2 wow and should be another vs azerbaijan


        footage from the game http://video.uefa.com/video/competit...od_popup.html?

        nearly had tears in my eyes thank you uefa for this


        you can sus out the other matches from here click the video link next to the games
        Last edited by Ari; 06-07-2007, 05:49 AM.

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        • #14
          Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

          Good find!!!!

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          • #15
            Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

            To watch live matches its only $5 US, I might have to do this against the Azeri match

            Ohh and that link to the videos is http://video.uefa.com/Video/VOD/Comp...uro/index.html

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            • #16
              Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

              just saw this for you guys who havent seen it

              youtube clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clwq3zjAVMk&NR=1

              EXCELLENT looking at the old men so happy is priceless

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              • #17
                Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

                EURO 2008: Spain offered Armenian and Azeri National Teams to play in its territory.

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                • #18
                  Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

                  Originally posted by Lucin View Post
                  EURO 2008: Spain offered Armenian and Azeri National Teams to play in its territory.


                  Meh.. its due to the fear of "hooliganism" or something. I say we play in the assigned locations....

                  I can see and feel the interest in Armenian soccer bubbling at the moment... especially if we miraculously not lose to portugal.... then we would have two games in a row against the Azeris.... we can win both what a roll that would be eh? 13 points out of 15 possible is very positive....

                  anyway i want to see us playing in azerbajian.... it would be awesome... did u guys see turkey vs. greece in greece... what i would give to have armenia playing in a similar atmosphere...

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                  • #19
                    Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

                    armenia wants to play in azerbaijan but azeris dont want to play in armenia

                    they should play in ukraine rather then spain so armenians actually get to see it

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                    • #20
                      Re: June 2, 2006 Armenian soccer team plays

                      hello hakop(gunner14)... http://www.armenian-soccer.com/

                      nice little place thought u guys might like it.

                      ya things looking great for our football team right now, just need some people to invest money in armenian football and one day we could qualify for uefa

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