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Beer (Ciders and Wine are for sissies and anti-football)

One sip

  • A sip everytime somebody makes a cringeworthy joke about the “calabash”
  • Carlos Alberto Parreira calls the vuvuzela “our 12th player”
  • Somebody at FIFA/SAPS/Supersport denounces a bomb threat
  • Camera spends 80% of Brazil game picking out generously bosomed female fans in the stands.
  • Camera spends 70% of England match picking out fat, red faced men with bad teeth.
  • Bafana player fails to control a gentle 6m pass on immaculate turf. Coach Parreira tears hair out in stands.
  • Montage of the Moses Mabhida stadium featuring Mike Sutcliffe in an ill fitting dashiki top.
  • Two sips

  • Clichewatch here - when Brazil are described as “skilful”, Germany “efficient”, England “gutsy” and Korea “busy”
  • Frank Lampard attempts his tenth long range shot of the half and doesn’t test the keeper.
  • Steven Gerrard shrugs his shoulders and looks on despairingly at the nothingness that is his midfield partner
  • Wayne Rooney gives the ref a brief summary of his lineage. In full view of the cameras. And Gary Bailey defends him as “spirited”
  • Robinho beats a man with an intricate stepover, before stopping and returning to beat his man again. While his team were on a counter attack.
  • Dunga actually burning a hole in Robinho’s chest with THAT look.

  • The Mexicans camp so deep in Bafana’s half Safa consider getting Arizona state troopers to move them.
  • Tequila
    One shot:

  • Cristiano Ronaldo has the game stopped so he can fix his hair
  • Arjen Robben and or Robin van Persie are felled and ruled out of the tournament by a shrill blast from a vuvuzela.
  • Two shots:

  • Wayne Rooney’s head explodes as Emile Heskey’s first touch goes forty yards. Into the air.
  • Raymond Domenech looking lost and clueless. Before the game

    Three shots

  • Siyabonga Nomvethe chases a loose ball to the corner flag. Then give away a goalkick at the same spot
  • The Dutch lose a knockout match they had thorough control of. And the world understands their legalisation of cannabis.
  • A four shot marathon

  • Mbazo Mokoena gives away a free-kick in a dangerous area at a crucial time.
  • Vodka
    One shot
    Sven Goran Eriksson photographed cavorting with Khanyi Mbau in Rosebank on the eve of an important Côte d’Ivoire fixture

    Two shots
    Didier Drogba offers to mop up the Mexican Gulf spill with his coiff

    Three shots

  • Cesc Fabregas looks like a little boy missing Daddy (Arsene) on the Spanish bench
  • Dunga Smiles
  • Hero shots

  • Shouts of “Booth” are interpreted as incitement to a race war by a disbelieving foreign press
  • Absinthe — strictly one shot each

  • Camera shows Joel Santana sitting in a suite with a bevy of beauties and throwing R100 notes into the stands beneath him
  • Diego Maradona fulfilling his erm pledge to run naked through the streets should his team nab the Cup.



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    Bonga Ntshingila is an avid sports fan,he had a promising youth sports career (as in coaches always promised he would play in the next match,and teammates always promised to moer him if he shanked yet another scoring opportunity).When he realised that maybe he wasn't going to be the next Andre Joubert thanks to a few shortcomings (hand-eye co-ordination,timing,pace (buffet lines excepted) he proceeded to satisfy his huge passion for sport from the stands and immerse himself in in-depth analysis of sport and atheletes.This may (not) have been made even more inviting by the prospect of imbibing a few refreshing beverages while casting a critical eye over the latest choke/cheat/fluke by (insert geographically correct team here) and telling all and sundry just how and why he and only he saw it coming.

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