www.virtuallyfootball.net - Blogs http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php en Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:42:25 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.pes-forum.co.uk/forum/images/styles/unreal/misc/rss.jpg www.virtuallyfootball.net - Blogs http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php My Fcuking Xbox! http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=10 Fri, 21 Mar 2008 20:45:41 GMT Yesterday in the middle of a game of CoD, screen completely freezes, Oh shit! Turn it back on... 'Ahhhhhh 3 Red lights of Dooooooooooooooommmm!'. So i panicked like crazy (as you do). So i had a look aroung t'internet to see if i could find any solutions. Let it cool down for a bit and then gave it the ole' 5 minutes in a towel. Done the trick mysteriously so then of course i attempt to go online to tell my mates what happened when the Wireless Adapter decides it's had enough. Ahh well at least i can still do a bit of campaign. Then i get a lovely kick in the... when my Dad comes back with R6V2 in his hands. Ahh well i cant play online but i can still rank up offline. Yeh it went well i got a couple of promotions and when to bed. Got up this morning and had a few more games offline. Then it freezes again, Oh shit! Left it to cool down and got my Ginger Afro cut. Came back when my mate phones me with the genius idea of putting the ethernet cable, which doesnt reach my modem, in my laptop. Great idea! I thought. Popped it in but didnt work with there being some IP address problem. Ahh well life goes on... or does it. When i realised it was an IP address problem i messed around with the t'internet settings and somehow managed to bugger my connection. So i spent another 3 hours or so fixing it and now im well and truly peeved.

I have a broken Xbox (close) and Broken Wireless Adapter, so no Random cups or anything for me.

But now another genius idea, Trade in the 360 adapter and see if GAME notice, worth a try? ]]> Danny JT http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=10 Wohoo! http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=9 Wed, 02 Jan 2008 04:03:20 GMT Ive had the best new year present ever!:yay: Ive had the best new year present ever!:yay: ]]> x YNWA X http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=9 Donnington Park Day Out http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=7 Sun, 09 Sep 2007 23:38:16 GMT went to donnington park 2day for the renault world series car show, was quite good, some good races especially the clio cup and the meagne trophy,... went to donnington park 2day for the renault world series car show, was quite good, some good races especially the clio cup and the meagne trophy, few decent crashes too:dft011:


Das Entrance


Very old and rare maxi trubo, nice car


New Clio 197:wacky:


megane sport, big 3.5litre v6 engines giving out 330bhp in them bad boys



crash aftermath


another crash






Clio 197's warming up ]]> dannythomas89 http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=7 England finally playing some decent football! http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=6 Sat, 08 Sep 2007 23:34:59 GMT Image: http://www.svenalike.co.uk/gfx/England%20flag%20blowing.jpg thought we played well, i know it was only against isreal but still a great...


thought we played well, i know it was only against isreal but still a great confidence boost for the players especially for the game against russia as they have a much more solid team than isreal, great goal by owen finally seems that hes back in form! and we still have rooney lampard and beckham to come back as well

England 3-0 Israel

By Mandeep Sanghera


Wright-Phillips volleys in to set England on their way to victory

England produced an inspired display to brush aside Israel in their Euro 2008 qualifier at Wembley.
A sidefooted Shaun Wright-Phillips volley from Joe Cole's slanted cross to the far post put England ahead as they took command of the tie.
Michael Owen swivelled on the spot and brilliantly unleashed a precise 18-yard strike to extend the home side's lead.
Israel did not even force a save out of keeper Paul Robinson as Micah Richards headed in a corner to complete the win.

Report: England ease past Israel
Interview: England coach Steve McClaren
Interview: England's Shaun Wright-Phillips
Interview: England captain John Terry
The relief at the end of the game was in stark contrast to the jangling nerves beforehand.
606: DEBATE
Well done to Heskey for (so far) proving everyone wrong


sa

Injuries to key players and England's precarious position in Group E had added even more pressure on to the team's shoulders, with the visitors hoping to capitalise.
Israel predictably sat back in numbers right from the start and set England the challenge of finding a way through their heavily banked lines.
Steve McClaren's side threatened early on with Emile Heskey, whose last game for England was in a loss to France at Euro 2004, playing a prominent role.
His strength in the air almost released Owen on goal and Heskey's physical prowess and hold-up play gave England a vital attacking option.
Owen scored a spectacular goal for his 38th goal for England


Heskey should have scored when, in a role reversal, he was set up by Owen but blazed a clear strike at goal high.
But, just when it seemed Israel had weathered the opening assault, Wright-Phillips coolly applied the finishing touch to a Joe Cole cross to the far post to ease England's nerves.
The trickery and tirelessness of Wright-Phillips and the creativity of Joe Cole helped a confident-looking England create a regular flow of chances - and they could have been further ahead before the break.
Joe Cole laid the ball off to Owen to leave the striker with only the keeper to beat but his angled shot hit Dudu Auoate and his sliced rebound effort spun wide.
Owen released Ashley Cole on goal as England dominated and his strike went wide, with Israel fortunate to be only one down at half-time.
But England turned their superiority into goals as Owen, with his back to goal, took a touch to gather a Gareth Barry pass before turning on the spot and arrowing in a shot.
Israel were short of ideas and fell further behind when Richards nodded in from the impressive Barry's cross after 66 minutes as England cruised to a first win at the new Wembley.
With 20 minutes left, McClaren had the luxury of taking off Steven Gerrard, who was suffering from cramp, because England have another crucial qualifier against Russia looming on Wednesday.
Russia are second in Group E, one point ahead of England, and two points behind leaders Croatia.

England: Robinson, Richards, Ferdinand, Terry, Ashley Cole, Wright-Phillips (Bentley 83), Gerrard (Neville 71), Barry, Joe Cole, Heskey (Johnson 71), Owen.
Subs Not Used: Brown, James, Downing, Defoe.
Booked: Terry.
Goals: Wright-Phillips 20, Owen 49, Richards 66.
Israel: Aouate, Spungin, Ben-Haim, Gershon, Ziv, Benayoun, Badir, Benado (Golan 57), Tal, Katan (Zandberg 73), Itzhaki (Tamuz 46).
Subs Not Used: Antebi, Balili, Alberman, Davidovitch.
Booked: Gershon, Benado, Ziv, Aouate.
Att: 85,372
Ref: Pieter Vink (Holland).

]]> dannythomas89 http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=6 PesForum To Release PES6/PES 2008 Guides http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=2 Sat, 08 Sep 2007 00:21:15 GMT **Image: http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/6556/peslogoleftpo0.jpg (http://imageshack.us/)** *PesForum To Release PES6/PES 2008 Guides...





PesForum To Release PES6/PES 2008 Guides

A few months back we introduced the WE/PES community to http://www.pesforum.co.uk/. Since then owners Dan Thomas and Nick Collins have been busy creating a complete guide for PES6. Heres a round up of there master plan:



Over the past few months we have been working on an extensive guide for pes6 covering:

· Ball control
· Passing
· Defending
· Attacking
· Shooting
· Formations, Tactics
· Secret Skills, tips

The guide has over 30 hours put into it and 10,000 words, it is currently in its beta stage as we still have to add video tutorials and pictures to aid the guide and make it more user friendly. The guide is written and created by the Co-Owner of the site Nick Collins who has been playing Pes since the days of ISS, he is currently ranked number 2 in the world on the Xbox 360 version of the game and is one of the best players I have played against. Since so much time and experience has gone into the guide we are just asking a small fee of £3 for the guide which in my opinion is very fair considering what you will be receiving, anyone who has bought the guide off us will get the updated version for Pes2008 free of charge. ]]> dannythomas89 http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=2 <![CDATA[I'm a noob]]> http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=1 Sat, 08 Sep 2007 00:15:06 GMT and always will be

Happy b'day whippy

Tuten this is for you

]]> VVV BoYLeR http://www.virtuallyfootball.net/forum/blog.php?b=1