KB - knowing you are a Sweeden fan....you don't expect to embarress the Brits ever again I hope ;-) Sweeden got lucky and Engalnd has better Cheeses....so there.They will remember and they will return.Go England!Rob.

Now, now...Sweden hasn't lost against England in 34 years! Plus we ruled the second half. 2-1 would've been a fairer score. Just wait until Friday when Argentina will take care of England while we'll deal with Nigeria.They will sure remember - but if England continues to play like they did yesterday the players will have to watch the rest of the cup on their local pub.

Sweeden may have gotten lucky, but Rob, what I want to know is how did Sweden do? ;-)Lee Hetherington (KBOS)

Thank you Lee, I was just about to... :-)Even though football doesn't interest me much, I was actually watching a nostalgic show looking back at the 94 world cup, where Sweden took the bronze medal. :-) Anyway, to get this aviation related: They showed the team coming home to Stockholm in a SAS 763, with Viggen fighters escorting it. It was then greeted with water cannons at the airport. (If you ask me that's exaggerating just a little, for a bronze medal. :-roll If it'd been gold - that's another story.)Martin767 fetishistIt's a lot like life and that's what's appealing

oops - I meant the other Sweeden with one 'e', home of Mats Sundin and Bjorn Borg (sp?).

They were jet lagged and thought it was a "friendly" ;-)

You spelled it right, except it's with umlauts (a ridiculous, German word, translating roughly as "around-sound"), so it's Bj