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		<title>By: Withering World Cup &#38; Brazilian Brightness &#171; Scissors Kick</title>
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		<description>[...] Withering World Cup &amp; Brazilian&#160;Brightness  &#8220;Theories abounded that this World Cup would favor attacking teams. The cold weather was supposed to lead to superior fitness and, ergo, a goalfest of epic proportions. However, these scientific theories overlooked a very simple fact – we live in the dark ages of soccer. Despite Barcelona’s great season a year ago and Spain’s title as European champion, the tendency to pack the box and not risk tossing numbers forward plagues the world of football like pox-carrying rats. These locusts have resulted in a paltry first round goal total and abysmal goal per game percentage.&#8221; (futfanatico) [...] </description>
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