Jesus Built My Hotrod

June 12th, 2006 | By: Johnny | 5 Comments »

An article in which Park Ji-Sung thinks Jesus might just give the team a helping hand.

Did anybody know that goalkeeper Lee Woon-Jae was a convert to Islam? I was amazed to hear it, myself.

Or that former national team striker Cha Du-Ri is a commentator with his dad; also a former NT player in his day? The father and son duo have been given high marks for their funny commentary.

Tags: Cha Du-Ri, Korea, Lee Woon-jae, Park Ji-sung, World Cup 2006

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By Lee | June 13th, 2006 at 1:12 am

You got the wrong guy. Park J. S. ain’t no christian.

By KB Cho | June 13th, 2006 at 4:12 am

Hwang Sun-hong is also doing commentary for a rival station, but his ratings aren’t as high as the Chas.

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By Iconoclastodon | June 15th, 2006 at 8:27 pm

Yi Young-Pyo was the one with God in his gas can, not Pak Ji-Sung.

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By Lalrinchhana 'R.Cho' Tochhawng | June 28th, 2006 at 9:34 am

People you have some headings but I see no connectivity with the articles. Where is the article where J.S. Park talks about Jesus and where is the one with Lee Won-Jae converting to islam.

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By Lalrinchhana 'R.Cho' Tochhawng | June 28th, 2006 at 9:41 am

Mr. Johnn Ionnidis,

What do you make of the two handballs from Muller in their match against Korea. And I sincerely feel the officials(especially the assistant referees-the linesman in that match) in this World Cup need to be updated on the rules of the game; and need to be told to be consistent and neutral.

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