For example: with the most recent world cup (or in any international sports tournament) is there any difference between how a country perceives another purely based on how those teams or individuals performed in said event?
do the stereotypes influence different cultures relations with each other and if so, how?
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On another note:
today is the first day of the group stage of the 2018 Jow Forums summer cup!
matches start in 45 minutes and now stream is up yet
today's match schedule is:
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>But user. wtf is this shit?
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Feel free to discuss the question posed in the OP as well. It relevant when applied to Jow Forums in this context as well.
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Good luck out there, dad
thanks
congrats on qualifying in your first cup run btw
you got a decent group there too. /an/ and /tg/ might give you some issues. both were pretty solid teams last cup
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Jow Forums will face /sp/ at 20:20 UTC
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>is there any difference between how a country perceives another purely based on how those teams or individuals performed in said event?
After the World Cup, England doesn't sound as bad as it should
opening match:
/u/-/ck/
final score:
2-3 /ck/ victory
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I searched up the thing you put before and it showed things from 2016/2017
I already forgot who won the world cup. It was some slav place I think?
Its was frances all black team
the french that weren't won.
beat the based croats