Eva and Tony Show Their Love for a Different Sport
Eva Longoria and Tony Parker continued their romantic tour of Europe yesterday with a stop in Switzerland to catch France play Italy in the Euro 2008 soccer tournament. The pair was joined by tennis champ Roger Federer as they watched their team lose by two goals, though they didn't let that small detail ruin their good time. Hopefully, Tony will be consoled by the fact that besides cheering him on while he's playing basketball, his wife is always willing to join him as a spectator. After all, Tony sometimes indulges in one of Eva's favorite pastimes — shopping.
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1YES! Of course Italy beat France, their three EURO games so far were among their worst in recent years.
And yay for celebrity soccer love! Eva's tricolor badge is so cute!
2tony is probably telling her
"look dummy over there not at me, that is soccer not football, are you listening possum, ok since you are dumb and dont understand just look at the men and smile, thank you"
3DAILY!!!
4I LOVE Roger Federer. He is such an amazing sportsman and just humble and sweet, unlike so many others out there. He just makes my heart melt when he speaks.
5Big YAWN!
6I would have much rather seen a bunch of pictures of Roger Federer than of Tony and Eva. At least Roger doesn't seem so aware of himself.
7Roger Federer's more talented than both of them added together
8France played crap the whole tournament , they deserved to go out ... anyways this is like the Tony/Eva european vacation photo album - i seriously think we have not missed out on anything they've done for the past couple of weeks - it's too much they all need to get back to work or something.
9so glad italy won!
10I love the jacket of Eva is Chanel
11Love the EURO matches!!!
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