Wales v. Brazil

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/internationals/5310330.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/internationals/4781305.stm

we´re going to get a credible 1-0 defeat from this

Brazil to win by three goals.

Elano to have another good showing.

Ronaldinho to give a good performance hopefully

Giggs to outshine Ronaldinhio.

Bet the Welsh are gutted its not in Wales.

parky i think its essentially a brazil "home" match, thats why we aren´t at home

But there having problems selling tickets from what I heard, if this was at the Millenium stadium they can sell it out, thats the draw of Brazil.

it makes no sense to me either its not like its a huge travel distance prob 45 min flight etc. equally good facilities vvvv odd, but i´m not sure how it works as brazil have employed a co. to arrange all their friendlies, so do they just get paid a flat fee and then the co. take all the "profits", if so what do brazil care, and i´m sure wales will be paid a nominal fee to play

Parks Lives wrote:But there having problems selling tickets from what I heard, if this was at the Millenium stadium they can sell it out, thats the draw of Brazil.

Don't think we sold out last time they played us there. I was at the match and there were plenty of empty seats. Though it was very much in the dark, sorry, pitch black, days.

2-1 to Wales.

Bellamy, Fletcher from a corner and Kaká to get a consolation.

Ronaldinho to disappoint yet again because he just isn't the new Maradona. Kaká to come off the bench yet again and show him how it's done.

i can't believe the is a wales vs. barzil trend.

Messiah wrote:i can't believe the is a wales vs. barzil trend.

Robinho to shine once again

I guess you'll get what ya should this time...

Obispo wrote:

Parks Lives wrote:But there having problems selling tickets from what I heard, if this was at the Millenium stadium they can sell it out, thats the draw of Brazil.

Don't think we sold out last time they played us there. I was at the match and there were plenty of empty seats. Though it was very much in the dark, sorry, pitch black, days.

2-1 to Wales.

Bellamy, Fletcher from a corner and Kaká to get a consolation.

Ronaldinho to disappoint yet again because he just isn't the new Maradona. Kaká to come off the bench yet again and show him how it's done.

Fred to score twice!

fred couldn´t score in a brothel ffs how does he get into lyon´s team i do not know average at best

The-Frank-Tavern wrote:fred couldn´t score in a brothel ffs how does he get into lyon´s team i do not know average at best

Fred is a very good player. Excelent finisher and header.

Games- to score and hat-trick

Lucio-1

Kaka,Dinho,Elano,Carvalho=to score a total of 15 goals.

Robinho-2 goals,5 assist,

Fred-3 goals

Messiah wrote:Games- to score and hat-trick

Lucio-1

Kaka,Dinho,Elano,Carvalho=to score a total of 15 goals.

Robinho-2 goals,5 assist,

Fred-3 goals

Messi to cry because he's criminally overrated. British players to laugh because they're underrated in the extreme.

So, is Ronaldinho going to play this one?

they are saying so yes, too scared to play v argies in case they kicked him a lot

borocooper wrote:So, is Ronaldinho going to play this one?

Yes, but you won't notice him. Danny Gabbidon will keep him as quiet as he was throughout the world cup and champions league final.

how many games have you watched him playing?

The-Frank-Tavern wrote:fred couldn´t score in a brothel ffs how does he get into lyon´s team i do not know average at best

Dinho- to do to Wales what he has done to the best teams and players in the world for the last 3 years.

Get outshone by Kaká?

todo_poderoso_timão wrote:how many games have you watched him playing?

The-Frank-Tavern wrote:fred couldn´t score in a brothel ffs how does he get into lyon´s team i do not know average at best

i´ve seen 6 or 7 times now for a full 90 mins and he has honestly never impressed me he always looks awkward his touch has been poor, its not a lot i know but he has played the same every time.

ok. he's been poor in some games for Lyon, but I've watched him dozen of times in Cruzeiro (including a live match against Corinthians) and I know he can do much better.

Ricardo Oliveira is another player that may shine in Europe yet.

The-Frank-Tavern wrote:

todo_poderoso_timão wrote:how many games have you watched him playing?

The-Frank-Tavern wrote:fred couldn´t score in a brothel ffs how does he get into lyon´s team i do not know average at best

i´ve seen 6 or 7 times now for a full 90 mins and he has honestly never impressed me he always looks awkward his touch has been poor, its not a lot i know but he has played the same every time.

oliviera i´ve seen more often and i can see why you say that but fred in the games i´ve seen has been poor so far he reminds me of a slightly improved version of carew

oliviera has already shine in europe

strange. Fred reminds me of Careca. at least his performances for Cruzeiro.

The-Frank-Tavern wrote:oliviera i´ve seen more often and i can see why you say that but fred in the games i´ve seen has been poor so far he reminds me of a slightly improved version of carew

I´ve watched Fred live several times, since his first days as a professional, before his move to Cruzeiro. He has always been a very good striker.

PS: I think he scored the fastest goal ever:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5e4xyufRFs

shit, the team will be completely different to face Wales.

what's the point of playing friendlies if you don't train the fucking team together? I mean, it's not a fucking walk in the park "to give a chance for every player" as Dunga said. the players need to play together to get to know each other on the field.


Fábio; Cicinho, Alex, Luisão e Marcelo; Dudu Cearense, Júlio Baptista, Kaká e Ronaldinho Gaúcho; Rafael Sóbis e Vagner Love.