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The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Axeslammer Thu Sep 11, 2008 8:32 am
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Riviera Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:30 am
Ade wrote:Khadrim wrote:Portugal 2-3 Denmark
* NANI (42')
* DECO (86' PEN)
* Nicklas BENDTNER (84')
* Christian POULSEN (90')
* Daniel JENSEN (92')
3 goals in 8 minutes
Nearly as epic as ours againist Milan
Afterwards the players didn't talk to the press at all. Double pwnage
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Rosicky Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:37 am
Brazil drew 0-0 at home to Bolivia 
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Romford Pele Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:38 am
The Dunga Effect 
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Queen of t'EB Riviera wrote:Ade wrote:Khadrim wrote:Portugal 2-3 Denmark
* NANI (42')
* DECO (86' PEN)
* Nicklas BENDTNER (84')
* Christian POULSEN (90')
* Daniel JENSEN (92')
3 goals in 8 minutes
Nearly as epic as ours againist Milan
Afterwards the players didn't talk to the press at all. Double pwnage
Just saw the highlights...amazing, the scoreline should have been 6-1 to Portugal, judging by the amount of easy right-in-front-of-goal chances that they missed, esp. in the 2nd half. Denmark's 2nd equaliser was thanks to Portugal's usual setpiece weakness (esp. the keeper who looked like a real idiot), and the winner was a fluke - huge deflection.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by SuperMario Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:01 pm
On Portugal. My main problem with Portugal has always been that they always have great midfielders, but lack strikers/finishers.
This generation has the most goalscoring capacity of any Portuguese side, but still lack the lethal stirker.
This generation has the most goalscoring capacity of any Portuguese side, but still lack the lethal stirker.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Cesc Soler Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:02 pm
Terrible result. Bolivia are a very poor team.Rosicky wrote:Brazil drew 0-0 at home to Bolivia
I think Liverpool's Lucas made his full debut yesterday.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Rosicky Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:05 pm
Cesc Soler wrote:Terrible result. Bolivia are a very poor team.Rosicky wrote:Brazil drew 0-0 at home to Bolivia
I think Liverpool's Lucas made his full debut yesterday.
I read that until yesterday Bolivia had never got a point in Brazil or managed to keep a clean sheet!
Other SA results.
Urugauy 0 - 0 Ecaudor
Chile 4 - 0 Columbia
Peru 1 - 1 Argentina
Paraguay 2 - 0 Venezeula
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Chocolate Thunder Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:11 pm
Queen of t'EB Riviera wrote:Ade wrote:Khadrim wrote:Portugal 2-3 Denmark
* NANI (42')
* DECO (86' PEN)
* Nicklas BENDTNER (84')
* Christian POULSEN (90')
* Daniel JENSEN (92')
3 goals in 8 minutes
Nearly as epic as ours againist Milan
Afterwards the players didn't talk to the press at all. Double pwnage
Was Ricardo in goal for Portugal?
The most overrated keeper I have ever seen after one game againist England.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Cesc Soler Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:12 pm
Rosicky wrote:
Other SA results.
Urugauy 0 - 0 Ecaudor
Chile 4 - 0 Columbia
Peru 1 - 1 Argentina
Paraguay 2 - 0 Venezeula
Current Standings:
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Rosicky Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:14 pm
Paragauy, Argentina and Brazil will all qualify.
Then its between 4 for the last 1.5 spots - Chile, Urugauy, Columbia and Ecuador.
Still 10 matches to go though!
Then its between 4 for the last 1.5 spots - Chile, Urugauy, Columbia and Ecuador.
Still 10 matches to go though!
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Rosicky wrote:Paragauy, Argentina and Brazil will all qualify.
Then its between 4 for the last 1.5 spots - Chile, Urugauy, Columbia and Ecuador.
Still 10 matches to go though!
Agree with that, though I'd be inclined to favour the first two. ie. as they all are right now...Venezuela and Peru will probably be the two spoilers in terms of taking points off everyone, since both sides can be good on their day.
And whoever finishes 5th is pretty much certain to qualify, because I think they only have to play the winner of an Australia-less Oceania in the playoff.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Rosicky Thu Sep 11, 2008 2:17 pm
kas wrote:Rosicky wrote:Paragauy, Argentina and Brazil will all qualify.
Then its between 4 for the last 1.5 spots - Chile, Urugauy, Columbia and Ecuador.
Still 10 matches to go though!
Agree with that, though I'd be inclined to favour the first two. ie. as they all are right now...Venezuela and Peru will probably be the two spoilers in terms of taking points off everyone, since both sides can be good on their day.
And whoever finishes 5th is pretty much certain to qualify, because I think they only have to play the winner of an Australia-less Oceania in the playoff.
They now play a team from North America not from Oceania. So yes they will still qualify.
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Brazil,Argentina,Paraguay,Uruguay and Chile these are the 5 teams that will qualify.
2010 should be a good year for South america, Urugauy is slow getting back to prominence and chile and Paraguay have very good teams
2010 should be a good year for South america, Urugauy is slow getting back to prominence and chile and Paraguay have very good teams
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Ricardo Jol Thu Sep 11, 2008 4:25 pm
Dwarf wrote:That's absurd
A day for the underdog all around Europe, England included.
England are no underdog. They have more quality than Croatia!
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Them fuckos got a draw against Argentina 
If it wasnt for the directors and if Farfan was fully fit it would have been 2-1 for sure
If it wasnt for the directors and if Farfan was fully fit it would have been 2-1 for sure 
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by forza_rossi Thu Sep 11, 2008 5:09 pm
YO fey bro its them media fuckos
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what are you fuckos on about? if it wasn't for my Huddersfield connections, Peru would have lost.
if it wasn't for my Huddersfield connections, Peru would have lost.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Pierre Littbarski Thu Sep 11, 2008 7:41 pm
Cesc Soler wrote:Terrible result. Bolivia are a very poor team.Rosicky wrote:Brazil drew 0-0 at home to Bolivia
I think Liverp0-0l's Lucas made his full debut yesterday.
Naturally
If Uruguay recall Chevanton they can still top the group.
What's happened to Colombia's defence ?
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Riviera Thu Sep 11, 2008 7:55 pm
Ade wrote:Queen of t'EB Riviera wrote:Ade wrote:Khadrim wrote:Portugal 2-3 Denmark
* NANI (42')
* DECO (86' PEN)
* Nicklas BENDTNER (84')
* Christian POULSEN (90')
* Daniel JENSEN (92')
3 goals in 8 minutes
Nearly as epic as ours againist Milan
Afterwards the players didn't talk to the press at all. Double pwnage
Was Ricardo in goal for Portugal?
The most overrated keeper I have ever seen after one game againist England.
Hmm, pretty sure he wasn't but I'm not completely sure
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by lampiao007 Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:12 pm
Ade wrote:Queen of t'EB Riviera wrote:Ade wrote:Khadrim wrote:Portugal 2-3 Denmark
* NANI (42')
* DECO (86' PEN)
* Nicklas BENDTNER (84')
* Christian POULSEN (90')
* Daniel JENSEN (92')
3 goals in 8 minutes
Nearly as epic as ours againist Milan
Afterwards the players didn't talk to the press at all. Double pwnage
Was Ricardo in goal for Portugal?
The most overrated keeper I have ever seen after one game againist England.
Overrated by whom? Not the Portuguese people. We all knew what he was about
BTW, it was 2 games against England. But then he only played well against poor sides
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by BrianS Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:22 pm
Portugal don't have a better goalkeeper?
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Riviera Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:28 pm
The truth is that Portugal actually sucks, but no one really bothers to talk about it.
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I dont think Pepe is that good to be honest not at the moment at least.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Pierre Littbarski Thu Sep 11, 2008 10:50 pm
Bosnia & Herzegovina and Lithuania are the new powerhouses of World football and people better get used to it
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Chocolate Thunder Thu Sep 11, 2008 10:57 pm
Pierre Littbarski wrote:Bosnia & Herzegovina and Lithuania are the new powerhouses of World football and people better get used to it
New World Order of Foosball
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Riviera Fri Sep 12, 2008 8:43 am
New order?
Oooh
Bosnia and Lithuania did indeed surprise, but I think only Bosnia is here to stay.
Oooh
Bosnia and Lithuania did indeed surprise, but I think only Bosnia is here to stay.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Calidad Fri Sep 12, 2008 4:25 pm
I just watched the Brazil game which I foolishly taped. I fast forwarded a lot of it, but it was poor fare.
Brasil did dominate the game, but didn't ever really threaten Boliva's goal.
Currently, Ronaldinho, Josue & Lucas shouldn't be anywhere near the side. Maicon didn't offer a whole lot going forward either, and that Juan character at LB didn't impress either.
Donkey could have held the ball up a bit better, but he was too isolated. Ronaldinho doesn't run and is a waste of space playing as a wide forward, and in all truth, probably shouldn't be in the squad at the moment. Robinho offered some good movement, but didn't seem overly fond of the Bolivans defending with a bit of grit, and became increasingly frustrated (and therefore decreasingly productive) during the course of the game.
Meanwhile you have Josue and Lucas passing it each other in their own half. Not creating anything for the midfield, and not particularly doing a great job in defence either.
Chile went all out attack. Even under Dunga's Brasil few, if any teams can actually effectively pull that off against Brasil. However, met with a defensively decent side who don't play expansive football, Brasil struggle.
Brasil did dominate the game, but didn't ever really threaten Boliva's goal.
Currently, Ronaldinho, Josue & Lucas shouldn't be anywhere near the side. Maicon didn't offer a whole lot going forward either, and that Juan character at LB didn't impress either.
Donkey could have held the ball up a bit better, but he was too isolated. Ronaldinho doesn't run and is a waste of space playing as a wide forward, and in all truth, probably shouldn't be in the squad at the moment. Robinho offered some good movement, but didn't seem overly fond of the Bolivans defending with a bit of grit, and became increasingly frustrated (and therefore decreasingly productive) during the course of the game.
Meanwhile you have Josue and Lucas passing it each other in their own half. Not creating anything for the midfield, and not particularly doing a great job in defence either.
Chile went all out attack. Even under Dunga's Brasil few, if any teams can actually effectively pull that off against Brasil. However, met with a defensively decent side who don't play expansive football, Brasil struggle.
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Re: The Road to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
by Pierre Littbarski Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:50 pm
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=g2kuciCiRhc
Lithuania 2-0 Austria
Ex-Arsenal striker Tomas Danilevicius with 2 neat finishes past former team-mate Alex Manninger
Lithuania 2-0 Austria
Ex-Arsenal striker Tomas Danilevicius with 2 neat finishes past former team-mate Alex Manninger
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What about Eduardo or Fernandes to replace Quim as the first choice keeper for Portugal.
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