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#1021
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Hey now, there's nothing wong with Woy! And we certainly don't need Lampard...
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#1022
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But it's not as if it'd be unusual for Pepe to do it. (though my favourite thing about that video is when the Getafe player starts holding his face, just about the only bit of him Pepe didn't hurt ).And yeah, Coentrão was the defender I was on about. Or should I say, the winger who sometimes accidentally ends up in his own half. ![]() |
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#1023
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#1024
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Rooney isn't really as important to England as many people like to believe. He's a great player, but he's only really delivered sporadically for his country (like many, many others, I should add...) - Welbeck is looking like a really promising option, and I think Andy Carroll could end up being a lot more effective than many are expecting - he's a classic English number 9 - a great big brute of a striker who'll out-muscle defenders (partly the reason why Hulk has been so successful in Portugal) - a lot of European sides aren't used to facing strikers like that, and might struggle to cope. Agree that Lampard's a big miss though, especially with Barry and Wilshere missing as well. Parker and Gerrard would still be first choices for me in a fully fit side, but both are prone to knocks, and Lampard's a wonderful option to have on the bench. |
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#1025
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Spain not starting with any true striers is quite a shock, but I am interested to see how it works for them.
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#1026
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Yeah, that's a really interesting solution to the unique problem they have:
"We've got too many top-class midfielders... what are we going to do?" "Screw it, play 'em up front. They can't be any worse than Torres." |
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#1027
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LOL!
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#1028
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4-6-0 didn't seem to work terribly well. Though to be fair, Italy were immense.
How old is Pirlo now? 36? And he's still one of the best in the world. Edit: Turns out he's only 33. But still... |
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#1029
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Jelavic was clearly offside, but what a stunning diving header from Shay Given!
And if Robbie Keane thinks that was a penalty, he's clearly been in America too long.Ordinarily I would say "unlucky for Ireland", but the played like crap for most of the game, so I won't. ¬_¬ That's their championship over, bottom of the group (as opposed to it being their championship over second from bottom ¬_¬). |
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#1030
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Yeah, felt a bit sorry for them - just one of those games where everything goes wrong. First goal wrong-footed the keeper, second was offside, and the third was just one of those horrible things that happens when you're having a bad day.
Having said that, the free kick Ireland scored from was pretty soft too. |
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#1031
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As a Leicester fan I am glad St. Ledger got on the score sheet. But Croatia definately deserved the win. |
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#1032
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Yesterday watching the Holland- Denmark match, my mum came out with
'Great the Dutch, have got an old man playing for them; that's really going to help' She was referring to Arjen Robben I had to point out that he's only about 28. |
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#1033
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Having been lucky enough to accurately predict the outcome of all the games so far has done wonders for my gambling.
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#1034
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That could only happen to a Dane.
![]() When you say 'outcome', I'm guessing you don't have all the scores as well, right? |
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#1035
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Nah only correct score I predicted was Poland-Greece. I don't usually bother with scores.
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