I dont think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by pino
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I dont think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by pino
Looking for idiots? :p:
Hodgson has clearly stated that he's not going anywhere ;)
Edit: What about Del Bosque?
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Nam nam :evil:
Sorry guys but I don't understand a thing. Ask any player in my country where he'd like to play and he'll say Primera Division, Serie A or Premier League because these are the strongest national championships in the world. However the national squads of Spain, Italy and England were a total fiasco and left the world cup in the groups stage. Why?
Too many foreigns players, that's why !
Don't know if I could resist to watch the 23.00 matches. I'd like to watch Greece-Cote d'Ivoire for the lovely Samaras.:p
That's what they are saying about England today. That England players are not getting match practice in the Premier League.Quote:
Originally Posted by pino
Who would have thought that Costa Rica and Uruguay would be the qualifiers from that group!
That's what I also thought. In the past the national team was usually built on the skeleton of the best squad in the country and the players were used to pay together. I've heard that for Balotelli and Immobile this was the first time they played together.Quote:
Originally Posted by pino
Only watched 30 seconds of the Costa Rica/England game, and largely forgot it was on. I expected Italy to get through, this kind of scenario was made for them. Looks like it's up to the Benelux countries to carry the Europeans.
I wouldn't have minded if Australia had an Italian coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by pino
The sad thing I suppose about the English game. Is when I see a good player, playing for a leading team, I'm surprised he's there!
Soft. Games start 2am here. The replay of the second games finish at 10am.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo