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iadom 14-06-2014 13:24

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
All the games kick off between 5.00pm & 11.00pm UK time except the Japan v Ivory Coast match. That kicks off at 2.00AM, why?

denphone 14-06-2014 13:28

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35706849)
All the games kick off between 5.00pm & 11.00pm UK time except the Japan v Ivory Coast match. That kicks off at 2.00AM, why?

l cannot answer that but suffice to say that l won't be staying up for that one.:td:

colin25 14-06-2014 14:13

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35706849)
All the games kick off between 5.00pm & 11.00pm UK time except the Japan v Ivory Coast match. That kicks off at 2.00AM, why?

Maybe for the asian market, or at least the japanese market. They are at least 7 hours ahead of us. So 2am is 9am in japan

iadom 14-06-2014 14:32

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
I thought of that but their other games are not at that time, none of South Korea's are either?

nomadking 14-06-2014 14:43

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Is to fit in all 8 games of groups A-D within 4 days? This would be to maximise and even out, the gap before the next match.

colin25 14-06-2014 15:11

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35706856)
I thought of that but their other games are not at that time, none of South Korea's are either?

Japan has money, corporations that feed the beast called fifa. They might want Japan to at least be on when the japanese can watch it (commercial sense).

iadom 14-06-2014 15:39

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
So why only that one game, if it was a money issue then surely their other group games would be on at a time to suit the Japanese audience? Also Kia/Hyundai are one of FIFA's main sponsors.

Mr Pharmacist 14-06-2014 15:39

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
England were down for the 2am game and Japan for the 11pm slot when the draw was made. They swapped our game with the Japan one because of the European audiences. If only one European team were playing at 2am I doubt they'd have moved it. I think nomadking has the correct reason as well.

denphone 14-06-2014 15:43

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Pharmacist (Post 35706869)
England were down for the 2am game and Japan for the 11pm slot when the draw was made. They swapped our game with the Japan one because of the European audiences. If only one European team were playing at 2am I doubt they'd have moved it.

Even 11pm is late for a good many people so l will get my nap just after the first match today is finished in order to prepare myself for a very long night.:sleep::sleep:

thenry 14-06-2014 19:54

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Where have ITVs sound engineers gone? They will probably put the adverts on soon.

Chad 14-06-2014 20:14

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35706870)
Even 11pm is late for a good many people so l will get my nap just after the first match today is finished in order to prepare myself for a very long night.:sleep::sleep:

Den joining the Cable Forum night shift twice in one week :)

denphone 14-06-2014 21:17

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35706928)
Den joining the Cable Forum night shift twice in one week :)

Thankfully England's other two matches are more conveniently arranged for many of us.:)

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Well well well.:)

TheDaddy 14-06-2014 21:46

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Wonder if young Joel will find his way into Arsenal's team now

thenry 14-06-2014 21:53

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...6/15.jpg:large

denphone 14-06-2014 21:56

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
That's a rare smile that's for sure.

thenry 14-06-2014 22:07

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
He's always smiling. Normally when people say sign players and he thinks naaa.

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Cobbydaler 14-06-2014 22:09

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35706870)
Even 11pm is late for a good many people so l will get my nap just after the first match today is finished in order to prepare myself for a very long night.:sleep::sleep:

There are advantages to being GMT -5 over here :)

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Oh, and well done the Coffee Boys! :)

MalteseFalcon 14-06-2014 22:31

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Don't get me wrong, want England to win. But will not be a happy person if people are out shouting in the street tonight during the game. I will soon be out of my window telling them to shut up and get lost. Was kept up until half one this morning due to an inconsiderate neighbour having a party.

thenry 14-06-2014 22:35

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
There will be another party if England win tonight :LOL:

colin25 14-06-2014 22:39

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkC1984 (Post 35706961)
Don't get me wrong, want England to win. But will not be a happy person if people are out shouting in the street tonight during the game. I will soon be out of my window telling them to shut up and get lost. Was kept up until half one this morning due to an inconsiderate neighbour having a party.

There is an advantage being in Scotland...no danger of having someone shouting (unless a few celebrate a loss :D).

denphone 14-06-2014 22:40

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35706963)
There is an advantage being in Scotland...no danger of having someone shouting (unless a few celebrate a loss :D).

l see you speak for all Scotland then.;)

iadom 14-06-2014 22:55

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Manchester & Liverpool (and Cahill ) v Italy.:)

thenry 14-06-2014 23:04

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
:LOL: GOAL!!!


denphone 14-06-2014 23:35

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Same old England again sadly.:(

thenry 14-06-2014 23:37

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
England rue not taking early chances.

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hahahaha brilliant

denphone 14-06-2014 23:37

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
:cleader::cleader:

thenry 14-06-2014 23:57

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
ITV should stop doing HT analysis as they have next to no time to do a decent job of it.

MadGamer 15-06-2014 00:14

We are struggling

denphone 15-06-2014 00:16

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
We cannot defend as both Italian goals have shown.

Cobbydaler 15-06-2014 00:40

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Not good enough...

denphone 15-06-2014 00:42

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Its all ending in tears again.:bigcry::bigcry:

Uncle Peter 15-06-2014 01:12

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
England played well. If they play like that against Uruguay and Costa Rica they're well capable of 2 wins.

denphone 15-06-2014 06:33

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncle Peter (Post 35706978)
England played well. If they play like that against Uruguay and Costa Rica they're well capable of 2 wins.

Indeed they are but the defence worries me and we need to tighten that up considerably.

TheDaddy 15-06-2014 07:32

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35706985)
Indeed they are but the defence worries me and we need to tighten that up considerably.

Defence looked fine apart from Johnson...

denphone 15-06-2014 07:42

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35706991)
Defence looked fine apart from Johnson...

And Baines...

Will21st 15-06-2014 08:50

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35706977)
Its all ending in tears again.:bigcry::bigcry:

what else did you expect? :dozy: ;)

iadom 15-06-2014 09:20

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Good movement up front but TBH this a long way from a good Italian side. At least now England and Uruguay have lost it means they both have to go for it in the next game.

colin25 15-06-2014 09:28

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncle Peter (Post 35706978)
England played well. If they play like that against Uruguay and Costa Rica they're well capable of 2 wins.

I am not convinced.

England look weak. A good average team at times (at best), but not a world beater.

Italy are not the best team in the world.

denphone 15-06-2014 09:33

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35706999)
Good movement up front but TBH this a long way from a good Italian side. At least now England and Uruguay have lost it means they both have to go for it in the next game.

The one thing Italy do well is to keep the ball and once they get a lead we all know they are very hard to break down as it proved last night.

Uncle Peter 15-06-2014 11:31

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
I just don't think you can play that system without exposing the full backs. You need to have your defensive midfielder drop back to the flanks to cover the full-backs. Hodgson is under the illusion (delusion) that the wide attacking midfielders will do that job. Play 4-4-2 if that's what you want from your wide players.

Gerrard could probably perform that role if asked but I doubt he'd last 90 minutes.

The first Italy goal was a result of Gerrard not doing his job properly and second goal was an unfortunate lack of communication and it would be harsh just to blame Johnson, Jagielka should have been aware and stuck to the closest man. What are they doing in training if they can't deal with the situation that led to either goal. That's for Hodgson to sort out.

TheDaddy 15-06-2014 15:18

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35706993)
And Baines...

I thought it was Rooney more than Baines fault whereas Johnson had yet another poor match

Shadow Demon UK 15-06-2014 18:19

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35707052)
I thought it was Rooney more than Baines fault whereas Johnson had yet another poor match


Rooney wasn't playing on the left when Italy got their second

denphone 15-06-2014 18:37

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 35707073)
Rooney wasn't playing on the left when Italy got their second

From what l can remember was not Welbeck switched to the left.

iadom 15-06-2014 20:28

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
This is more like a Europe v S America World Cup game, lots of niggling fouls already.:D

That foul for the pen was exactly the same as the one on Gerrard that went unpunished last night. :(

denphone 15-06-2014 20:47

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Come on iadom you must know by now that we never get many decisions that go our way.

colin25 15-06-2014 20:55

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35707112)
Come on iadom you must know by now that we never get many decisions that go our way.

Boo hoo, nobody loves me?

Really :D

Mal 15-06-2014 21:16

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Just watching the BBC coverage of the France - Honduras game and was it just me or did Jonathan Pearce have trouble understanding that it wasn't the first rebound of the post that was given as a goal, but when it rebounded off the goalkeeper? The simulation showed that.

denphone 15-06-2014 21:25

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35707114)
Boo hoo, nobody loves me?

Really :D

Nothing of the sort dear chap as l am just stating what has happened over many many years.:)

thenry 15-06-2014 22:33

Re: World Cup 2014
 
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Uncle Peter 16-06-2014 00:00

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Jonathan Pearce... is he still stealing a living?

Have a word BBC

denphone 16-06-2014 05:53

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncle Peter (Post 35707152)
Jonathan Pearce... is he still stealing a living?

Have a word BBC

l think they need to have a word with quite a few of their employees.

Uncle Peter 16-06-2014 17:47

Re: World Cup 2014
 
The other week Andy Townsend was saying that Toni Kroos doesn't do very much.

Hom3r 16-06-2014 17:57

Re: World Cup 2014
 
I bet Ronaldo won't be winking at that Red card, :D

thenry 16-06-2014 18:46

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Pepes such a fool! Portugal as a team haven't turned up. I would have at least expected some fight on show but nothing. They deserve this hammering.

denphone 16-06-2014 18:53

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Pepe :td::( is a utter fool for his head butt and deserved to get sent off but Mullers play acting also left a sour taste in my mouth as well.:td::(

Media Boy UK 16-06-2014 19:51

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Hand up who care about the 8pm game (On BBC One)?

TheDaddy 16-06-2014 20:00

Re: World Cup road to 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 35707073)
Rooney wasn't playing on the left when Italy got their second

Maybe not but he didn't give him much support when he was playing there, Baines was isolated far to often.

iadom 16-06-2014 20:20

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy (Post 35707352)
Hand up who care about the 8pm game (On BBC One)?

Anything is better than the c**p my missus would be watching normally although I may not watch all of the later game.

Chad 16-06-2014 20:31

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy (Post 35707352)
Hand up who care about the 8pm game (On BBC One)?

Nope, Game of Thrones season finale for me.

denphone 16-06-2014 21:03

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35707374)
Nope, Game of Thrones season finale for me.

:bigcry::bigcry:

iadom 16-06-2014 21:31

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Sadly it is far and away the worst game so far.:rolleyes:

This pitch seems to have cut up badly as well.

iadom 17-06-2014 18:14

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Get Fellaini on quickly.. :D

nashville 17-06-2014 18:18

Re: World Cup 2014
 
We are on holiday in Amsterdam & I am sick of this football on in every pub. I guess I picked the wrong time to go away,

colin25 17-06-2014 18:26

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35707633)
Get Fellaini on quickly.. :D

You asked, he did :D

iadom 17-06-2014 18:27

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35707633)
Get Fellaini on quickly.. :D

I could do this manager thingy. :cool:

Moyes just played him out of position. :)

colin25 17-06-2014 18:39

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35707638)
I could do this manager thingy. :cool:

Moyes just played him out of position. :)

Moyes just didn't know how to play anyone :)

denphone 17-06-2014 19:04

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by colin25 (Post 35707645)
Moyes just didn't know how to play anyone :)

A pygmy in a land of giants.

denphone 17-06-2014 21:22

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Fred must be the worse Brazilian forward ever.:td:

thenry 17-06-2014 21:29

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Thierry Henry said what he does off the ball goes unnoticed. Not sure if that applies in these games. He was though doing something useful in games building up to the WC.

iadom 17-06-2014 21:39

Re: World Cup 2014
 
The free kicks so for in the comp have been very poor in the main.:(

Arthurgray50@blu 17-06-2014 22:25

Re: World Cup 2014
 
What is making me laugh is at the way England are supporting Rooney, and asking people not to blast him.

I think personally, that It should be Defoe out there, not just as a ex spurs player, but because he can score goals.

Hodgson must have the bottle to drop him. Thursday's game is the most important game the team has, its like a Cup Final, we have to win it to basically stay in the World Cup.

With such an important game Rooney, is likely to explode and get himself sent off.

Sorry guys, thats my own opionon

MalteseFalcon 17-06-2014 23:23

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Rooney played crap because he is not being played in his natural position. It's like swapping Hart and Gerrard around, it just doesn't work. What is it with England managers that they seem to be tactically inept.

thenry 18-06-2014 00:08

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Not seen many girls this WC...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/wor...reporters.html

denphone 18-06-2014 05:18

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkC1984 (Post 35707741)
Rooney played crap because he is not being played in his natural position. It's like swapping Hart and Gerrard around, it just doesn't work. What is it with England managers that they seem to be tactically inept.

If it was me and this might upset MU fans l would have dropped him quite a while back as he has never delivered for England at the WC finals and all we get to the build up to these bloody matches is talk about Rooney all the time and even Gary Neville yesterday seem obsessed with him.:rolleyes:

thenry 18-06-2014 17:56

Re: World Cup 2014
 
:clap: what a goal Tim Cahill

colin25 18-06-2014 18:12

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35707901)
:clap: what a goal Tim Cahill

But poor penalty decision

denphone 18-06-2014 18:12

Re: World Cup 2014
 
The Dutch total football masters we are told.:nono::rofl:

thenry 18-06-2014 18:14

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Australia were expected to get spanked this WC. Well I though they would.

Uncle Peter 18-06-2014 18:16

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Who is this utter balloon co-commentating on ITV? Please tell me it's not Garth Crooks or Clark Carlisle

denphone 18-06-2014 18:17

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncle Peter (Post 35707909)
Who is this utter balloon co-commentating on ITV? Please tell me it's not Garth Crooks or Clark Carlisle

Its Clark Carlisle Uncle Peter.

Uncle Peter 18-06-2014 18:20

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35707910)
Its Clark Carlisle Uncle Peter.

Ah the man with "insert foot here" printed below his mouth

thenry 18-06-2014 19:17

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Matthew Stanger ‏@MatthewStanger

Chaos in Maracana press area after wall collapses.

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It's a real mess here. Hopefully no one hurt.

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Julian 18-06-2014 20:08

Re: World Cup 2014
 
What a pathetic sight.

Noone helping, just moronic idiots with camera phones.

thenry 18-06-2014 20:20

Re: World Cup 2014
 
its the media center, what else do you expect :LOL:

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:clap: another beauty of a goal. Spain left watching.

colin25 18-06-2014 20:26

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35707958)
its the media center, what else do you expect :LOL:

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:clap: another beauty of a goal. Spain left watching.

Yes, enjoyed the goal. Lovely football

thenry 18-06-2014 20:44

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Goodnight Spain

colin25 18-06-2014 20:45

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35707971)
Goodnight Spain

I have Chile in my work's sweep

denphone 18-06-2014 20:45

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35707971)
Goodnight Spain

Indeed the mighty Spanish empire is no more.

thenry 18-06-2014 20:55

Re: World Cup 2014
 
shocking

Shadow Demon UK 18-06-2014 20:58

Re: World Cup 2014
 
This has got to be the end of Casillas for Spain, shocking mistakes in both games. This is probably the worst I've seen Xabi Alonso play as well.

denphone 18-06-2014 21:03

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Del Bosque selections for these two games and also his non selection of players that he did not pick for the WC means he will have to take the rap totally.

nashville 18-06-2014 21:05

Re: World Cup 2014
 
I am not into football very much, but being in Amsterdam tonight was a fantastic atmosphere before and certainly after the game, music & dancing in a sea of orange, Credit to Australia I thought played well too, But these people here were in thr glory,

colin25 18-06-2014 21:05

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35707982)
Del Bosque selections for these two games and also his non selection of players that he did not pick for the WC means he will have to take the rap totally.

Yes, I would had negredo in the team

denphone 18-06-2014 21:07

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35707983)
I am not into football very much, but being in Amsterdam tonight was a fantastic atmosphere before and certainly after the game, music & dancing in a sea of orange, Credit to Australia I thought played well too, But these people here were in thr glory,

Yes the orange army certainly do love their football nash.

thenry 18-06-2014 21:07

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Ye Dens spot on. He's clearly not changed it as much as he should have. Those not selected, incredible.

nashville 18-06-2014 21:10

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Thanks Den. & Hello to you to thenry.

thenry 18-06-2014 21:11

Re: World Cup 2014
 
hey nash

nashville 18-06-2014 21:24

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Flying home tomorrow to Glasgow

thenry 18-06-2014 21:39

Re: World Cup 2014
 
Pick me up on the way if you want :)

Whats the point in bringing Torres on for Costa?

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https://twitter.com/BrazilStats/stat...256449/photo/1

Mr Pharmacist 18-06-2014 21:51

Re: World Cup 2014
 
All the Spanish players have been dire. From the back to the front.


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