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denphone 15-05-2018 15:17

France win the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
BBC and ITV announce their punditry teams for the Fifa World Cup 2018 coverage from Russia next month.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44103384

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...eane-lead.html



Joe Hart left out of England’s World Cup squad by Gareth Southgate.

https://www.theguardian.com/football...hgate-west-ham

adzii_nufc 15-05-2018 17:11

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Such a big deal is being made of that too. Can't remember it ever mattering who we had between the sticks, they always found a way to have their cock up moment.

Seaman, Carson, Rob Green, Paul Robinson, Hart.

Can't wait for the next howler.

Wondering who knocks us out this time though, Peru or Iran? :D

denphone 15-05-2018 17:14

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No big deal as far as l am concerned as Hart has just simply not been good enough and has even been dropped by the Hammers which says everything.

denphone 15-05-2018 20:22

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Rumours sweeping around that Wilshere , Cahill and Bertrand have been left out with Delph , Shelvey . Livermore and Trent Arnold being in the 23.

adzii_nufc 15-05-2018 21:32

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Shelvey makes sense. His passing and risk taking are a wildcard, he's easily wound up though. If Vardy and Kane get into positions he'll find them.

Mr K 16-05-2018 14:17

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I predict a post tournament inquiry after our early exit, about how the Premiership is ruining the national game. We"ll all agree, forget, then obsess about the Premiership again. Ever get deja vu ?!

denphone 16-05-2018 15:14

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
England World Cup squad announced..

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/44138959

Julian 16-05-2018 23:48

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Given that if England had anything of a spine they wouldn't be going to that ******* country to take part, I truly hope they are eliminated at the earliest opportunity.

denphone 17-05-2018 06:27

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Personally sport and politics should not mix IMO.

Mr K 17-05-2018 11:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35947084)
Personally sport and politics should not mix IMO.

It's being used very politically by Russia. We shouldn't be going.

denphone 17-05-2018 11:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35947119)
It's being used very politically by Russia. We shouldn't be going.

In your opinion Mr K but not mine.

Mr K 17-05-2018 11:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35947121)
In your opinion Mr K but not mine.

There's always the cricket in the summer Den ;)

denphone 17-05-2018 11:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35947124)
There's always the cricket in the summer Den ;)

No doubt someone will come along pretty soon telling us to withdraw from that Mr K.;)

Mr K 17-05-2018 11:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35947128)
No doubt someone will come along pretty soon telling us to withdraw from that Mr K.;)

Well I certainly wouldn't play the cheating Aussies any longer, see they've managed to squeeze a few one dayers in this summer.

Paul 17-05-2018 18:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35947074)
Given that if England had anything of a spine they wouldn't be going to that ******* country to take part, I truly hope they are eliminated at the earliest opportunity.

I'm sure your support is appreciated by them. :dozey:

Mr K 17-05-2018 21:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35947179)
I'm sure your support is appreciated by them. :dozey:

I don't think Premiership players think about anything else other than their next contract. Hence them not giving heart and soul for their country.

denphone 17-05-2018 21:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35947195)
I don't think Premiership players think about anything else other than their next contract. Hence them not giving heart and soul for their country.

Rather over generalising there Mr K l see.

Carth 18-05-2018 10:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35947200)
Rather over generalising there Mr K l see.

No, I think he has it about right considering the amount of foreign players who ply their trade in the best richest league in the world ;)

denphone 18-05-2018 12:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35947232)
No, I think he has it about right considering the amount of foreign players who ply their trade in the best richest league in the world ;)

And you are saying those foreign players like ours don't give their.heart and soul for their country?.

Carth 18-05-2018 14:13

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I've no idea . . but IMO players from all nations are chasing the cash (freely given) . . . and there are a few shocks concerning world cup qualifications :p:

denphone 18-05-2018 16:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35947243)
I've no idea . . but IMO players from all nations are chasing the cash (freely given) . . . and there are a few shocks concerning world cup qualifications :p:

Now what would you do in their shoes if you were offered better wages?.

Carth 19-05-2018 00:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35947255)
Now what would you do in their shoes if you were offered better wages?.

It's boots, not shoes :p:

But yes I see your point about wages, however being one of the highest earners doesn't - shouldn't - mean you're a shoe in (see what I did there) for a place in the England team, as some seem to expect.

Mr K 02-06-2018 20:11

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I don't watch much Premiership football but is that the best we have? I've seen better in non-league. That Harold Kane can hit a ball, but what's with the diving Stirling bloke? Since when did we do that? Don't think Tunisia have much to fear.

denphone 02-06-2018 20:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35949009)
I don't watch much Premiership football but is that the best we have? I've seen better in non-league. That Harold Kane can hit a ball, but what's with the diving Stirling bloke? Since when did we do that? Don't think Tunisia have much to fear.

Forever the pessimist l see Mr K.;)

adzii_nufc 06-06-2018 23:04

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So aye, remember previous threads in which it was noted that it was comical to award a racist country the right to host a world cup. Well only now are the media starting to board the bandwagon. Now it's suddenly an issue. You couldn't make it up. What? Wasn't it a problem in the years we've had to rectify this?

What did the removal of Blatter and his cronies solve? As far as I'm aware FIFA is as corrupt now as it was then. It needed massive reform from top to bottom and it got none of that. Replaced idiots with idiots.

I would massively get behind the idea that any racially abused team just walks off and takes the tournament suspension, watch the bubble burst when numerous teams just come home. Maybe FIFA will get the message. We apparently can't do anything about Qatar too because of legal ramifications. So the 1200+ people that have died building infrastructure via slave labour can just continue meaning a nothing number.

denphone 07-06-2018 06:14

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Racism was a issue long before Russia ever bid for the world cup as those attitudes are pretty endemic in Russian society adzii and have been for as long as l know.

Mr K 12-06-2018 22:39

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Ooof, just got my Radio Times World Cup wall chart !

Remember my first World Cup wall chart (still have it !) - 1978 - you had to put stickers of the countries flags for each fixture. Very exciting. Just Scotland that year of course, had plenty of Saltire flag stickers left over at the end of the tournament ! (they beat the Netherlands, but lost to Peru, idiots !)

Damien 12-06-2018 23:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35949551)
What did the removal of Blatter and his cronies solve? As far as I'm aware FIFA is as corrupt now as it was then. It needed massive reform from top to bottom and it got none of that. Replaced idiots with idiots.

We need to see how the next World Cup bid is done to judge I think

denphone 13-06-2018 05:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35950336)
Ooof, just got my Radio Times World Cup wall chart !

Remember my first World Cup wall chart (still have it !) - 1978 - you had to put stickers of the countries flags for each fixture. Very exciting. Just Scotland that year of course, had plenty of Saltire flag stickers left over at the end of the tournament ! (they beat the Netherlands, but lost to Peru, idiots !)

l remember the 1978 World Cup Mr K :Yikes::eeek: as did not Scotland lose to Peru :( and then beat the Dutch masters with the goal of the tournament from Archie Gemmill.:)

denphone 13-06-2018 12:25

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Nothing like throwing your dummy out of the pram..:bigcry::bigcry:

https://www.sportinglife.com/footbal...petegui/148867

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44467548

Kabaal 13-06-2018 12:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950382)
Nothing like throwing your dummy out of the pram..:bigcry::bigcry:

https://www.sportinglife.com/footbal...petegui/148867

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44467548

I can understand them being upset with him for announcing taking a new job a few days before the World Cup starts but sacking him seems excessive. As long as he put his all into the tournament I don't see why it would have been an issue.

The phrase shooting yourself in the foot springs to mind.

denphone 13-06-2018 12:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kabaal (Post 35950383)
I can understand them being upset with him for announcing taking a new job a few days before the World Cup starts but sacking him seems excessive. As long as he put his all into the tournament I don't see why it would have been an issue.

The phrase shooting yourself in the foot springs to mind.

Quite a few international managers over the years at the major tournaments go to new club jobs after the tournament ends so yes l think the Spanish FA reaction is a bit OTT that is for sure.

Hugh 13-06-2018 13:50

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44464913

North America have won the bid to host the 2026 FFIA World Cup.

Quote:

The 2026 World Cup will be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico after their joint bid beat Morocco's proposal to host it.

The 'United 2026' bid was selected by Fifa member nations, winning 134 votes compared to 65 for Morocco.

The 2026 tournament will be the biggest World Cup ever held - with 48 teams playing 80 matches over 34 days.

denphone 13-06-2018 13:58

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l wonder whether the wall will be up by then.;)

Hugh 13-06-2018 15:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950390)
l wonder whether the wall will be up by then.;)

Which one?

denphone 13-06-2018 15:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35950394)
Which one?

The one that The Donald wants to build.:)

Mr K 13-06-2018 17:26

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Result! Drawn Germany in the Office sweepstake ! Makes a change, I usually get someone like Swaziland or even worse England ;)
Come on Deutschland !

denphone 13-06-2018 17:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35950401)
Result! Drawn Germany in the Office sweepstake ! Makes a change, I usually get someone like Swaziland or even worse England ;)
Come on Deutschland !

It won't be long before you pick up your winnings then Mr K.:D

Hugh 13-06-2018 18:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950396)
The one that The Donald wants to build.:)

No, I meant which border - North or South?

denphone 13-06-2018 18:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35950409)
No, I meant which border - North or South?

South Hugh.

iadom 13-06-2018 19:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950412)
South Hugh.

Guess you never watched South Park then Den.:D

denphone 13-06-2018 19:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950433)
Guess you never watched South Park then Den.:D

No l have to say Jim South Park is not for me.:)

Hugh 13-06-2018 21:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950433)
Guess you never watched South Park then Den.:D

:tu:

denphone 14-06-2018 18:59

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Well the opening match of the World cup was a afternoon stroll for the hosts as the other side did not turn up...:td:

iadom 14-06-2018 19:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35950401)
Result! Drawn Germany in the Office sweepstake ! Makes a change, I usually get someone like Swaziland or even worse England ;)
Come on Deutschland !

Which poor sod got Saudi Arabia. :D

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950538)
Well the opening match of the World cup was a afternoon stroll for the hosts as the other side did not turn up...:td:


Both teams about mid Div 1 or Scottish Prem standard.:rolleyes:

Mr K 14-06-2018 19:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950538)
Well the opening match of the World cup was a afternoon stroll for the hosts as the other side did not turn up...:td:

They turned up Den, but they ate something the Russians suppliied.....

Ridiculous that teams like Saudi Arabia are in the World Cup and Italy/Netherlands aren't.

denphone 14-06-2018 19:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950539)
Which poor sod got Saudi Arabia. :D

:D:D

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950539)

Both teams about mid Div 1 or Scottish Prem standard.:rolleyes:

Yes it was not great.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35950541)
Ridiculous that teams like Saudi Arabia are in the World Cup and Italy/Netherlands aren't.

FIFA will have the answers Mr K.

Hom3r 14-06-2018 20:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950539)
Which poor sod got Saudi Arabia. :D


Not me, I got Nigera,



Oh yeah and some country called Brazil :D

adzii_nufc 15-06-2018 01:07

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First attack happened right as the world cup started. Two gay French fans were attacked earlier. One has serious injuries.

I Point out that they're gay because the media are already labelling it as a targeted attack with the recent mention of likely racism and homophobic behaviour set to run wild. I'm reserving opinion on it though as it says they were also robbed. I think it's entirely possible it had nothing to do with their sexuality. Have to wait and see.

denphone 15-06-2018 15:50

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Why is it every man and his dog has to invade the pitch when a goal is scored.:rolleyes:

iadom 15-06-2018 16:08

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Thought it was at the Emirates with all those empty seats. :)

Both sides should beat Russia and S Arabia, Egypt need to get Mo on the pitch though.

denphone 15-06-2018 16:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950652)
Thought it was at the Emirates with all those empty seats. :)

Both sides should beat Russia and S Arabia, Egypt need to get Mo on the pitch though.

l thought it was a pretty poor match to be fair Jim as most definitely this ain't a great group as you say.

iadom 15-06-2018 17:26

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Damn, first potentially interesting game, Spain v Portugal and I have just remembered the missus has booked us to go to a play at Playhouse 2 tonight, our local cultural hotspot. :(

denphone 15-06-2018 17:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950661)
Damn, first potentially interesting game, Spain v Portugal and I have just remembered the missus has booked us to go to a play at Playhouse 2 tonight, our local cultural hotspot. :(

There is simply no contest Jim.:D

iadom 15-06-2018 18:13

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SWMBO will always have the last word I'm afraid.;)

denphone 15-06-2018 18:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950671)
SWMBO will always have the last word I'm afraid.;)

There are many who will agree.;)

iadom 15-06-2018 18:57

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It’s a good thing Bouhaddouz doesn’t play for Columbia.:shocked:

denphone 15-06-2018 20:05

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Well not a good start for the Spanish as their week seems to be going from bad to worse.

Hom3r 15-06-2018 21:46

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The cheating diving ******* ronaldo scores a hatrick 2 from dives.

denphone 15-06-2018 21:51

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He might cheat but no one cannot dispute his great talent as many others cheat and dive as well.

nomadking 15-06-2018 21:56

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Was it more the hands in the back than leg to leg contact?

adzii_nufc 15-06-2018 22:57

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None of it matters. There was contact on both occasions. Whether they were dives or not became irrelevant 10 years ago when we started accepting being blown over as a foul and looking for the tiniest points of contact. It became such a norm that the great Sir Alex started ignoring it as Ashley Young progressed into being the most prolific diver in world football.. Fancy that, Ashley Young not fitting the foreign diving agenda.

The ship for not wanting this kind of foul baiting and diving in the game sailed a long time ago. It isn't even worth discussing anymore. By their own laws, there should be a penalty/free kick awarded for literally every single corner taken due to the amount of pulling and pushing, wrapping their arms around. Once every blue moon a referee will inexplicably award a penalty citing said issues and throws the game into further confusion.

Regardless. Cristiano Ronaldo is in my own opinion the greatest complete player to ever have played the game. Its been a privilege to have had the chance to see this lad from start to finish.

nomadking 15-06-2018 23:00

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The scoreline is flattering to Portugal, especially as the only goal scored in open play was a result of goalkeeper error.

iadom 15-06-2018 23:25

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Well it looks like I picked the best game to miss. :bigcry:

Did see the pen before I left for the theatre, definitely clear contact and it would have been run past VAR as well. I was amused at Lineker and Co before the game smugly pointing out how CR7 had only scored three goals in previous world cups.

The play was excellent BTW. :cool:

denphone 16-06-2018 06:04

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Yes it was certainly in terms of entertainment and class a superb match despite the hysteric's at times.

Maggy 16-06-2018 09:46

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Well I got Spain in the pub sweepstake but was hoping for Portugal. ah well it was a good game..Not sure I could face any more like the earlier games this week though.

denphone 16-06-2018 10:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35950758)
Well I got Spain in the pub sweepstake but was hoping for Portugal. ah well it was a good game..Not sure I could face any more like the earlier games this week though.

Monday might be the day for that.;)

denphone 16-06-2018 12:46

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l hope nobody has France in the sweepstake as on the basis of this first half they look one of the worse teams of the World Cup.:td:

Mr K 16-06-2018 14:48

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Peru v Denmark - I love these bizarre World Cup fixtures !

The best one was USA v Iran in 1998. Iran won and Ayattolah modestly commented "Tonight, again, the strong and arrogant opponent felt the bitter taste of defeat at your hands.'' :D

denphone 16-06-2018 15:33

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Lets see if the mighty Argentinians can handle the minnows of Iceland.:)

adzii_nufc 16-06-2018 16:27

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No magic from Messi yet. In fact Argentina don't even look that good to be fair.

Missed penalty, free kick over the bar, free kick into the wall. It's a Ballon D'nope again for Messi this time around.

Hom3r 16-06-2018 16:40

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
Iceland had the Hand of Cod on their side :D

denphone 16-06-2018 16:43

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Messi has never really done it at World Cups as Argentina are given a inflated reputation based on him but too many of their other players are average IMO as one or two world class players cannot carry a average team.

iadom 16-06-2018 17:12

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35950818)
Iceland had the Hand of Cod on their side :D

Oh dear, :D TBH their keepers hands excelled.

denphone 16-06-2018 17:36

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Does anybody remember Teófilo Cubillas?.;)

iadom 16-06-2018 17:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950826)
Does anybody remember Teófilo Cubillas?.;)

:tu:
Amazing to think the Peruvians have bought over 45,000 tickets compared to Englands 32,300.

Hom3r 16-06-2018 21:44

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Saw this on FB

iadom 17-06-2018 16:14

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Serbia's Savic looks one rather tasty player.

denphone 17-06-2018 16:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950896)
Serbia's Savic looks one rather tasty player.

He must be worth £80 million of Man United's money.;)

iadom 17-06-2018 16:39

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At least it is money they have generated themselves, not from oily Arabs or Russian oligarchs.:p:

denphone 17-06-2018 17:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950898)
At least it is money they have generated themselves, not from oily Arabs or Russian oligarchs.:p:

Or American owners who load the club with huge debts to service.:p:

Carth 17-06-2018 17:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950902)
Or American owners who load the club with huge debts to service.:p:

Pity there's no cup for being top of the European table on club debt :D

iadom 17-06-2018 17:33

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Yep, paying the debts off on a regular basis and still the highest revenue earners in world football.
I reiterate, buying their players with their own self generated funds.:p:

denphone 17-06-2018 17:37

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Well , well . well Germany not looking so mighty here.:D

iadom 17-06-2018 17:39

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Well deserved for Mexico so far,

denphone 17-06-2018 17:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950906)
Yep, paying the debts off on a regular basis and still the highest revenue earners in world football.
I reiterate, buying their players with their own self generated funds.:p:

And what happens if it suddenly goes tits up.:p:

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950908)
Well deserved for Mexico so far,

Indeed Germany looking slow and pedestrian here.:)

iadom 17-06-2018 17:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35950909)
And what happens if it suddenly goes tits up.:p:

How would that happen ‘suddenly’ debts are more than covered by income and above all assets. There would be a few people in the queue to take over if the Glazers had to bail out.



Indeed Germany looking slow and pedestrian here.:)

Only worry for Mexico is how much that has taken out of them, Germany have hardly broken sweat yet.

denphone 17-06-2018 17:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950914)
Only worry for Mexico is how much that has taken out of them, Germany have hardly broken sweat yet.

Germany seem to think all they have to do is just turn up but as we know football usually does not work out like that.

iadom 17-06-2018 18:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35950401)
Result! Drawn Germany in the Office sweepstake ! Makes a change, I usually get someone like Swaziland or even worse England ;)
Come on Deutschland !

Hmmm, :D

TBH Mexico should have had five or six.

denphone 17-06-2018 18:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35950916)
Hmmm, :D

Yippeeeeee......:D:D

Hom3r 17-06-2018 19:00

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
Well I only hope Brazil win tonight as I have them in a sweepstake at work.

denphone 17-06-2018 20:21

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Well that is what you get when you spend £105 million plus add ons.:clap::clap:

denphone 18-06-2018 20:12

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Just what the doctor ordered..:D

iadom 18-06-2018 20:14

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
Very good start, I’m certain Rashford would not have missed that Sterling chance, he looked like a two year old girl.:rolleyes:

denphone 18-06-2018 20:20

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35951029)
Very good start, I’m certain Rashford would not have missed that Sterling chance, he looked like a two year old girl.:rolleyes:

Sterling needs 10 chances to score one goal.

iadom 18-06-2018 20:26

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
And now Lingard, you just can’t afford to miss easy chances like those. :(

denphone 18-06-2018 20:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35951033)
And now Lingard, you just can’t afford to miss easy chances like those. :(

A second goal is needed.

Hom3r 18-06-2018 21:03

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
We need a ref and VAR that see fouls on Endland players ;)

denphone 18-06-2018 21:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35951035)
We need a ref and VAR that see fouls on Endland players ;)

Outrageously poor are the words to describe this referee..:td::(

Hom3r 18-06-2018 21:11

Re: 2018 FIFA World Cup.
 
Twice Kane has been wrestled to the ground in the penalty area and yet no penatly given.


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