[WC] World Cup 2010 - General Talk Thread (33 Viewers)
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Are they friendly people?
I have a feeling it would take like 18 seconds before they jump on me for some fight. Dunno, they seem weird to me, like they are all nervous nation. I guess I'm crazy
I have a feeling it would take like 18 seconds before they jump on me for some fight. Dunno, they seem weird to me, like they are all nervous nation. I guess I'm crazy
Everyone was glued the tv so I can't rate their friendliness. They laughed at Dunga every time he came on the screen 
Top 3 get pail all more than 300$ in out pool. If I get Germany going to the F then I am winning it, since Germany was only picked by me and another guy to win it all
It's because IMO they lack chemistry
I don't think so, almost half of the starting 11 play for Barca and the same group of players have been playing together for a long period of time. I think they lack aggressiveness. They need to be more right in their opponents faces and less fancy stuff.
It's because IMO they lack chemistry
but what is the idea of keep passing it around again and again and again specially if those passes are to the side or just alittle bit forward. They need to start send those passed deep, and go/run at defenders, close spaces, press, and show some emotion and some type of agressive attitude, this passive attitude won't get them far in this WC
Brazil was a real disappointment for the Brazilian fans, IMO. It was the kind of match that makes Dunga the Brazilian Capello in their eyes.
As for Alves, I still don't get why Barca unloaded so much cash on him...
Hey -- he gives hope for all of us who are follicly changed: that there are worse things than going bald.
While their lack of attack is not encouraging and a common problematic theme in any big cup, it's good to see the solidity of their defense: when it is working, you always have a chance to win. And the coordination among the players has been generally strong. Three clean sheets isn't easy in a Group of Death, even if you play behind the ball heavily in two matches.
The bummer is that by qualifying second, their route through the Cup doesn't take them through Cape Town. But Brazil's is at least...
As for Alves, I still don't get why Barca unloaded so much cash on him...
Hey -- he gives hope for all of us who are follicly changed: that there are worse things than going bald.
While their lack of attack is not encouraging and a common problematic theme in any big cup, it's good to see the solidity of their defense: when it is working, you always have a chance to win. And the coordination among the players has been generally strong. Three clean sheets isn't easy in a Group of Death, even if you play behind the ball heavily in two matches.
The bummer is that by qualifying second, their route through the Cup doesn't take them through Cape Town.
But Brazil's is at least...
