EPT2012 - 2013 Football Thread! - Page 466
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GunSec
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18669 Posts
On June 04 2013 20:31 Tazza wrote: I beg to differ. australia is not in a good position right now in qualifying. If they lose to japan here... australia had that generation but now its over and there are very few talented youngsters Losing today to Japan isn't a really big problem to Australia... But I guess whether SK or Australia is #2 in Asia is debatable. | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
On June 04 2013 20:55 sharkie wrote: Losing today to Japan isn't a really big problem to Australia... But I guess whether SK or Australia is #2 in Asia is debatable. Not really a debate at all if you have watched asian football lately. and actually, australia is in big trouble if they lose today . Jordan would be most likely to get that number 2 spot in the qualifying. good luck in the playoff then and right now, korea and japan are way ahead of the pack in asia with japan being a bit better at the moment. in fact, i'd rather take uzbekistan over australia right now | ||
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sharkie
Austria18669 Posts
On June 04 2013 20:59 Tazza wrote: Not really a debate at all if you have watched asian football lately. and actually, australia is in big trouble if they lose today . Jordan would be most likely to get that number 2 spot in the qualifying. good luck in the playoff then and right now, korea and japan are way ahead of the pack in asia with japan being a bit better at the moment. in fact, i'd rather take uzbekistan over australia right now Yeah Uzbekistan is very good and I have to admit I havent watched many SK matches lately, but Australia still plays very good football. They just had bad luck this qualification. And Australia arent in trouble since they are still going to be playing Jordan at home and can easily get #2 through their own matches. | ||
GTR
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Would it be worth going? | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
On June 04 2013 21:05 sharkie wrote: Yeah Uzbekistan is very good and I have to admit I havent watched many SK matches lately, but Australia still plays very good football. They just had bad luck this qualification. And Australia arent in trouble since they are still going to be playing Jordan at home and can easily get #2 through their own matches. but what makes you think australia can beat jordan? jordan have made a lot of progress lately and i don't think they're an easy opponent even if australia is at home. I haven't watched very many australia matches either, but i remember them being pretty lucky against japan last time around. I guess maybe not so much against the middle eastern sides. the only australian player i'd be excited about is tommy oar, but the rest of the players are aging quickly man if you're rooting for australia, good luck thought. im actually rooting for them because of our rivalry with japan. and GOAL!!! aussies!!! | ||
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sharkie
Austria18669 Posts
If Japan had any luck in their matches they'd dominate Asia so hard...  | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
On June 04 2013 21:07 GTR wrote: Tempted to go to the last qualification match between Australia and Iraq as tickets are only $20. Would it be worth going? middle eastern sides are pretty notorious for grassrolling so idk. and australia isn't at its prime like it was when it had a cahill in his prime, and other players | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
On June 04 2013 21:13 sharkie wrote: wtf what kind of good luck goal is that from Australia -.- If Japan had any luck in their matches they'd dominate Asia so hard... japan really needs a clinical finisher. the best striker they have is okazaki and he is pacey but not really a great finisher. need someone to capitalize on all that posession | ||
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GTR
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sharkie
Austria18669 Posts
On June 04 2013 21:16 Tazza wrote: japan really needs a clinical finisher. the best striker they have is okazaki and he is pacey but not really a great finisher. need someone to capitalize on all that posession yeah totally agree with you | ||
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sharkie
Austria18669 Posts
yes yes yes!!! Japanese fans are awesome, they cheered the team the full 90min. | ||
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
so pumped for the korea game that's on today. We have so much talent but the manager prefers to use old and notorious big moment chokers. sigh... wouldn't be surprised if he left son heung min on the bench today like he did last game | ||
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
On June 04 2013 21:07 GTR wrote: Tempted to go to the last qualification match between Australia and Iraq as tickets are only $20. Would it be worth going? Let me help you: Seriously in most other countries of the world your mental sanity would be questioned for even asking that. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
I hope Mou doesn't get him, he is much too good :D Klopp instantly fell in love with him when Donezk played vs Dortmund. | ||
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malcram
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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zeo
Serbia6342 Posts
>And because I'm an idiot they just fucked me out of 90euro, never betting on them ever again and from now on they are in the list of teams I dislike | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On June 05 2013 03:52 malcram wrote: ^ are you saying Mou will make him worse or Chelsea is not good enough for him? lol... Nah, it's just that all the Chelsea love in this thread makes me want to see Chelsea crash and burn next season  And I believe Fernandinho is an underrated player of the type that can really give a top team the edge over the opponents in modern football: a very energetic defensive midfielder, who is nonetheless quite capable to help out offensively. | ||
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