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On October 14 2013 21:47 Pandemona wrote:
The FA have defended their decision to sell 18,000 tickets to Polish fans for Tuesday night's World Cup qualifier.
God dammit >.< i had a feeling this game was going be a borderline home game/equal stadium! 18,000 Polish fans been allowed to purchase tickets, on top of ones that will go anyway is going to make it in the 20 thousands ;_; So sad when a home game gets treated like this! Why on earth would the ENGLISH FA want to burden the task any more by trying to make it a harder game xD Oh well, lets hope Poland don't turn up >.<
I wouldnt count on many polish guys showing up, since Poland is out of the run for Brazil and most polish Fans do not have THAT much money to spend on a dead-end game (at least for the polish fans).
I'd rather guess it will be something like 5-10k at maximum.
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On October 14 2013 23:59 chrisolo wrote:Show nested quote +On October 14 2013 21:47 Pandemona wrote:
The FA have defended their decision to sell 18,000 tickets to Polish fans for Tuesday night's World Cup qualifier.
God dammit >.< i had a feeling this game was going be a borderline home game/equal stadium! 18,000 Polish fans been allowed to purchase tickets, on top of ones that will go anyway is going to make it in the 20 thousands ;_; So sad when a home game gets treated like this! Why on earth would the ENGLISH FA want to burden the task any more by trying to make it a harder game xD Oh well, lets hope Poland don't turn up >.< I wouldnt count on many polish guys showing up, since Poland is out of the run for Brazil and most polish Fans do not have THAT much money to spend on a dead-end game (at least for the polish fans). I'd rather guess it will be something like 5-10k at maximum.
You have no idea how massive the Polish contingent is in England (especially south) and also the price for tickets at Wembley are not that prohibitive 
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On October 14 2013 23:59 chrisolo wrote:Show nested quote +On October 14 2013 21:47 Pandemona wrote:
The FA have defended their decision to sell 18,000 tickets to Polish fans for Tuesday night's World Cup qualifier.
God dammit >.< i had a feeling this game was going be a borderline home game/equal stadium! 18,000 Polish fans been allowed to purchase tickets, on top of ones that will go anyway is going to make it in the 20 thousands ;_; So sad when a home game gets treated like this! Why on earth would the ENGLISH FA want to burden the task any more by trying to make it a harder game xD Oh well, lets hope Poland don't turn up >.< I wouldnt count on many polish guys showing up, since Poland is out of the run for Brazil and most polish Fans do not have THAT much money to spend on a dead-end game (at least for the polish fans). I'd rather guess it will be something like 5-10k at maximum.
Sorry, but wouldnt with that logic have friendlies have only half-empty stadiums? XD
I dont think that will matter a lot 
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Yeah as SC4k said, damn man we have so many Polish in our country xD Soooo many! Reason i got pissed that they are actually letting them have 18,000 (i.e a stand or half). They are going to make so much noise and such, it will be more daunting for our players and well, the footballers England produce these days they will crumble so fast >.<
Here's hoping for a nice under 10minute goal to kill the game off <3
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On October 15 2013 00:13 sharkie wrote:Show nested quote +On October 14 2013 23:59 chrisolo wrote:On October 14 2013 21:47 Pandemona wrote:
The FA have defended their decision to sell 18,000 tickets to Polish fans for Tuesday night's World Cup qualifier.
God dammit >.< i had a feeling this game was going be a borderline home game/equal stadium! 18,000 Polish fans been allowed to purchase tickets, on top of ones that will go anyway is going to make it in the 20 thousands ;_; So sad when a home game gets treated like this! Why on earth would the ENGLISH FA want to burden the task any more by trying to make it a harder game xD Oh well, lets hope Poland don't turn up >.< I wouldnt count on many polish guys showing up, since Poland is out of the run for Brazil and most polish Fans do not have THAT much money to spend on a dead-end game (at least for the polish fans). I'd rather guess it will be something like 5-10k at maximum. Sorry, but wouldnt with that logic have friendlies have only half-empty stadiums? XD I dont think that will matter a lot
Friendlies are something different to a qualifier game, where you did not manage to pass to the final round. Most polish fans are still pissed about this.
I didnt know that so many polish people live in england..
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Yeah that is the main issue im annoyed as they would sell 18,000 just from people already here. Along with more that come from Poland as well as others who go in England end.
Police are on high alert as well as there will probably be trouble im guessing, especially if England lose/draw xD
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@chrisolo - do not underestimate Polish emigration. Those people are sooo hungry for any international events with our national team involved, they will buy all tickets 100% as long as they aren't too damn expensive. Oh and yeah, 2011 poll revealed that there are about 580.000 Poles in UK - and this rather modest estimation.
@Pandemona - no need to worry for English fans, there's absolutely no chance that you will lose. If miracle happens and there's a weird combination of England having a player sent off, Poland playing exceptionally well, Rooney and Welbeck both picking up injuries and Lescott scoring an own goal, we might hope for a draw.
The overall opinion here is that our team was dead and buried already after the home draw against Montenegro. So nobody expects anything special, just to have fun on Wembley and maybe put on sturdy resistance. The team defends reasonably well, but it kinda falls apart after conceding and the shortcomings in pure fitness hits it back hard in late stages of the game.
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My brain says 1-0 win for England.
My heart says incoming 3-0 loss for England T-T
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hhaha damn sc4k you have such a negative heart XD
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Pandemona
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Inter Milan President Massimo Moratti has confirmed he has agreed to the sale of the club to Indonesian Erick Thohir
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how bizarre is it that the western world is being sold piece by piece to members of what was previously considered the second and third world! Soon the Cistine Chapel will be owned by a Saudi and Buckingham Palace will be a time share for some Malaysian businessmen.
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Yeah, a lot of players lie about their age.
The kids' parents are to blame though.
If they manage to put their sons in a 3 years younger group a good contract will come when they come of age cause they will be thought off as big talents.
Not speaking about lukaku specifically though, some guys are very gifted.
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France-Finland at the Stade de France in Paris tonight for the WC qualifiers, after our national team beat Australia 6-0 a few days ago. I hope we get to see many goals this time too, especially since I'll be at the stadium ^^
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On October 15 2013 18:24 sc4k wrote:
My brain says 1-0 win for England.
My heart says incoming 3-0 loss for England T-T
why english people always look so depressed when it comes to their national team, lol.
c'mon cheer up!
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On October 14 2013 18:00 Pandemona wrote:
19:45 Faroe Islands vs Austria
Dead Rubber
Sorry, but in this you are wrong. This is a hystorical and very important match for Austria...
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Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
On October 16 2013 00:16 Epx wrote:Show nested quote +On October 15 2013 18:24 sc4k wrote:
My brain says 1-0 win for England.
My heart says incoming 3-0 loss for England T-T why english people always look so depressed when it comes to their national team, lol. c'mon cheer up!
BECAUSE! When we put our hopes up and think yes, we should qualify from this group (whether qualifying to tournament or from the group in the tournament to the knock out stages) we fuck up big time. Like take this year This group is easy! Montenegro Poland Ukraine San Marino Modolva. England have managed a home draw to Ukraine an away draw to Montenegro Poland and Ukraine >.< that is not good
On October 16 2013 00:18 sharkie wrote:Show nested quote +On October 14 2013 18:00 Pandemona wrote:
19:45 Faroe Islands vs Austria
Dead Rubber
Sorry, but in this you are wrong. This is a hystorical and very important match for Austria...
It's a dead rubber in terms of context it has on group qualification >.< neither teams can get out of the group thus it is a dead rubber to standings
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So old practices that we thought were abandoned in Colombia are in play again.
the last two games, a player by the name Stefan Medina was called up and played vs Uruguay and chile in the xi starting line, (it was shocking he started vs Uruguay, but it was more shocking that after he sucked in that game, he started vs chile again!!) this kid plays for the local league and is just an average player. there are more talented players who play in Europe or at least bigger teams that could play in his position.. so whats going on ??..as you saw vs Chile we ere losing 0-3 then Pekerman finally took this kid out, and boom we were a different team second half and game ended 3-3
apparently there are business interest in this player, Mr pekermans brother in law or something is the agent, and he had talks with serie B club Pescara, but one of the requirements of Pescara to buy south American talent was that the player had to be called to his national team and had played in the world cup qualifiers ..
very upsetting, we finally have a decent team, It would be a shame that we fuck up in the WC do to this "business call ups"
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