EPTWith a win however, stuff is wide open.
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28791 Posts
With a win however, stuff is wide open. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6272 Posts
edit: Also draw against Georgia is not enough. Really need to beat the other teams to qualify. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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MJG
United Kingdom1451 Posts
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LennX
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On June 16 2023 22:03 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: So US leads Mexico 3-0 then guess what happens? Mexico fans start throwing bottles etc, attacking USMNT players, then start chanting homophobic slurs and the Refs call the game early. Now imagine this happens during the WC... I went to see the "lowlights" of the match and it was definitely worth watching. The ref is atrocious too lmao | ||
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9842 Posts
Arsenal Man U Chelsea Man City Palace Liverpool ffs | ||
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KobraKay
Portugal4286 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28791 Posts
Poland won 1-0 but Germany had 76% possession, and 26 shots (9 on target) vs 2 shots (1 on target). | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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KobraKay
Portugal4286 Posts
On June 17 2023 06:52 Liquid`Drone wrote: I didn't watch the game, but looks like the same problem they had in the WC: No striker. Poland won 1-0 but Germany had 76% possession, and 26 shots (9 on target) vs 2 shots (1 on target). I only watched the first half and the first few minutes of the second, and during that first half, there was no Germany for more than a couple of minutes and a few irrelevant long shots. Poland was in control of that match in the first 45. With the terrible coach they (Poland) have, obviously started the second half playing like he loves parking....and germany started really hot but inconsequential (that kimmich left foot bomb should have gone in tho). | ||
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sharkie
Austria18634 Posts
On June 17 2023 06:52 Liquid`Drone wrote: I didn't watch the game, but looks like the same problem they had in the WC: No striker. Poland won 1-0 but Germany had 76% possession, and 26 shots (9 on target) vs 2 shots (1 on target). Germany do have some strikers, they are just not being played | ||
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justanothertownie
16325 Posts
On June 17 2023 20:21 sharkie wrote: Germany do have some strikers, they are just not being played Yeah, because they aren't very good. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28791 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18634 Posts
On June 17 2023 21:09 Liquid`Drone wrote: Who? I think Füllkrug was the only German striker with more than 0.5 goals per game (getting 0.57) last season from any of the top 5 leagues. I'm not disagreeing that he could get more play time but even if they fielded him I'd still think the striker position was their weakest. Berisha from Augsburg Füllkrug and Berisha are not world class but both are way better than Havertz as a 9 and good enough to beat Ukraine and Poland. I used to rate Flick but hes been so bad all of 2022 and 2023 | ||
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mAKiTO
Colombia4171 Posts
Under 20 champ: Uruguay Under 17 champ Brazil Olímpics Gold Brazil Fútbol is Home boys  | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28791 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26745 Posts
On June 17 2023 22:20 sharkie wrote: Berisha from Augsburg Füllkrug and Berisha are not world class but both are way better than Havertz as a 9 and good enough to beat Ukraine and Poland. I used to rate Flick but hes been so bad all of 2022 and 2023 I just don’t think Flick has the time to get them playing in the manner his Bayern did. The international game and the club game have a more divergent skillset in terms of coaching than they ever have really. It’s why I’m pretty confident that a Zidane or a Mourinho will have more success if they make the switch eventually, much more than I’d have in Guardiola or Klopp if they did. If you don’t have the time to drill your boys into executing your signature gameplans, that’s a huge part of your skillset rendered mostly useless. Why I think England fans are generally mad to want to dispense with Southgate, he’s not without flaws but he is good at the English job and its specific demands. The inter-club rivalries that players from the ‘Golden generation’ have spoken a lot about, not a thing. The camp is a happy one, the relationship between players and media, players and fans is better than I ever recall it. Would his deficiencies be ruthlessly exposed in club football? Absolutely, but he’s a pretty good fit for that particular gig | ||
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mahrgell
Germany3943 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18634 Posts
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