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anomalopidae
Slovenia549 Posts
On July 01 2012 21:45 sc4k wrote: Seeing as Spain already beat Italy, I'll go with SPain. Though I hate their football style I can't deny their dominance. hehe, when did they beat them? the group match ended in a draw and the match itself was one of the better in the group stage if you ask me I think Italy will win it in 90 minutes 1-0 | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On July 01 2012 21:51 anomalopidae wrote: hehe, when did they beat them? the group match ended in a draw and the match itself was one of the better in the group stage if you ask me I think Italy will win it in 90 minutes 1-0 Oops my mistake I thought it was a 1-0 for Spain. In that case I guess it makes sense to predict a 0-0 penalties, Spain win on penalties. | ||
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gasmeter
United Kingdom251 Posts
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Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
Unless by some miracle they play Torres and Torres scores like 2 goals, I'd take that too (not going to happen). | ||
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nebula.
Sweden1431 Posts
oh nvm CEST is our zone.. T_T | ||
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don_kyuhote
3007 Posts
Even though Spain is lacking the finishing touch, if Italy doesn't win in 90 min, I'd say Spain is favorable to win, even in penalties (Casillas is beast in penalties) | ||
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
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xN.07)MaK
Spain1159 Posts
On July 01 2012 22:24 don_kyuhote wrote: Italy ran out of gas in the last 10 min in their group game which led Spain to have 3 or 4 chances to win, all of which were wasted. Even though Spain is lacking the finishing touch, if Italy doesn't win in 90 min, I'd say Spain is favorable to win, even in penalties (Casillas is beast in penalties) I'd say that unless they are like 2-0 or 3-0 min 70, Spain got this. So much deep in the bench compared to Italy. | ||
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xN.07)MaK
Spain1159 Posts
On July 01 2012 22:46 nam nam wrote: If Italy plays like they did against Germany I think they have a decent shot to take this. It will be very hard to score on Spain though. I'm guessing 1-1 after full time and then Spain wins in overtime/penalties. If both play at full potential (which is impossible) there is no way Italy beats Spain, in this decade. However some players have played like 80+ games so far, it will come down to which team is more tired or manages better the nerves. | ||
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Garnet
Vietnam9056 Posts
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-Kato-
Spain1146 Posts
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NuclearJudas
6546 Posts
On July 01 2012 22:55 -Kato- wrote: Why are people hating on 4-6-0? Its not like Spain has a choice. Wat They have Torres (haters gonna hate) and Llorente as strikers. Both could be complimented by competent wingers (Navas, Cazorla, Pedro). Play one of Alonso and Busquets, preferably Alonso, and Iniesta as well as Xavi or Silva. --------------Casillas--------------- -Arbeloa-Ramos-Pique-Alba- ---------------Alonso---------------- -----Xavi/Silva-----Iniesta-------- ----Navas----------------Pedro---- ------------Llorente/Torres-------- They absolutely have the ability to play with at least one striker (lol Negredo last game), but choose their possession based 4-6-0. It's not bad, per se, it's just really fucking boring to watch (imo, obviously). | ||
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KobraKay
Portugal4391 Posts
The game will be good. Italy will try and fail and Spain will be crowned champion, | ||
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don_kyuhote
3007 Posts
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DropBear
Australia4437 Posts
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ne4aJIb
Russian Federation3209 Posts
-Arbeloa-Ramos-Pique-Alba- --------Alonso--Busquets---------- ---------------Xavi------------------- ----Silva----Fabregas-----Iniesta---- | ||
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LogaiN
Sweden1073 Posts
I would love to see this setup (and maybe even substitute Xavi since he has been bad this EC, but perhaps its because of the 2 DM) Goalie: Casillas Defenders: Arbeloa, Ramos, Pique and Alba Midfield: Iniesta, Busquets (or Alonso) and Xavi (or Fabregas) Attack: Silva (Navas) - Llorente (or Torres) - Pedro Obviously lots of changes are possible here because basically the midfielders can play many positions. But Xavi is not as good because Alonso takes up a lot of space, and Iniesta is best in the midfield, not as an attacking winger (although he is really good at that too). Basically drop on of the defensive midfielders and put Llorente as a center. Similar to how Barcelona plays. | ||
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nihlon
Sweden5581 Posts
On July 01 2012 23:10 NuclearJudas wrote: Wat They have Torres (haters gonna hate) and Llorente as strikers. Both could be complimented by competent wingers (Navas, Cazorla, Pedro). Play one of Alonso and Busquets, preferably Alonso, and Iniesta as well as Xavi or Silva. --------------Casillas--------------- -Arbeloa-Ramos-Pique-Alba- ---------------Alonso---------------- -----Xavi/Silva-----Iniesta-------- ----Navas----------------Pedro---- ------------Llorente/Torres-------- They absolutely have the ability to play with at least one striker (lol Negredo last game), but choose their possession based 4-6-0. It's not bad, per se, it's just really fucking boring to watch (imo, obviously). It's not really the 4-6-0 that makes them boring (at times) to watch imo, it's the lack of variaty. I love their passing game and if they only would mix it up with different ways to attack they would without a doubt the the most entertaining team to watch for me. They can do that without playing with an dedicated scorer/forward. | ||
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kyriores
Greece178 Posts
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nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On July 01 2012 22:52 xN.07)MaK wrote: If both play at full potential (which is impossible) there is no way Italy beats Spain, in this decade. However some players have played like 80+ games so far, it will come down to which team is more tired or manages better the nerves. I don't see what that have to do with my post... but ok. | ||
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