EPT[EURO 2016] Knockout Stage! - Page 73
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:32 Skynx wrote: I'm not going to bed before a Pande post. Assuming he didn't die from a heart attack? | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:32 Skynx wrote: I'm not going to bed before a Pande post. "Last online 1 hour ago", might have to wait till tomorrow morning for sleep then :D | ||
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Makro
France16890 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:32 Skynx wrote: I'm not going to bed before a Pande post. have mercy for the man | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28792 Posts
That's the crazy part about this upset- it's not like England was denied by the post, a great goalkeeper, or referee,or Iceland being particularly clinical in their finishing. Iceland simply wasn't conceding many chances and even could have scored more goals. | ||
Carnac
Germany / USA16648 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:25 Liquid`Drone wrote: Iceland has like 67 professional players who play outside Iceland. From looking at the squad of Reykavik FC and seeing that several of their players have been professionals in other scandinavian countries, I assume they're still full time football players. Could very well be that some of their players are semi-professionals though, and probably with other Icelandic teams they might all be semi-professionals, but still. Probably fair to assume that the number of full time professional players they can select their squad from is like,~ 100.  Absolutely fantastic result though lol. Even though I always cheer for England, Iceland is basically Norway's younger brother who refused to change - and I'm loving their success. And England was as disappointing as ever. Rooney in particular was a complete disaster, Kane had a pretty terrible second half as well, and Hodgson deserves plenty of blame for not subbing on Rashford earlier. Guy was instantly dangerous when he came on - 15 minutes more and he might have gotten something done. Obvious exaggeration, but it brings your point across I think  ![[image loading]](https://i.imgur.com/mfPaM86.jpg) On June 28 2016 06:27 Liquid`Drone wrote: same way france deals with strikes lolol In seriousness, I'm pretty certain that in Norway, more than 15% of the population are on vacation at the same time during summer. It's no big deal. And I'm pretty certain that the remaining 85% of the population are not going to work tomorrow anyway. 99% of Icelandic tvs were watching the game vs Austria, prolly even slightly more during this game. Really looked like the entirety of Reykavik was gathered in their large public tv area from what I saw. :D Pretty sure more than 15% of Ile-de-France residents are at the coast between July 14th and August 15th also | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28792 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:32 Kipsate wrote: reminder that Hodgson gets paid like 4 mil and the Iceland coach is a dentist lmao. whut Lars Lagerbäck was Sweden's coach from 2000 to 2009. Then Nigeria for one year. He was also managing swedish clubs from 77 until 89, and involved with Swedish younger/B national teams from 90 until 2000. Not disputing that he is a dentist by profession from like, the 60-70s, but the past 25 years has been spent managing national teams.. | ||
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moon1ight
Iceland153 Posts
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nojok
France15846 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:39 Liquid`Drone wrote: There are certainly problems with England that were beyond Hodgson's control. He can't be blamed for Kane's failure or Hart's mistakes. But continuing to start Sterling, not subbing on Rashford until the 86th, (keeping Rooney on the pitch for 20 minutes even after he made like 3 terrible passes indicating that he was completely drained).. It's like, I totally get using Vardy and Rashford as subs because they are much better against a more tired defense, especially Rashford was just dashing through them like nothing at the end, which he prolly wouldn't have been able to do at first, but why on earth would you wait until the 86th minute to make changes when England had been failing to produce much of anything for a 30 minute period? That's the crazy part about this upset- it's not like England was denied by the post, a great goalkeeper, or referee,or Iceland being particularly clinical in their finishing. Iceland simply wasn't conceding many chances and even could have scored more goals. Yeah, at least Deschamps was not afraid to get rid of a midfielder and bring another forward against lesser teams during the group stage, same for swapping kante out at the half time against Ireland despite him having a decent game. In a knock out stage you should be even less afraid to be ballsy. | ||
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Deleted User 26513
2376 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:44 Liquid`Drone wrote: whut Lars Lagerbäck was Sweden's coach from 2000 to 2009. Then Nigeria for one year. He was also managing swedish clubs from 77 until 89, and involved with Swedish younger/B national teams from 90 until 2000. Not disputing that he is a dentist by profession from like, the 60-70s, but the past 25 years has been spent managing national teams.. Iceland has 2 coaches. Heimir Hallgrímsson (The dentist) and Lagerback. | ||
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city42
1656 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:39 Liquid`Drone wrote: There are certainly problems with England that were beyond Hodgson's control. He can't be blamed for Kane's failure or Hart's mistakes. But continuing to start Sterling, not subbing on Rashford until the 86th, (keeping Rooney on the pitch for 20 minutes even after he made like 3 terrible passes indicating that he was completely drained).. It's like, I totally get using Vardy and Rashford as subs because they are much better against a more tired defense, especially Rashford was just dashing through them like nothing at the end, which he prolly wouldn't have been able to do at first, but why on earth would you wait until the 86th minute to make changes when England had been failing to produce much of anything for a 30 minute period? That's the crazy part about this upset- it's not like England was denied by the post, a great goalkeeper, or referee,or Iceland being particularly clinical in their finishing. Iceland simply wasn't conceding many chances and even could have scored more goals. The England players obviously weren't good enough today, but Hodgson must be blamed for the inexplicable team selection and bizarre (or nonexistent) tactics. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28792 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:47 Pr0wler wrote: Iceland has 2 coaches. The dentist and Lagerback. well that's fair but then Hodgson isn't really a comparison I think? Then it's more like England has guy I don't know the name of who prolly makes decent money but far from 4 million and Iceland has a dentist. | ||
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moon1ight
Iceland153 Posts
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Deleted User 26513
2376 Posts
On June 28 2016 06:49 Liquid`Drone wrote: well that's fair but then Hodgson isn't really a comparison I think? Then it's more like England has guy I don't know the name of who prolly makes decent money but far from 4 million and Iceland has a dentist. Actually Hodgson earns(ed) more than both of them combined... And more than any of the other coaches on the EURO. Yeah, the guy that told Harry Kane to do the free kicks, instead of waiting for crosses in the box... That guy is the highest paid coach. | ||
Poopi
France12912 Posts
The knockout results so far are awesome! | ||
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
 Poor dude must have been devastated ... It's not an upset really, if you look at how England has played during the group stage. They had no clear plan of attack, their key players such as Kane or Alli have been clueless. Rooney did alright in maintaining the pace of the game and making passes around the field but that's about it. It also didn't help when Kane, Alli weren't playing their best, despite being on the field more than any most players. Hart never delivered in the big stage, though I don't think he did a horrible job. So if you judge England just by how they played their games, you could feel that any team left in the competition would be able to give them the boot. And there's Sterling. Both the player and the currency performed like absolute horse shit in the past days. Yet, Roy still used him for most of the match. I guess the donation to send Rahem home never made it to France on time. | ||
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Makro
France16890 Posts
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
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Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
On June 28 2016 07:21 nayumi wrote: lol can someone in London please check the bottom of the Thames for any sign of Pande Poor dude must have been devastated ... It's not an upset really, if you look at how England has played during the group stage. They had no clear plan of attack, their key players such as Kane or Alli have been clueless. Rooney did alright in maintaining the pace of the game and making passes around the field but that's about it. It also didn't help when Kane, Alli weren't playing their best, despite being on the field more than any most players. Hart never delivered in the big stage, though I don't think he did a horrible job. So if you judge England just by how they played their games, you could feel that any team left in the competition would be able to give them the boot. And there's Sterling. Both the player and the currency performed like absolute horse shit in the past days. Yet, Roy still used him for most of the match. I guess the donation to send Rahem home never made it to France on time. While walking home from the mosque, I pass 3 houses with the British flag waving. All three were at half mast Damn guys, its not like the Queen died... | ||
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Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
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