Official BBF 2014 World Cup Thread about all around football and samba
#83
Posted 2014-June-18, 15:05
Fluffy, on 2014-June-18, 14:56, said:
Nope, I suppose the match vs Aussies will be a real torture
The soccer world seems to turn much faster und faster. This what was in SA a modern football model looks nowdays old fashioned
#84
Posted 2014-June-18, 15:07
Aberlour10, on 2014-June-18, 15:05, said:
The soccer world seems to turn much faster und faster. This what was in SA a modern football model looks nowdays old fashioned
Well they weren't playing the same model, the "false 9" went out the window and they played an unfit Diego Costa instead.
#85
Posted 2014-June-18, 16:28
MickyB, on 2014-June-18, 13:51, said:
Unfortunately I wasn't principled enough to bet on Spain exiting in the group stage even though I thought it was a realistic scenario. The odds were 5/1 or so and I thought that wasn't enough... In hindsight it does seem like a much better bet than 27/1 on Uruguay
George Carlin
#86
Posted 2014-June-18, 17:09
gwnn, on 2014-June-18, 16:28, said:
I would not predict it 2 weeks ago but now I have a strong feeling, this WC can be "crazy" one like the EC that Greece won, and Chile ( or other very solid team ) could be a new Greece for example.
#87
Posted 2014-June-18, 22:14
Germany still looks like the best team the team with the most talent, but can they beat passion and home field advantage?
Can the Usa beat the group of death and make it to the round of 16?
the round of 16 would be a huge victory for USA.
#88
Posted 2014-June-19, 03:25
#89
Posted 2014-June-19, 04:09
"It's only when a mosquito lands on your testicles that you realize there is always a way to solve problems without using violence!"
"Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say."
#90
Posted 2014-June-19, 06:46
Cyberyeti, on 2014-June-18, 15:07, said:
Anyway, Tiki-Taka football has no future. This is the main conlusion of the first 10 days.
#91
Posted 2014-June-19, 14:14
George Carlin
#93
Posted 2014-June-19, 15:02
George Carlin
#95
Posted 2014-June-19, 15:50
George Carlin
#96
Posted 2014-June-20, 08:06
bed
#97
Posted 2014-June-20, 08:42
#98
Posted 2014-June-20, 10:08
#99
Posted 2014-June-20, 10:15
helene_t, on 2014-June-20, 08:42, said:
I only watched the second half. England was playing a lot of high crosses into the box - which is by many these days considered a low percentage tactic. See e.g.
http://online.wsj.co...goal-1402007011
#100
Posted 2014-June-20, 11:59
The European footballing authorities (through UEFA) were the most vocal in alleging corruption by FIFA. Blatter & Co found a way to punish us all!