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I am surprised that this competition seems to draw little interest. I could not find a single existing thread.
Anyway from the results yesterday it looks like Scotland only have to get a win in Georgia and England only need a draw in Russia on Wednesday night for them both to qualify.
As for Northern Europe, it looks good for Norway but I think Finland blew it yesterday by failing to win.
Have I missed something?
Anyway from the results yesterday it looks like Scotland only have to get a win in Georgia and England only need a draw in Russia on Wednesday night for them both to qualify.
As for Northern Europe, it looks good for Norway but I think Finland blew it yesterday by failing to win.
Have I missed something?
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Yes, a 0-0 in Belgia isn't enough. Next game is Kazakstan at home but the last one is in Portugal, so no high hopes of qualifying.
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The locals here in Luxembourg are amazed that they actually managed to win a match, (Belorus 1-0) as they only have a couple of professional players here and apparently it's the best result they've had in twelve years.
It was quite amusing being out last night with all the English banking community here celebrating the rugby victory and the Luxembourgers saying "thats nothing, our soccer team just scored a goal!"
It was quite amusing being out last night with all the English banking community here celebrating the rugby victory and the Luxembourgers saying "thats nothing, our soccer team just scored a goal!"
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Scotland's group is very interesting, but technically they still need 4 points from the last two games. They play Georgia away on Wednesday and then the crunch against Italy at Hampden next month.
Strangely enough, they can afford to get beat by Georgia as long as they beat Italy (they're only world champions after all ) in the last game at Hampden.
It's all going to come down to that last game It should be an absolutely enthralling day!
Strangely enough, they can afford to get beat by Georgia as long as they beat Italy (they're only world champions after all ) in the last game at Hampden.
It's all going to come down to that last game It should be an absolutely enthralling day!
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yes don it will be tight but what a position to be in! its in your own hands
you have surpassed all expectations.
from the group of death,i'm sure even the most diehard of scottish fans wouldn't have believed you would be in this position with two games to go?
credit where its due
you have surpassed all expectations.
from the group of death,i'm sure even the most diehard of scottish fans wouldn't have believed you would be in this position with two games to go?
credit where its due
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Yes redzone, it is quite incredible when you consider France and Italy contested the last world cup final and don't forget Ukraine also reached the quarter finals before being beaten by Italy.
For Scotland to be sitting clear at the top of the group with two games to go is really unbelievable
redzone
However, we will enjoy it while it lasts as there are still two games to go and we are talking Scotland here
For Scotland to be sitting clear at the top of the group with two games to go is really unbelievable
redzone
Never mind at the start of the tournament, Scottish fans that wake up today (yes there will be some that will write today off and start again tomorrow ) still can't believe the position we're in.from the group of death,i'm sure even the most diehard of scottish fans wouldn't have believed you would be in this position with two games to go?
However, we will enjoy it while it lasts as there are still two games to go and we are talking Scotland here
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With a loser in charge, its like giving the opposition a goal start!
Deep down I always knew it was going to happen - I suppose I'll have to support Scotland in the summerI'm afraid to say too much, because with a d**khead like McLaren in charge it can't last
With a loser in charge, its like giving the opposition a goal start!
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Again boys, IMHO it´s not the manager´s fault. In all honesty did you think England looked good? It was all Russia since England had that one and only chance they had. Please, don´t shoot me for this message, we are also out, but then again, we are used to it and nobody is blaming the manager, even though, he is English.
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Robinson? 'Nuff said.
No Lamps? Have all the balance you want, but can you always rely on Gerrard to provide the penetration?
Very one paced - lethargic. unable to raise it to respond to Russia doing so.
When we we learn to play to your main assests strengths? Owen/Rooney doesn't work. And its Owen that gets the goals.
No Lamps? Have all the balance you want, but can you always rely on Gerrard to provide the penetration?
Very one paced - lethargic. unable to raise it to respond to Russia doing so.
When we we learn to play to your main assests strengths? Owen/Rooney doesn't work. And its Owen that gets the goals.
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I blame the idiots at the FA who appointed a no hoper with no proven track record or pedigree. When they failed to appoint the man they wanted, they panicked and picked the first clown available.
No, I don't blame the manager - if somebody offfered me a job with half the salary he's on I'd take it. I wouldn't feel any guilt either if I knew that I couldn't do the job.Again boys, IMHO it´s not the manager´s fault.
I blame the idiots at the FA who appointed a no hoper with no proven track record or pedigree. When they failed to appoint the man they wanted, they panicked and picked the first clown available.
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Can you rely on Lampard to do anything but shoot on sight as opposed to passing to someone in a better position?caller wrote:No Lamps? Have all the balance you want, but can you always rely on Gerrard to provide the penetration?
Gerrards not in the best form of his life but has 10 times more to his game than Lampard IMO.