lolzRoyalChicagoFC wrote:PoROFLMGDMFCSSOBAOtugaLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Christian Poulsen is one of my favourite random players. He's a right dirty bastard.
lolzRoyalChicagoFC wrote:PoROFLMGDMFCSSOBAOtugaLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Lithuania have come on a lot on the last 4 or 5 years, they had some decent results in the last set of qualifiers (beat Ukraine, drew 1-1 with Italy), just beat a decent Romania team 3-0 in Cluj and don't forget Rangers went out of the Champions League to FBK. Their good players are mostly abroad already, Mikoliūnas at Hearts and Danilevičius at Livorno probably the main 'stars'.papereyes wrote:Holland only beat Macedonia 2-1 which puts Scotland's (2-1 away win Iceland) result in perspective.
Lithuania beat Austria, so maybe Lithuania have a decent player or two coming through.
I did not know that. I just thought Slovenia relied a LOT on Zahovic.Macedonia have, for my money, one of the best coaches of any European national team. He's probably the main reason Slovenia were so good a few years back.
Zahovic was the crux of that team, it's true, but threw an almighty strop at Katanec after being subbed in a warm up game for WC2002, and destroyed any morale and thus the team's chances of any success. I think he shouted something like 'I could buy you, your family and your mountain too' at the coach, then left the team camp. This was undoubtedly the most interesting player/coach dispute of the build up to World Cup that year...papereyes wrote: I did not know that. I just thought Slovenia relied a LOT on Zahovic.
Awesome, what are the local papers like this morning?LUX wrote:ere we go ere we go ere we go
Go Luxembourg
Not a bad couple of scores after Saturday's problems, got to win the home games and hope to snatch something in Hollandpapereyes wrote:Holland only beat Macedonia 2-1 which puts Scotland's (2-1 away win Iceland) result in perspective.
Haven't you just slightly contradicted yourself there - claiming our 2-0 win over Andorra has been put in prespective but they are still a whipping boy - and including Luxembourg after proclaiming their away win?cmonurz wrote:Some of the results we are seeing put our 2-0 win over Andorra into a bit of perspective. Whilst we would expect to score a few more than that, the 'minnows' of Europe are improving, Georgia are no push-overs for example, Albania top their group after a win following a draw against Sweden, Macedonia continue to scare 'bigger' sides. And now Luxembourg have gone and won a game.
There just aren't any 'easy' games any more - perhaps 'the whipping boys' are reduced to San Marino, Estonia, Luxembourg and Andorra now.
Like this you mean:cmonurz wrote:but the likes of Macedonia... - these are 'guaranteed' three pointers like they might have been 4 or 8 years ago.
Yes, exactly like that. Stop your keyboard warrioring, my point is correct, of course there will be anomalies.TBM wrote:Like this you mean:cmonurz wrote:but the likes of Macedonia... - these are 'guaranteed' three pointers like they might have been 4 or 8 years ago.
2006/2007
European Championships
England 0-0 Macedonia
European Championships
Macedonia 0-1 England
2003/2004
European Championships
Macedonia 1-2 England
2002/2003
European Championships
England 2-2 Macedonia
cmonurz wrote:Yes, exactly like that. Stop your keyboard warrioring, my point is correct, of course there will be anomalies.TBM wrote:Like this you mean:cmonurz wrote:but the likes of Macedonia... - these are 'guaranteed' three pointers like they might have been 4 or 8 years ago.
2006/2007
European Championships
England 0-0 Macedonia
European Championships
Macedonia 0-1 England
2003/2004
European Championships
Macedonia 1-2 England
2002/2003
European Championships
England 2-2 Macedonia
Apparently/according to one article I read, they're missing 5 or 6 of their Euros team.The whole year inn wrote:Romania scraped a win in the Faroes too
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