popbitch wrote:While boring countries like Germany and Spain
prepare for the World Cup with batteries of
sports scientists and computerised tactical
schemes, Diego Maradona is getting his Argentina
team in shape with methods more familiar to
six and seven year olds. The losers in a
recent training game were forced to line up, bend
over and endure their conquerors wellying shiny
footballs at their arses. Ole!
MurkedBig Foot wrote:Winners : England
Runners up : Argentina
Top Scorer : Luis Fabiano
Dark Horse: Cameroon
7 correct finishes and another 2 predictions who qualified in a different position, not badBig Foot wrote:Group by Group predictions:
Winner A - Uruguay
Runner up A - France
Winner B - Argentina
Runner up B - South Korea
Winner C - England
Runner up C - Slovenia
Winner D - Germany
Runner up D - Serbia
Winner E - Holland
Runner up E - Cameroon
Winner F - Italy
Runner up F - Paraguay
Winner G - Brazil
Runner up G - Ivory Coast
Winner H - Spain
Runner up H - Honduras
Do you wish to revise this after 4 straight wins?Royal Rother wrote:With Diego in charge? Not a chance.LUX wrote:WINNERS: Argentina
9 and 3 for me chapBig Foot wrote:7 correct finishes and another 2 predictions who qualified in a different position, not bad
Not looking bad, thus far.Baines wrote:Winners: Holland
Runner-up: Spain
England: 2nd round
Dark horse: Ghana
Looks like my blind faith in Ingerland has cost me dearlySilver Fox wrote:9 and 3 for me chapBig Foot wrote:7 correct finishes and another 2 predictions who qualified in a different position, not bad
6 and 5 here although still on for Brazil Spain final.Silver Fox wrote:9 and 3 for me chapBig Foot wrote:7 correct finishes and another 2 predictions who qualified in a different position, not bad
On the subject of Diego, some of the media coverage pre tournament about Maradona was unbelivably bad. Some of the guff included "they struggled to qualify" when it was his predecessor in charge Alfio Basile who put them in the mess Mardona rescued them from. Whilst it wasn't all plain sailing along the way (heavy defeat to Bolivia & home defeat to Brazil) they've looked better as the tournament has gone on and have a strength in depth up front like no other nation and the worrying thing is Messi is yet to really find the level we've seen him reach in previous yearsfloyd__streete wrote:Do you wish to revise this after 4 straight wins?Royal Rother wrote:With Diego in charge? Not a chance.LUX wrote:WINNERS: Argentina
I gave Argentina no chance pre tournament and nothings changed.floyd__streete wrote:Do you wish to revise this after 4 straight wins?Royal Rother wrote:With Diego in charge? Not a chance.LUX wrote:WINNERS: Argentina
PlasticRoyale wrote:WINNERS: England
RUNNERS-UP: Italy
ENGLAND: Winners
DARK HORSE: Chile
LULz.....bobbybottler wrote:PlasticRoyale wrote:WINNERS: England
RUNNERS-UP: Italy
ENGLAND: Winners
DARK HORSE: Chile
frimmers3 wrote:D. Serbia, Ghana (Germany not getting through the group stage is my shock of the tournament)
wrote a board member.....
Right you are, thenTony Le Mesmer wrote:I gave Argentina no chance pre tournament and nothings changed.floyd__streete wrote:Do you wish to revise this after 4 straight wins?Royal Rother wrote: With Diego in charge? Not a chance.
Just look at Maradona on the touchline. The bloke is off his face. As soon as things go slightly against them they will just implode. And, you dont leave your best players at home and win the World Cup.
you were saying?Maguire wrote:I actually think it's Germany who are the one's with the weak defence. England showed on several occaisons that they can easily be got at, and I think the likes of Boateng and specifically Mertesacker will be vulnerable to the Argentina attack.
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