Brazil v England
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Brazil v England
Just seen on BBC News 24 Brazil v England has been cancelled due to saftey issues, although the CBF are trying to get it on.
Not looking good for the Confederations Cup or World Cup next year
Not looking good for the Confederations Cup or World Cup next year
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Re: Brazil v England
That would be great if you have just landed in Rio and shelved out for flights, tickets, hotels etc
Mind you a few days on the beach would make up for it
Mind you a few days on the beach would make up for it
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A few days on the drink on the Copacabana would not be too badBogratsteve wrote:That would be great if you have just landed in Rio and shelved out for flights, tickets, hotels etc
Mind you a few days on the beach would make up for it
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I've been to Rio and confirm there are worse places to kill a few days!
In fact, the England game being cancelled is surely a bonus
In fact, the England game being cancelled is surely a bonus
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I would love to goto Rio one day, heard the women are easy on the eyes and the Copacabana is a good area to kill time with a few beersJazz Maverick wrote:I've been to Rio and confirm there are worse places to kill a few days!
In fact, the England game being cancelled is surely a bonus
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Both copacabana and ipanema are exactly how you'd imagine.fozzovmurton wrote:I would love to goto Rio one day, heard the women are easy on the eyes and the Copacabana is a good area to kill time with a few beersJazz Maverick wrote:I've been to Rio and confirm there are worse places to kill a few days!
In fact, the England game being cancelled is surely a bonus
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I was only there a few days (came up from São Paulo to watch a game with some Palmeiras supporting friends I was staying with - almost got killed by ultras the evening after the game but that's another story!) and although Rio is an amazing place, the people seemed more up their own arse and less cool than those from São Paulo.
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Re: Brazil v England
Top class review Jazz, expect to see that quote in a Thomas Cook brochure soon!Jazz Maverick wrote:Both copacabana and ipanema are exactly how you'd imagine.fozzovmurton wrote:I would love to goto Rio one day, heard the women are easy on the eyes and the Copacabana is a good area to kill time with a few beersJazz Maverick wrote:I've been to Rio and confirm there are worse places to kill a few days!
In fact, the England game being cancelled is surely a bonus
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I was only there a few days (came up from São Paulo to watch a game with some Palmeiras supporting friends I was staying with - almost got killed by ultras the evening after the game but that's another story!) and although Rio is an amazing place, the people seemed more up their own arse and less cool than those from São Paulo.
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Re: Brazil v England
Looks like game is now back on
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Game on
Not that it matters as I cant see anything but a hammering coming
Brazil 4 England 0 my prediction
Not that it matters as I cant see anything but a hammering coming
Brazil 4 England 0 my prediction
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After the Ireland game, I can also see a hammering coming, that team is so much of a waste of space, I am confident enough we will get beat that I got a bet on with a mate, I gave him England...and the Drawdavidcorks 40yard OG wrote:Game on
Not that it matters as I cant see anything but a hammering coming
Brazil 4 England 0 my prediction
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Brazil aren't the force they once were, and England are not the farce people are making out.
They'll flatter to deceive with lots of tricks and flicks, we'll be dull and dogged. I expect a Brazil win, but I don't think they'll steam-roller us.
They'll flatter to deceive with lots of tricks and flicks, we'll be dull and dogged. I expect a Brazil win, but I don't think they'll steam-roller us.
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I reckon we will win and all the fuss over the Ireland game will be forgotten about and we will be classed as potential world cup winners again, such is the fickleness of the press and fan base when it comes to the national team!
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Pretty much agree with this.Spyman wrote:Brazil aren't the force they once were, and England are not the farce people are making out.
They'll flatter to deceive with lots of tricks and flicks, we'll be dull and dogged. I expect a Brazil win, but I don't think they'll steam-roller us.
Brazil have swung between competent and shite over the last couple of years, I think either side could get a result although agree it would be more likely to be Brazil.
My money is on a dog-shit 1-1 draw.
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Brazil are basically a more skillful version of our very own "Golden Generation".
A side pretty much packed with world class players who for some reason can't seem to gel as a team. Having said that, it wouldn't surprise me if they smashed everyone out of sight at the World Cup next year.
A side pretty much packed with world class players who for some reason can't seem to gel as a team. Having said that, it wouldn't surprise me if they smashed everyone out of sight at the World Cup next year.
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After our performance against Ireland, i can he us getting a tanking. Yes Brazil aren't what they used to be, but we're just fucking shite.
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No, we're not.cameron-darlo wrote:After our performance against Ireland, i can he us getting a tanking. Yes Brazil aren't what they used to be, but we're just fucking shite.
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On Sunday April 29, 2012 at 10:25 pm, Darlo Cockney wrote:Sadly some people have nothing better to do that invent rumours.
We will be playing at the arena again next season - fact.
Quakerz - if you actually attended games and spoke to people you might actually find our facts, rather than spreading s*** on this board.
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Yes, we areSpyman wrote:No, we're not.cameron-darlo wrote:After our performance against Ireland, i can he us getting a tanking. Yes Brazil aren't what they used to be, but we're just fucking shite.
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Re: Brazil v England
1 defeat in 16 says otherwise, including draws with Italy and France.
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On Sunday April 29, 2012 at 10:25 pm, Darlo Cockney wrote:Sadly some people have nothing better to do that invent rumours.
We will be playing at the arena again next season - fact.
Quakerz - if you actually attended games and spoke to people you might actually find our facts, rather than spreading s*** on this board.
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And also wins over teams like San Marino & moldova, not exactly accurate mate. maybe 'shite' was a little bit harsh, but we're not great. we have good individual players but we've never been able to play as a team. we've been disjointed for years and watching England feels like a chore rather than a pleasureSpyman wrote:1 defeat in 16 says otherwise, including draws with Italy and France.
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Sounds like Holland in the early/mid 90's, cracking players, should have won things, but could never seemingly gel, a case of 11 players playing for themseves instead of each othercameron-darlo wrote:And also wins over teams like San Marino & moldova, not exactly accurate mate. maybe 'shite' was a little bit harsh, but we're not great. we have good individual players but we've never been able to play as a team. we've been disjointed for years and watching England feels like a chore rather than a pleasureSpyman wrote:1 defeat in 16 says otherwise, including draws with Italy and France.
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Nobody said England are great. We are solid, hard to beat, but lacking in attacking threat. Certainly not shite, as you say, we beat teams like Moldova and San Marino with ease.cameron-darlo wrote:And also wins over teams like San Marino & moldova, not exactly accurate mate. maybe 'shite' was a little bit harsh, but we're not great. we have good individual players but we've never been able to play as a team. we've been disjointed for years and watching England feels like a chore rather than a pleasureSpyman wrote:1 defeat in 16 says otherwise, including draws with Italy and France.
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On Sunday April 29, 2012 at 10:25 pm, Darlo Cockney wrote:Sadly some people have nothing better to do that invent rumours.
We will be playing at the arena again next season - fact.
Quakerz - if you actually attended games and spoke to people you might actually find our facts, rather than spreading s*** on this board.
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The problem we've had for years is having managers who start players on their reputation rather than form players. For example, why are the likes of Lambert and Le Fondre being called up? They play for below par Premier League sides and score regularly. I just don't understand why they are never given a chance in friendlies.Spyman wrote:Nobody said England are great. We are solid, hard to beat, but lacking in attacking threat. Certainly not shite, as you say, we beat teams like Moldova and San Marino with ease.cameron-darlo wrote:And also wins over teams like San Marino & moldova, not exactly accurate mate. maybe 'shite' was a little bit harsh, but we're not great. we have good individual players but we've never been able to play as a team. we've been disjointed for years and watching England feels like a chore rather than a pleasureSpyman wrote:1 defeat in 16 says otherwise, including draws with Italy and France.
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Fucking Adam Le Fondre?DTID wrote:
The problem we've had for years is having managers who start players on their reputation rather than form players. For example, why are the likes of Lambert and Le Fondre being called up? They play for below par Premier League sides and score regularly. I just don't understand why they are never given a chance in friendlies.
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Have you ever wondered why these players are playing for below par Premiership sides in the first place, and why the likes of Rooney et al are playing for the top Premiership sides?
These players are generally not called up because they aren't as good as the ones who are, which happens to be the same reason why said players are still stuck at second-rate Premiership sides.
I agree that it can't harm to give the likes of Lambert a chance, since he is in-form, but he isn't the fucking saviour. And he's certainly not a better footballer than Defoe, Sturridge, Rooney, or Welbeck.
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Exactly. I constantly read comments from people having a pop at the likes of Wellbeck, Cleverley, Milner etc, suggesting that because Lambert or Holt have scored more goals they must be better players.DarloOnTheUp wrote:Fucking Adam Le Fondre?DTID wrote:
The problem we've had for years is having managers who start players on their reputation rather than form players. For example, why are the likes of Lambert and Le Fondre being called up? They play for below par Premier League sides and score regularly. I just don't understand why they are never given a chance in friendlies.
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Have you ever wondered why these players are playing for below par Premiership sides in the first place, and why the likes of Rooney et al are playing for the top Premiership sides?
These players are generally not called up because they aren't as good as the ones who are, which happens to be the same reason why said players are still stuck at second-rate Premiership sides.
I agree that it can't harm to give the likes of Lambert a chance, since he is in-form, but he isn't the fucking saviour. And he's certainly not a better footballer than Defoe, Sturridge, Rooney, or Welbeck.
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On Sunday April 29, 2012 at 10:25 pm, Darlo Cockney wrote:Sadly some people have nothing better to do that invent rumours.
We will be playing at the arena again next season - fact.
Quakerz - if you actually attended games and spoke to people you might actually find our facts, rather than spreading s*** on this board.
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Re: Brazil v England
I actually think England are decent value at 11/2 tonight, two pretty average sides and we beat them only a few months back, Brazil slight favorites but 11/2 is very generous imo.
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That does seem decent value actually.Stan_Darlo wrote:I actually think England are decent value at 11/2 tonight, two pretty average sides and we beat them only a few months back, Brazil slight favorites but 11/2 is very generous imo.
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On Sunday April 29, 2012 at 10:25 pm, Darlo Cockney wrote:Sadly some people have nothing better to do that invent rumours.
We will be playing at the arena again next season - fact.
Quakerz - if you actually attended games and spoke to people you might actually find our facts, rather than spreading s*** on this board.
DC
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Re: Brazil v England
Just watching the game now...
When it comes to the National Anthems, I thought it was traditional to play the visitors anthem before the hosts
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When it comes to the National Anthems, I thought it was traditional to play the visitors anthem before the hosts
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Harts having a blinder!
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Another typical ultra negative Hodgson performance.
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Another typical DOTU post.