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it's not a team full of world class names but there are tons of great players a lot of which are still quite young. would be very upset to see them miss out on the WC. while i will obviously be cheering for Belgium, i think a semi-final spot will be a solid achievement this year, especially without Radja. aside from that it's England and Brazil who i'm pulling for. ofc England won't win, but just imagine in early round upset over a team like Germany, Italy, Spain, etc. for Brazil i just hope they win it. brazilian football > german and spanish football |
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I would settle for a QF elimination if we beat one of the big hitters in the 2nd round KO. A QF is the 'par' performance for England imo. |
speaking of england,
very good interview from the Spoiler for fellow man united fans don't open:
he makes a really good point in regards to how england always seems to take players who do great in a certain position for their club, and then force them to play somewhere else rather than trying to change formation and tactics. i think it's coming. it's a while away but goddamn is there some exciting youth coming up through the system. |
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Surprised you're not familiar with Buffon tbh. He is a footballing God.
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I wouldn't have them in the top 3 favourites though. |
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