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+xIs this the first time no team has ever won 3 matches? It would appear 1958 was the one where no winner of the 4 groups had a clean sweep. Still, this stat at this WC hadn't occurred to me and it's a real sign of the gap narrowing.
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Just checking more. 1962, 1994 also saw no team win every group game.
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+x+xATM the best teams have probably been France, Brazil, Netherlands. Based on Qatar form, it should be one of these teams who win. Spain might lift. Japan have a chance. In terms of mental strength, I think Socceroos, Japan, South Korea, plus Italy, who failed to qualify, and eliminated teams, Germany and Uruguay, are countries who always compete. These teams rarely drop their heads. Strange analysis. Netherlands hasn't been anywhere near the best. They've done just enough in all their games, but have impressed precisely no one with their play so far. They seem to lack true quality to go much further. I wouldn't even be surprised if the US knock them out. Then again, if they get through, they face Australia in the next round, so a SF is certainly possible. Argentina, Spain and England have looked much better though. Morocco too. And it's weird that you include Australia and Uruguay as teams "who always compete". Australia has rolled over a number of times, most recently against France, where they didn't compete at all. And Uruguay only started "competing" in the last game when it was too late. They took it easy, scored no goals and showed absolutely nothing in their first two games. Netherlands have been average. We'd have a pretty good chance against them I'd reckon. As for Australia's play I reckon we've played one decent half and that was the first half against Tunisia with all the overlapping runs on the wings. Other than that we are playing this backs to the wall, counter attacking stuff which is what we have to do given our squad. BUT it's got us this far.
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+x+x+x+x+xReally surprised/disappointed with Serbia. Having said that they never fail to disappoint. It's not surprising at all. They're a tall, slow team with shambolic defence and poor fitness. Only Costa Rica conceded more goals in the group stage. They can only play for about an hour before completely running out of gas, which happened in all 3 games. They're also mentally weak. They totally switched off against Cameroon when they thought they had it in the bag, and fell for Switzerland's provocations much too easily. It's so simple to unsettle them. They fully deserved to finish last in the group. Went to this game and it was the first time I've seen bottles thrown on the field (more than once), there was a warning for racist chanting and there were riot police outside the stadium. Serbs eh? Well to be fair, the Canadian goal keeper who is serb copped UStashi chats at him. So its a couple of pockets of fools. No room for any of it (the Swiss have history ie the Albanians on their team starting stuff last time) What's the deal there? I'm not up on Serb/Albanian grievances. Kosovo was a majority ethnic Albanian region within Serbia until they declared independence. Serbia tried to take it back by force, as they have done to virtually every neighbour of theirs who declared independence from Yugoslavia in the 90s (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia). Kosovo is now recognised as an independent nation by nearly every country except for Serbia and some of their enablers like Russia. In this world cup, the Serbian team displayed a map of Serbia which includes Kosovo in their dressing room, which is very offensive to Albanians and Kosovars. So Serbs and Albanians have no love for each other. In fact, it's fair to say that Serbia isn't liked by any of its neighbours. Switzerland have recently had a strong Albanian contingent in their team led by Xerdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka. These two players are despised by Serbia and regularly (intentionally) provoke strong reactions whenever they play against them. This morning, Shaquiri celebrated in front of the Serbian fans after scoring. And Xhaka, in response to the Serbian scorer grabbing his crotch earlier on, grabbed his crotch in front of the Serbian bench, which led to the push and shove. Serbian coach Stojkovic could be seen mouthing an offensive anti-albanian slur while celebrating Serbia's second goal.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xReally surprised/disappointed with Serbia. Having said that they never fail to disappoint. It's not surprising at all. They're a tall, slow team with shambolic defence and poor fitness. Only Costa Rica conceded more goals in the group stage. They can only play for about an hour before completely running out of gas, which happened in all 3 games. They're also mentally weak. They totally switched off against Cameroon when they thought they had it in the bag, and fell for Switzerland's provocations much too easily. It's so simple to unsettle them. They fully deserved to finish last in the group. Went to this game and it was the first time I've seen bottles thrown on the field (more than once), there was a warning for racist chanting and there were riot police outside the stadium. Serbs eh? Well to be fair, the Canadian goal keeper who is serb copped UStashi chats at him. So its a couple of pockets of fools. No room for any of it (the Swiss have history ie the Albanians on their team starting stuff last time) What's the deal there? I'm not up on Serb/Albanian grievances. Kosovo was a majority ethnic Albanian region within Serbia until they declared independence. Serbia tried to take it back by force, as they have done to virtually every neighbour of theirs who declared independence from Yugoslavia in the 90s (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia). Kosovo is now recognised as an independent nation by nearly every country except for Serbia and some of their enablers like Russia. In this world cup, the Serbian team displayed a map of Serbia which includes Kosovo in their dressing room, which is very offensive to Albanians and Kosovars. So Serbs and Albanians have no love for each other. In fact, it's fair to say that Serbia isn't liked by any of its neighbours. Switzerland have recently had a strong Albanian contingent in their team led by Xerdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka. These two players are despised by Serbia and regularly (intentionally) provoke strong reactions whenever they play against them. This morning, Shaquiri celebrated in front of the Serbian fans after scoring. And Xhaka, in response to the Serbian scorer grabbing his crotch earlier on, grabbed his crotch in front of the Serbian bench, which led to the push and shove. Serbian coach Stojkovic could be seen mouthing an offensive anti-albanian slur while celebrating Serbia's second goal. Fantastic. Thanks for the detailed explanation. Was a wild match to be at. Cheers.
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Interesting riff in the French squad with Pavard. Can hardly think it's due to losing Goodwin for the goal but he came across as less involved and was out the next game.
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Kicker's team of the group stage.
Szczesny Dest Gvaridol Jordi Alba Adams Casemiro Bruno Fernandes Gavi Gapko Aboubakar Mbappe
A 2:1 loss might have seen Souttar come under consideration. Typical top 11's favouring attacking players.
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Nicely worked goal by Netherlands but Adams has just jogged behind Depay for 50min with the risk in full view. That is a shocking effort to completely ignore danger and they paid dearly.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xReally surprised/disappointed with Serbia. Having said that they never fail to disappoint. It's not surprising at all. They're a tall, slow team with shambolic defence and poor fitness. Only Costa Rica conceded more goals in the group stage. They can only play for about an hour before completely running out of gas, which happened in all 3 games. They're also mentally weak. They totally switched off against Cameroon when they thought they had it in the bag, and fell for Switzerland's provocations much too easily. It's so simple to unsettle them. They fully deserved to finish last in the group. Went to this game and it was the first time I've seen bottles thrown on the field (more than once), there was a warning for racist chanting and there were riot police outside the stadium. Serbs eh? Well to be fair, the Canadian goal keeper who is serb copped UStashi chats at him. So its a couple of pockets of fools. No room for any of it (the Swiss have history ie the Albanians on their team starting stuff last time) What's the deal there? I'm not up on Serb/Albanian grievances. Kosovo was a majority ethnic Albanian region within Serbia until they declared independence. Serbia tried to take it back by force, as they have done to virtually every neighbour of theirs who declared independence from Yugoslavia in the 90s (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia). Kosovo is now recognised as an independent nation by nearly every country except for Serbia and some of their enablers like Russia. In this world cup, the Serbian team displayed a map of Serbia which includes Kosovo in their dressing room, which is very offensive to Albanians and Kosovars. So Serbs and Albanians have no love for each other. In fact, it's fair to say that Serbia isn't liked by any of its neighbours. Switzerland have recently had a strong Albanian contingent in their team led by Xerdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka. These two players are despised by Serbia and regularly (intentionally) provoke strong reactions whenever they play against them. This morning, Shaquiri celebrated in front of the Serbian fans after scoring. And Xhaka, in response to the Serbian scorer grabbing his crotch earlier on, grabbed his crotch in front of the Serbian bench, which led to the push and shove. Serbian coach Stojkovic could be seen mouthing an offensive anti-albanian slur while celebrating Serbia's second goal. That;'s certainly one side to the story is all I will say to that. While you're at it can you give us a history of the KLO and their role in the war? And all the displaced serbs and burnt churches going down in Kosovo now? Also ask anyone in Kosovo - "what are you?" and you'll get to 50 people before someone answers 'Kosovar'. They all say Albanian. Kosovo is nothing but a land grab inside serbia, the heart of Serbia, by Albania and people calling themselves Albanian under the guise of a made up and non-existent people. Not to mention, they also had the highest number of ISIS recruits in Europe....yeah innocent little lambs these kosovars. What I will say is there is fools on both sides, but the Swiss Albanians are trouble makers and those firing back are silly too. Do it on the pitch. Having said that I wouldn't mind seeing Mitrovic put one on the teeth of Shaquiri Anyway, hope u enjoyed the game. :)
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Happy to see Japan, Croatia or Argentina win
Would love to see Modric with a medal. An absolute champion
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+xHappy to see Japan, Croatia or Argentina win Would love to see Modric with a medal. An absolute champion Should love Croatia or Japan to win Or essentially any nation that has never won it before - Hollans probably deserve to win one as they have made 3 finals and lost them all. Would hate Brazil France England etc because all they would be doing is blowing their arrogant out of their own ass for 4 years
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xReally surprised/disappointed with Serbia. Having said that they never fail to disappoint. It's not surprising at all. They're a tall, slow team with shambolic defence and poor fitness. Only Costa Rica conceded more goals in the group stage. They can only play for about an hour before completely running out of gas, which happened in all 3 games. They're also mentally weak. They totally switched off against Cameroon when they thought they had it in the bag, and fell for Switzerland's provocations much too easily. It's so simple to unsettle them. They fully deserved to finish last in the group. Went to this game and it was the first time I've seen bottles thrown on the field (more than once), there was a warning for racist chanting and there were riot police outside the stadium. Serbs eh? Well to be fair, the Canadian goal keeper who is serb copped UStashi chats at him. So its a couple of pockets of fools. No room for any of it (the Swiss have history ie the Albanians on their team starting stuff last time) What's the deal there? I'm not up on Serb/Albanian grievances. Kosovo was a majority ethnic Albanian region within Serbia until they declared independence. Serbia tried to take it back by force, as they have done to virtually every neighbour of theirs who declared independence from Yugoslavia in the 90s (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia). Kosovo is now recognised as an independent nation by nearly every country except for Serbia and some of their enablers like Russia. In this world cup, the Serbian team displayed a map of Serbia which includes Kosovo in their dressing room, which is very offensive to Albanians and Kosovars. So Serbs and Albanians have no love for each other. In fact, it's fair to say that Serbia isn't liked by any of its neighbours. Switzerland have recently had a strong Albanian contingent in their team led by Xerdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka. These two players are despised by Serbia and regularly (intentionally) provoke strong reactions whenever they play against them. This morning, Shaquiri celebrated in front of the Serbian fans after scoring. And Xhaka, in response to the Serbian scorer grabbing his crotch earlier on, grabbed his crotch in front of the Serbian bench, which led to the push and shove. Serbian coach Stojkovic could be seen mouthing an offensive anti-albanian slur while celebrating Serbia's second goal. That;'s certainly one side to the story is all I will say to that. While you're at it can you give us a history of the KLO and their role in the war? And all the displaced serbs and burnt churches going down in Kosovo now? Also ask anyone in Kosovo - "what are you?" and you'll get to 50 people before someone answers 'Kosovar'. They all say Albanian. Kosovo is nothing but a land grab inside serbia, the heart of Serbia, by Albania and people calling themselves Albanian under the guise of a made up and non-existent people. Not to mention, they also had the highest number of ISIS recruits in Europe....yeah innocent little lambs these kosovars. What I will say is there is fools on both sides, but the Swiss Albanians are trouble makers and those firing back are silly too. Do it on the pitch. Having said that I wouldn't mind seeing Mitrovic put one on the teeth of Shaquiri Anyway, hope u enjoyed the game. :) Cheers mate. Sounds complicated. Game was fantastic.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xReally surprised/disappointed with Serbia. Having said that they never fail to disappoint. It's not surprising at all. They're a tall, slow team with shambolic defence and poor fitness. Only Costa Rica conceded more goals in the group stage. They can only play for about an hour before completely running out of gas, which happened in all 3 games. They're also mentally weak. They totally switched off against Cameroon when they thought they had it in the bag, and fell for Switzerland's provocations much too easily. It's so simple to unsettle them. They fully deserved to finish last in the group. Went to this game and it was the first time I've seen bottles thrown on the field (more than once), there was a warning for racist chanting and there were riot police outside the stadium. Serbs eh? Well to be fair, the Canadian goal keeper who is serb copped UStashi chats at him. So its a couple of pockets of fools. No room for any of it (the Swiss have history ie the Albanians on their team starting stuff last time) What's the deal there? I'm not up on Serb/Albanian grievances. Kosovo was a majority ethnic Albanian region within Serbia until they declared independence. Serbia tried to take it back by force, as they have done to virtually every neighbour of theirs who declared independence from Yugoslavia in the 90s (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia). Kosovo is now recognised as an independent nation by nearly every country except for Serbia and some of their enablers like Russia. In this world cup, the Serbian team displayed a map of Serbia which includes Kosovo in their dressing room, which is very offensive to Albanians and Kosovars. So Serbs and Albanians have no love for each other. In fact, it's fair to say that Serbia isn't liked by any of its neighbours. Switzerland have recently had a strong Albanian contingent in their team led by Xerdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka. These two players are despised by Serbia and regularly (intentionally) provoke strong reactions whenever they play against them. This morning, Shaquiri celebrated in front of the Serbian fans after scoring. And Xhaka, in response to the Serbian scorer grabbing his crotch earlier on, grabbed his crotch in front of the Serbian bench, which led to the push and shove. Serbian coach Stojkovic could be seen mouthing an offensive anti-albanian slur while celebrating Serbia's second goal. That;'s certainly one side to the story is all I will say to that. While you're at it can you give us a history of the KLO and their role in the war? And all the displaced serbs and burnt churches going down in Kosovo now? Also ask anyone in Kosovo - "what are you?" and you'll get to 50 people before someone answers 'Kosovar'. They all say Albanian. Kosovo is nothing but a land grab inside serbia, the heart of Serbia, by Albania and people calling themselves Albanian under the guise of a made up and non-existent people. Not to mention, they also had the highest number of ISIS recruits in Europe....yeah innocent little lambs these kosovars. What I will say is there is fools on both sides, but the Swiss Albanians are trouble makers and those firing back are silly too. Do it on the pitch. Having said that I wouldn't mind seeing Mitrovic put one on the teeth of Shaquiri Anyway, hope u enjoyed the game. :) Cheers mate. Sounds complicated. Game was fantastic. Lol the Balkans of course it is.
Btw you lucky bigger.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xReally surprised/disappointed with Serbia. Having said that they never fail to disappoint. It's not surprising at all. They're a tall, slow team with shambolic defence and poor fitness. Only Costa Rica conceded more goals in the group stage. They can only play for about an hour before completely running out of gas, which happened in all 3 games. They're also mentally weak. They totally switched off against Cameroon when they thought they had it in the bag, and fell for Switzerland's provocations much too easily. It's so simple to unsettle them. They fully deserved to finish last in the group. Went to this game and it was the first time I've seen bottles thrown on the field (more than once), there was a warning for racist chanting and there were riot police outside the stadium. Serbs eh? Well to be fair, the Canadian goal keeper who is serb copped UStashi chats at him. So its a couple of pockets of fools. No room for any of it (the Swiss have history ie the Albanians on their team starting stuff last time) What's the deal there? I'm not up on Serb/Albanian grievances. Kosovo was a majority ethnic Albanian region within Serbia until they declared independence. Serbia tried to take it back by force, as they have done to virtually every neighbour of theirs who declared independence from Yugoslavia in the 90s (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia). Kosovo is now recognised as an independent nation by nearly every country except for Serbia and some of their enablers like Russia. In this world cup, the Serbian team displayed a map of Serbia which includes Kosovo in their dressing room, which is very offensive to Albanians and Kosovars. So Serbs and Albanians have no love for each other. In fact, it's fair to say that Serbia isn't liked by any of its neighbours. Switzerland have recently had a strong Albanian contingent in their team led by Xerdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka. These two players are despised by Serbia and regularly (intentionally) provoke strong reactions whenever they play against them. This morning, Shaquiri celebrated in front of the Serbian fans after scoring. And Xhaka, in response to the Serbian scorer grabbing his crotch earlier on, grabbed his crotch in front of the Serbian bench, which led to the push and shove. Serbian coach Stojkovic could be seen mouthing an offensive anti-albanian slur while celebrating Serbia's second goal. That;'s certainly one side to the story is all I will say to that. While you're at it can you give us a history of the KLO and their role in the war? And all the displaced serbs and burnt churches going down in Kosovo now? Also ask anyone in Kosovo - "what are you?" and you'll get to 50 people before someone answers 'Kosovar'. They all say Albanian. Kosovo is nothing but a land grab inside serbia, the heart of Serbia, by Albania and people calling themselves Albanian under the guise of a made up and non-existent people. Not to mention, they also had the highest number of ISIS recruits in Europe....yeah innocent little lambs these kosovars. What I will say is there is fools on both sides, but the Swiss Albanians are trouble makers and those firing back are silly too. Do it on the pitch. Having said that I wouldn't mind seeing Mitrovic put one on the teeth of Shaquiri Anyway, hope u enjoyed the game. :) Cheers mate. Sounds complicated. Game was fantastic. Lol the Balkans of course it is.
Btw you lucky bigger. Haha. Just read your post out to the bloke on the couch next to me and I said to him, although I have opinion on just about anything 2 things I never get involved in are middle east politics or the Balkans. Was a lot of fun mate. Messi scored right in front of us, Behich had his shot blocked not 15m from where we were standing and Kuol had my heart racing. So close. Very, very proud.
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+x+xATM the best teams have probably been France, Brazil, Netherlands. Based on Qatar form, it should be one of these teams who win. Spain might lift. Japan have a chance. In terms of mental strength, I think Socceroos, Japan, South Korea, plus Italy, who failed to qualify, and eliminated teams, Germany and Uruguay, are countries who always compete. These teams rarely drop their heads. Strange analysis. Netherlands hasn't been anywhere near the best. They've done just enough in all their games, but have impressed precisely no one with their play so far. They seem to lack true quality to go much further. I wouldn't even be surprised if the US knock them out. Then again, if they get through, they face Australia in the next round, so a SF is certainly possible. Argentina, Spain and England have looked much better though. Morocco too. And it's weird that you include Australia and Uruguay as teams "who always compete". Australia has rolled over a number of times, most recently against France, where they didn't compete at all. And Uruguay only started "competing" in the last game when it was too late. They took it easy, scored no goals and showed absolutely nothing in their first two games. Respectfully disagree. Australia has never rolled over in recent times. There are a few aged former Socceroos claiming the Socceroos have. There is such a phenomenon as being outclassed. France were imperious in every way against Aus. Plus Aus hadn't had a game for a while - certainly not against a team the calibre of France for a long time. Moreover, some players, like Rowles and Souttar, hadn't even played together. Netherlands looked effortless playing Qatar. They stroked the ball around imperiously. Just having watched the game against USA, it was interesting. Netherlands were either knackered with nothing left in the tank - or - they were conserving energy for the next round. Most of the game against USA , the Dutch Squeezed with little intensity. It is like they didn't want to compete in midfield, and didn't seem too bothered about the USA having a lot of possession and territory, because they didn't fear American attacks. Or they were happier to defend deep, conserve energy and launch accelerated attacks - wanting the USA to defend by running towards their own goal. We will know in the next game against Argentina, because the South Americans had to put in a big effort against the Socceroos.
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+x+xHappy to see Japan, Croatia or Argentina win Would love to see Modric with a medal. An absolute champion Should love Croatia or Japan to win Or essentially any nation that has never won it before - Hollans probably deserve to win one as they have made 3 finals and lost them all. Would hate Brazil France England etc because all they would be doing is blowing their arrogant out of their own ass for 4 years I've got English roots. I still have a lot of cousins in England. One part of me would like them to win. However, if they did, given so many stakeholders in English football already think football ends at the English Channel, I think they could become shocking gloaters and think the EPL is even more the world epicentre of football much more than they do already!
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+x+x+xReally surprised/disappointed with Serbia. Having said that they never fail to disappoint. It's not surprising at all. They're a tall, slow team with shambolic defence and poor fitness. Only Costa Rica conceded more goals in the group stage. They can only play for about an hour before completely running out of gas, which happened in all 3 games. They're also mentally weak. They totally switched off against Cameroon when they thought they had it in the bag, and fell for Switzerland's provocations much too easily. It's so simple to unsettle them. They fully deserved to finish last in the group. Went to this game and it was the first time I've seen bottles thrown on the field (more than once), there was a warning for racist chanting and there were riot police outside the stadium. Serbs eh? Wow!
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France block twice off the line. Poland with a massive chance.
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I have long been a giroud critic, but that was a very tidy finish.
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2:0 France. Szczesny is 196cm and is too short for a keeper. A taller one would've gotten to that. Is my thinking right? FFS even the first goal. If Ryan concedes that he should've moved further to the left, right?
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+x2:0 France. Szczesny is 196cm and is too short for a keeper. A taller one would've gotten to that. Is my thinking right? FFS even the first goal. If Ryan concedes that he should've moved further to the left, right? Fair point, and same can be said of the third.
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+x+x2:0 France. Szczesny is 196cm and is too short for a keeper. A taller one would've gotten to that. Is my thinking right? FFS even the first goal. If Ryan concedes that he should've moved further to the left, right? Fair point, and same can be said of the third. I think the forward doesn't get enough credit in football. In any sport, the last line of defence is so harshly scrutinised. Yes, they have a job to do, but there is an opponent trying to ruin your day. I think that's something a lot of sports fans forget. Maybe you weren't so bad but more so the opponent was out to do better.
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Pen Poland as last kick of game. Surely Lewandowski can get a farewell goal. WC at 38? Maybe. Lewandowski slows his run up and it's saved but al French players have entered the box so it's to be retaken. He doesn't the same feint and slots it left this time. 3:1 France make light work of Poland.
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unbelievable walker gets no card for that. england special status with the refs
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+xJude Bellingham what a player That he is @ 19yrs ! Hoping LFC buy him in Jan gonna cost a bomb !
kudos Hendo putting 3lions in front and what a strike from Kane that was hit sweet as !
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whats going on no pen shootouts yet. it cant be a major tournament without a good england penalty drama
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Our game was so intense compared to these last couple.
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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What a blockbuster England France will be.
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