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| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
well, youre correct if youre comparing them to U12 girls teams i hardly think sides like trinidad & tobago, saudi arabia & togo even deserve to be there, much less be considered "pretty damn good".
anyone remember germany's 8-0 win over saudi last year? thats just an embarrassment!! |
Okay, if you want me to be precise, these are the teams that are "pretty damn good" and could beat Japan.
Germany
Costa Rica
Poland
Ecuador
England
Paraguay
Sweden
Argentina
Ivory Coast
Serbia & Montenegro
Holland
Mexico
Iran
Portugal
Italy
Ghana
USA
Czech Republic
Brazil
Croatia
Australia
France
Switzerland
South Korea
Spain
Ukraine
Tunisia
Yes, Trinidad and Tob suck - I was too lazy to qualify my "pretty damn good" assessment.
| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
i think given how fvcked up the qualification system is, Oz should be happy to be there, anything else from here in should be considered a bonus. |
Woah woah woah, woahwoahwoah. Hold up there. Australia are not there to make up the numbers. The fact that we've been MIA from the World Cup for the past 30yrs doesn't make us a weak football nation. I'm sure England too would have stumbled a few times if their qualifiying campaign had included the likes of The Solomon Island, Fiji and Tahiti, followed by a delightful one off sudden death play-off with a 5th placed South American side that had just been hardened by games against Brazil, Arg, and Co., and played over two legs with the bonus of circumnavigating the globe in the space of a week. Meanwhile, every other nation gets round robins where they can make a mistake a get away with it, against nations nearby.
We can beat every nation in the Asian Confederation. We should fear none of them. We can win against Japan.
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