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Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 20. June 2008 22:57 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
I bet the Germans cant believe their luck. Croatia outclassed them in their group game and I think the Germans will be thanking their lucky stars that they dont have to do that all over again in the Semi Finals. Turkey had the 2nd longest odds to win this tournament ahead of Austria. Greece done it, so why not Turkey? This time however Turkey have pretty much lucked their way into the Semi's whereas Greece didnt. Last minute goal against Austria in the group, comeback from 0-2 down against the Czechs in the winner takes all group game, and now the win on penalties tonight. Surely it cannot happen again, can it?! Scott |
Author: | danielitsa [ 21. June 2008 08:13 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
turkey is walking with recipe greece 2004 |
Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 21. June 2008 21:57 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
European Championships Quarter Final - Holland 1 vs 3 Russia - Full Time (After Extra Time) Holland Starting XI Edwin Van der Sar Khalid Boulahrouz Andre Ooijer Joris Mathijsen Giovanni Van Bronckhorst Nigel De Jong Orlando Engelaar Dirk Kuyt Rafael Van der Vaart Wesley Sneijder Ruud van Nistelrooy GOAL 86' Subs: Robin Van Persie (sub 45'), John Heitinga (sub 54'), Ibrahim Afellay (sub 61') Russia Starting XI Igor Akinfeev Aleksandr Anyukov Sergei Ignashevich Denis Kolodin Yuri Zhirkov Sergei Semak Konstantin Zyryanov Igor Semshov Ivan Saenko Andrei Arshavin GOAL 116' Roman Pavluchenko (sub 115') GOAL 56' Subs: Diniyar Bilyaletdinov (sub 69'), Dmitri Torbinsky (sub 81') GOAL 112', Dmitri Sychev (sub 115') |
Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 21. June 2008 22:22 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
What is going on!!! lol So far we are 3 from 3 of the favourites being knocked out of their respective Quarter Finals. Germany, after their less than convincing performance in the group, certainly were not the favourites against the Portuguese; Turkey, the luckiest team in the competition by a country mile, were never meant to beat the Croat's, especially after they went behind with a minute to go of extra time, and now the Russian's beating by far and away the best footballing side in the competition so far in Holland. This tournament so far hasnt stopped amazing me, and in a way im quite glad that the English arent there cause I probably wouldnt of enjoyed this tournament as much as I have so far Scott |
Author: | kallur83 [ 21. June 2008 22:51 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
one of the best matches of the tournament, russia really deserved the victory. i hope italy can beat spain tomorrow , they will so laugh right now with today's result , on the other hand, Russia played football like real madrid did few years ago, one time football , very fast ticking the ball around... never seen them like this , and still such a young team |
Author: | krima [ 22. June 2008 17:27 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
I'm really looking forward to todays match. Hopefully this unbelivable series of favourites struggeling continues. I want to see Italy winning the title, but in this tournament you can't really say anything about what could happen during the next rounds. Seems like everything is possible. But in the last 3 matches always the favourite hasn't had a chance, so obviously Italy will win today |
Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 22. June 2008 23:04 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
European Championship Quarter Final - Spain 0 vs 0 Italy - Full Time (After Extra Time) Spain Starting XI Iker Casillas Carlos Marchena Carles Puyol Andrés Iniesta (sub 59') David Villa Xavi Hernández (sub 60') Fernando Torres (sub 85') Joan Capdevila Sergio Ramos Marcos Senna David Silva Subs: Santi Cazorla (sub 59'), Cesc Fàbregas (sub 60'), Daniel Güiza (sub 85') Italy Starting XI Gianluigi Buffon Christian Panucci Fabio Grosso Giorgio Chiellini Luca Toni Daniele De Rossi Massimo Ambrosini Antonio Cassano (sub 75') Gianluca Zambrotta Simone Perrotta (sub 58') Alberto Aquilani (sub 108') Subs: Mauro Camoranesi (sub 58'), Antonio Di Natale (sub 75'), Alessandro Del Piero (sub 108') Penalties: Spain: David Villa SCORES, Santi Cazorla SCORES, Marcos Senna SCORES, Daniel Guiza MISSES, Cesc Fabregas SCORES Italy: Fabio Grosso SCORES, Daniele De Rossi MISSES, Mauro Camoranesi SCORES, Antonio Di Natale MISSES Spain Win 4-2 on Penalties |
Author: | chungwit [ 23. June 2008 00:11 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
Exceptional performance by Russia who made Netherlands look very ordinary and Arshavin dictated the game but a great team performance. The USSR and Dynamo Kiev (ok, a Ukrainian club) played in that style when Lobanovsky was coach and there's been a few comparisons made between the Dutch and Soviet styles of passing and movement, especially with Hiddink as coach and Advocaat's success at Zenit St Petersburg, where Arshavin plays. Spain deserved their win as they were the more positive team and had played better during the tournament although they found it hard to get past the Italian defence and Russia will defend a lot better than they did in the group match. This tournament so far hasnt stopped amazing me, and in a way im quite glad that the English arent there cause I probably wouldnt of enjoyed this tournament as much as I have so far Scott Didn't England turn down Hiddink in favour of McClaren? |
Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 23. June 2008 18:21 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
This tournament so far hasnt stopped amazing me, and in a way im quite glad that the English arent there cause I probably wouldnt of enjoyed this tournament as much as I have so far Scott Didn't England turn down Hiddink in favour of McClaren? I think he openly said that he wouldnt come to us, but if we did turn him down then the FA cocked up quite badly Scott |
Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 25. June 2008 20:15 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
European Championship Semi Final - Germany 3 vs 2 Turkey - Full Time Germany Starting XI Jens Lehmann Arne Friedrich Per Mertesacker Christoph Metzelder Philipp Lahm GOAL 90' Thomas Hitzlsperger Simon Rolfes (sub 45') Bastian Schweinsteiger GOAL 26' Michael Ballack (C) Lucas Podolski Miroslav Klose (sub 90') GOAL 79' Subs: Torsten Frings (sub 45'), Marcell Jansen (sub 90') Turkey Starting XI Rustu Recber (C) Sabri Sarioglu Mehmet Topal Gokhan Zan Hakan Balta Mehmet Aurelio Colin Kazim-Richards (sub 90') Hamit Altintop Ayhan Akman (sub 81') Ugur Boral (sub 84') GOAL 22' Semih Senturk GOAL 86' Subs: Mevlut Erdinc (sub 81'), Gokdeniz Karadeniz (sub 84'), Tumer Metin (sub 90') |
Author: | BlueDragon [ 25. June 2008 21:53 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
European Championship Semi Final - Germany 3 vs 2 Turkey - Full Time my heart's still beating with 180bpm Germany didn't play very well, but in the end they reached the final in a very thrilling game and with a last minute goal but my respect goes to turkey, they played an amazing tournament and would have deserved to win in this semifinal!! |
Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 26. June 2008 21:56 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
European Championship Semi Final - Russia 0 vs 3 Spain - Full Time Russia Starting XI Igor Akinfeev Aleksandr Anyukov Vasili Berezutsky Sergei Ignashevich Yuri Zhirkov Sergei Semak Konstantin Zyryanov Igor Semshov (56 ) Ivan Saenko (57 Sychev ) Roman Pavluchenko Andrei Arshavin Subs: Diniyar Bilyaletdinov (sub 56') , Dmitri Sychev (sub 57') Spain Starting XI Iker Casillas Sergio Ramos Carlos Marchena Carlos Puyol Joan Capdevila Andres Iniesta Xavi Hernandez (sub 69') GOAL 50' Marcos Senna David Silva GOAL 82' David Villa (sub 34') Fernando Torres (sub 69') Subs: Cesc Fabregas (sub 34'), Xabi Alonso (sub 69'), Daniel Guiza (sub 69') GOAL 73' |
Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 29. June 2008 14:07 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
The final tonight and Im hoping for a great match to end a great season of football, well for me at least anyway Im rooting for the Spaniards tonight but you can never entirely back against the Germans who always seem to pull it out of the hat some how. How does everyone else think the final will go tonight? Scott |
Author: | kallur83 [ 29. June 2008 14:34 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
i think it will be a boring final like usual , one team that wants to play football but will face a good organised Germany that will try to score on a counter. i think 1-0 for Germany |
Author: | chungwit [ 29. June 2008 22:52 ] |
Post subject: | Re: European Championships Football 2008 |
> Spain deserved to win as they were the much better team in the final and the most consistently good team throughout the tournament. Spain controlled the game, created a lot of chances and should have won by more than they did, but they neutralised Germany who hardly had any chances. Overall, it's been a very enjoyable tournament with lots of attacking football and great games. |
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