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EURO 2012: Semi Final Day 1 Matchday Thread.
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He's won this tournament already. He's thinking of his Summer holiday and has told Mario to go and win it this time round!LoveCity said:For once Merlin deserved to be taken off, really meek performance.
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adrianr said:Jesus Navas apparently.
The thing is that will not change the formation build up etc of Spain, he'll go onto the right as Silva did and the status quo will resume.
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A least he's trying to win the game. Spain just want to break passing statistic records.<br /><br />-- Wed Jun 27, 2012 8:07 pm --<br /><br />carlos92 said:GStar said:carlos92 said:You are entitled to your opinion.
You clearly disagree, in your opinion, what is Spain's plan B?
Llorente. Looks like Portugal are getting frustrated. Ronaldo is doing his usual trick of trying to win an impossible penalty.
He does have pace and will run at players.GStar said:adrianr said:Jesus Navas apparently.
The thing is that will not change the formation build up etc of Spain, he'll go onto the right as Silva did and the status quo will resume.
Fabregas did well then.
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carlos92 said:Llorente. Looks like Portugal are getting frustrated. Ronaldo is doing his usual trick of trying to win an impossible penalty.
That's not really a plan B, especially when i don't think he's had a minute of game time in this tournament.
I could work with Navas on the pitch, but i'd wager that was Llorente to come on, then he'd end up with his back to goal and the ball played into his feet than he would getting his head on the end of Spanish crosses.
danburge82 said:A least he's trying to win the game. Spain just want to break passing statistic records.carlos92 said:GStar said:You clearly disagree, in your opinion, what is Spain's plan B?
Llorente. Looks like Portugal are getting frustrated. Ronaldo is doing his usual trick of trying to win an impossible penalty.
Spain are trying to win it. Portugal can't keep up this tempo for much longer.
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Why is the commentator desperate for Portugal to win?
While I'm on the subject of BBC commentators, why have I not heard the inane ramblings of John Motson this summer?
While I'm on the subject of BBC commentators, why have I not heard the inane ramblings of John Motson this summer?
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I don't think they're desperate for it, just that they've been the better side and so the better side being in the final makes for better TV viewing.citykev28 said:Why is the commentator desperate for Portugal to win?
While I'm on the subject of BBC commentators, why have I not heard the inane ramblings of John Motson this summer?
GStar said:carlos92 said:Llorente. Looks like Portugal are getting frustrated. Ronaldo is doing his usual trick of trying to win an impossible penalty.
That's not really a plan B, especially when i don't think he's had a minute of game time in this tournament.
I could work with Navas on the pitch, but i'd wager that was Llorente to come on, then he'd end up with his back to goal and the ball played into his feet than he would getting his head on the end of Spanish crosses.
Plan B is having Physical presence and try and wind-up Pepe.