lol yall just yapping, gathering ideas together how brazil can be beat this and that. you wont beat them to start with because of talk like that.
makaveli_411 said:Group E
Another very interesting group. I don't know about Italy guys this time around they haven't seem to be playing the same football they once did in 1994 or even 98 but they might prove to be strong once again with the Del Piero's and Vieri's if they are part of this WC.
It brings us to Ghana, which are considered to be the Brazil of Africa and this is no joke as they have a killer trio: Appiah, Essien, and Muntari. They also have a very strong defense which constrasts to typical African teams. Expect a similar showdown to France vs. Senegal when Ghana meets the Italians. Offense and defense balanced alltogether, what do you need more?
USA will bring about another reunion for Ghanaian youngster - I forgot his name. Anyways their team may have key players but prolly won't be enough to pass through the second round.
This brings us to the Czech, the team that should've won last Eurocup. Anyways key players to watch: Koller, Baros, Cech, and making his international return is the great Pavel Nedved. They will bring it all as this is Nedved and Koller's last international appearance at a major tournament. Expect them to go very far in the tournament.
Predictions: Czech 1st, Ghana 2nd.
ThUg $TyLe said:I doubt Italy will make it out the group, they get exposed so much.
I disagree with all the African teams making it out the group.

Group F
I call this group, the most balanced one because of the exception of Brasil, we have 3 teams that are all very rounded. Well Brazil is going through no question aiming no less than the WC. Take a look at their lineup Ronaldo, Ronaldhino, Adriano, Junhino, Robhino, Kaka. The last four have all come out of the factory after 2002. Seriously it's incredible how the Brazilian factory produces so much talent in less than four years. Japan is very speedy but I don't think will make it. Croatia is very strong finishing ahead of Sweden in their qualifying group. Let's hope they hit us hard, like in '98 with the Davor Suker era Flip Mo. As for Australia, look out for them as their coach Guss Hiddink brought the Dutch to the semis in '98, '00, and brought South Korea to the semis in '02. So expect a something big from the Socceroos as a major upset will not be unexpected. BTW it's their second appearance since 1978 in the WC for anyone wondering. With them eliminating my personal fav. S.A. team Uruguay during qualifiers, there's a reason for Australia for being in the WC.
Predictions: Brazil 1st, sorry FlipMo but I have a feeling Australia is going to snatch that 2nd place from Croatia.

makaveli_411 said:Paraguay's also strong even though Chilavert is gone for a long time
USA will bring about another reunion for Ghanaian youngster - I forgot his name.
my english isnt that good and im the type lord :thumb:Pacaveli-T said:idiot i didnt give you a neg rep and i was complimenting you but wtv someone has a stick up their ass![]()
what he isn't american???makaveli_411 said:Yeah Freddy thanks a lot PaulyPac.
Peace
how hizzle? said:what he isn't american???
Fucking pig... I hate players who don't play for their countries... i.e.
~Bachaveli Don~ said:I know for sure we will see one's heart broken and couple of tickets for disturbance of peace,vandalism,or/and disorderly conduct the night after group F is done in the streets of montreal.
ThUg $TyLe said:Adu might be playing for Ghana....
how hizzle? said:what he isn't american???
Fucking pig... I hate players who don't play for their countries... i.e. Emile M'Penza, Zinedine Zidane, Podolski, Nicolas Anelka, Patrick Viera, Ibrahimovic..
They are all great players, but they lose a lot of respect by chosing to play for some country that isn't even theirs...
ThUg $TyLe said:Adu might be playing for Ghana....