Can the Jabulani ball be blamed for France/Italy/England's
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From: Bruce D. Scott on 28 Jun 2010 18:50 SHUSSBAR (shussbar(a)gmail.com) wrote: : Can the Jabulani ball be blamed for France/Italy/England's under- : performances? : I wish but no. : England : not able to get over the non goal even with 45 minutes left : and probably a referee that would have been very lenient with them : after that mistakes. : Italy : too old : France : Egos and divas can t play football Very likely true. An object lesson against complacency. France should have taken the chance to change the trainer out after Euro2008 at the very least. Then put more emphasis on the younger players and not the holdovers (no Anelka, no Henry). Germany just got lucky. Ballack out with injury does seem to have really helped their team. He's become a complacent, comfortable player as well. Sort of like the English players. The atmosphere is completely different in his absence. -- ciao, Bruce drift wave turbulence: http://www.rzg.mpg.de/~bds/
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