From: gsn on 4 Jun 2010 09:22 England could not score against Japan. Also Mexico had a good game vs England. In CONCAF , as Dwight said in another thread, Mexico is only the third best team. The US usually plays better than Mexico and wins more often than not. So it looks like it is possible to beat England (or atleast split points)? - gsn
From: Mike Babyak on 4 Jun 2010 09:31 Possible, but still not likely. That said, odds got a shade better today with Rio going down with a knee injury. The injury bug seems contagious--Drogba has apparently fractured his elbow. gsn wrote: > England could not score against Japan. Also Mexico had a good game vs > England. > In CONCAF , as Dwight said in another thread, Mexico is only the > third best team. The US usually plays better than Mexico and wins more > often than not. > So it looks like it is possible to beat England (or atleast split > points)? > > - gsn
From: Real Mardin on 4 Jun 2010 09:35 On Jun 4, 2:22 pm, gsn <gsnaraya...(a)ymail.com> wrote: > England could not score against Japan. Ok, but then the US couldn't defend against non qualifiers Turkey (who could have been 3-0 up within about 20 minutes), so where does that leave us? > So it looks like it is possible to beat England (or atleast split > points)? Anything is possible, knowing the way England sometimes stutter in the group stage perhaps a draw is the more likely result? RM
From: Dwight Beers on 4 Jun 2010 09:37 On 06/04/2010 06:22 AM, gsn wrote: > England could not score against Japan. Also Mexico had a good game vs > England. > In CONCAF , as Dwight said in another thread, Mexico is only the > third best team. The US usually plays better than Mexico and wins more > often than not. > So it looks like it is possible to beat England (or atleast split > points)? > > - gsn If the US goes into half time with a 2 goal lead, which is very possible, especially if we start with our 5 best current players (Dempsey, Donovan, Torres, Buddle, Gomez), and then come out of half time with the attitude that we need to score two more goals--and not with an attitude that says we need to defend a two goal lead--then 4-0 is not only possible, but probable. Remember, you heard it here first!!:-)
From: Real Mardin on 4 Jun 2010 09:45
On Jun 4, 2:37 pm, Dwight Beers <hdbe...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On 06/04/2010 06:22 AM, gsn wrote: > > > England could not score against Japan. Also Mexico had a good game vs > > England. > > In CONCAF , as Dwight said in another thread, Mexico is only the > > third best team. The US usually plays better than Mexico and wins more > > often than not. > > So it looks like it is possible to beat England (or atleast split > > points)? > > > - gsn > > If the US goes into half time with a 2 goal lead, Right....... > which is very > possible, Yes? Is it really? > especially if we start with our 5 best current players > (Dempsey, Donovan, Torres, Buddle, Gomez), and then come out of half > time with the attitude that we need to score two more goals--and not > with an attitude that says we need to defend a two goal lead--then 4-0 > is not only possible, but probable. Remember, you heard it here first!!:-) Quite. Budweiser or Miller today? RM |