From: Quincy on 4 Jul 2010 11:48 Hungary 1954: QF Brazil SF Uruguay (yet unbeaten defending Champion) F Germany .... LOST France 1986: R16: Italy (defending Champion) QF: Brazil SF: Germany .... LOST Germany 2010: R16: England QF: Argentina SF: Spain (European Champion) ... LOST??? The quintessence is that, despite being the best team and beating the hardest opponents in their paths at the end it looks always like they are doomed to lose??! Discuss!
From: Calimero on 4 Jul 2010 11:52 On 4 Jul., 17:48, Quincy <ab...(a)email.de> wrote: > Hungary 1954: > > QF Brazil > SF Uruguay (yet unbeaten defending Champion) > F Germany .... LOST > > France 1986: > > R16: Italy (defending Champion) > QF: Brazil > SF: Germany .... LOST > > Germany 2010: > > R16: England > QF: Argentina > SF: Spain (European Champion) ... LOST??? > > The quintessence is that, despite being the best team and beating the > hardest opponents in their paths at the end it looks always like they > are doomed to lose??! > > Discuss! 54 Hungary and 86 France had one disadvantage - they had to play Germany at the end of their runs. Can't happen to Germany. Max
From: stephenj on 4 Jul 2010 11:56 Calimero wrote: > On 4 Jul., 17:48, Quincy <ab...(a)email.de> wrote: >> Hungary 1954: >> >> QF Brazil >> SF Uruguay (yet unbeaten defending Champion) >> F Germany .... LOST >> >> France 1986: >> >> R16: Italy (defending Champion) >> QF: Brazil >> SF: Germany .... LOST >> >> Germany 2010: >> >> R16: England >> QF: Argentina >> SF: Spain (European Champion) ... LOST??? >> >> The quintessence is that, despite being the best team and beating the >> hardest opponents in their paths at the end it looks always like they >> are doomed to lose??! >> >> Discuss! > > > 54 Hungary and 86 France had one disadvantage - they had to play > Germany at the end of their runs. > Can't happen to Germany. True, and Germany doesn't have to play Brazil. But if Germany wins this it will be an amazing run. -- The Constitution does not prohibit legislatures from enacting stupid laws. - Thurgood Marshall
From: forssberg on 4 Jul 2010 12:08 On Jul 4, 11:56 am, stephenj <sjar...(a)cox.com> wrote: > Calimero wrote: > > On 4 Jul., 17:48, Quincy <ab...(a)email.de> wrote: > >> Hungary 1954: > > >> QF Brazil > >> SF Uruguay (yet unbeaten defending Champion) > >> F Germany .... LOST > > >> France 1986: > > >> R16: Italy (defending Champion) > >> QF: Brazil > >> SF: Germany .... LOST > > >> Germany 2010: > > >> R16: England > >> QF: Argentina > >> SF: Spain (European Champion) ... LOST??? > > >> The quintessence is that, despite being the best team and beating the > >> hardest opponents in their paths at the end it looks always like they > >> are doomed to lose??! > > >> Discuss! > > > 54 Hungary and 86 France had one disadvantage - they had to play > > Germany at the end of their runs. > > Can't happen to Germany. > > True, and Germany doesn't have to play Brazil. But if Germany wins this > it will be an amazing run. > > -- > The Constitution does not prohibit legislatures from > enacting stupid laws. > > - Thurgood Marshall- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - The problem in playing great teams back to back is that attrition can cause a progressive a loss of quality to the squad. Just look at Germany, Muller is lost through suspension and Ozil looked to be at 75% capacity vs Argentina.
From: Gerrit Stolte on 4 Jul 2010 12:13 On Jul 4, 5:48 pm, Quincy <ab...(a)email.de> wrote: > Hungary 1954: > > QF Brazil > SF Uruguay (yet unbeaten defending Champion) > F Germany .... LOST > > France 1986: > > R16: Italy (defending Champion) > QF: Brazil > SF: Germany .... LOST > > Germany 2010: > > R16: England > QF: Argentina > SF: Spain (European Champion) ... LOST??? > > The quintessence is that, despite being the best team and beating the > hardest opponents in their paths at the end it looks always like they > are doomed to lose??! > > Discuss! 1982 Italy .... Argentina, Brazil, Germany, and a very good polish side
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