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Old 11-06-2006, 04:54 AM   #106 (permalink)
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England never really looked that likely to concede IMO. Terry and Ferdinand covered everything pretty well and the only way I thought the Paraguayans would score was if they got a close free kick or penalty (you can be thankful Crouch isn't a defender the way he was getting pinged!).

Still, if that's the way England are going to play this tournament - score an early goal and then sit back for 75+ minutes - expect a typical quarter final exit.
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Old 11-06-2006, 08:51 AM   #107 (permalink)
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Correct me if I am wrong but Brazil beat Paraguay 4-1, last year.
Nope.

They beat them 1-0 and drew 0-0
Paraguay beat Argentina 1-0 and drew 0-0.

Thus suggestiong they're not quite the pushovers expected.
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Old 11-06-2006, 10:41 AM   #108 (permalink)
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All the abuse that football "fans" gave Trinidad and Tobago leading into this World Cup was worth it. It fired the boys up.

0-0 vs Sweden... that'll do.

Shaka Hislop deserves a medal of sorts. He pulled off a handful of the best saves we may see in this entire tournament.
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Nope.

They beat them 1-0 and drew 0-0
Paraguay beat Argentina 1-0 and drew 0-0.

Thus suggestiong they're not quite the pushovers expected.
What was this then?

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Chilavert blasts 'worst ever' England


Jose Luis Chilavert has criticised Paraguay's display against an England side he describes as the "worst in history".

The former Paraguay goalkeeper believes Anibal Ruiz's men should have salvaged at least a draw as England wilted in the Frankfurt heat on Saturday afternoon. Carlos Gamarra's third-minute own goal, which came via a trademark David Beckham free-kick, was all that separated the two sides, but Chilavert insists Paraguay's players lacked the mental strength when it really mattered.

The 40-year-old said: "They lost against probably the worst English national team in their history. The Paraguayan players did not have enough attitude."
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Chilavert blasts 'worst ever' England


Jose Luis Chilavert has criticised Paraguay's display against an England side he describes as the "worst in history".

The former Paraguay goalkeeper believes Anibal Ruiz's men should have salvaged at least a draw as England wilted in the Frankfurt heat on Saturday afternoon. Carlos Gamarra's third-minute own goal, which came via a trademark David Beckham free-kick, was all that separated the two sides, but Chilavert insists Paraguay's players lacked the mental strength when it really mattered.

The 40-year-old said: "They lost against probably the worst English national team in their history. The Paraguayan players did not have enough attitude."
Poor man, the Coke has gone to his head, he must have failed to remember some of the England teams of the 90's.
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Differing from the FIFA list I looked at to check before posting!

That said that they'd lost 1-0.
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Old 12-06-2006, 01:33 AM   #113 (permalink)
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Chilavert blasts 'worst ever' England

We usually start pretty slowly. The players are fine it's the tactics that concern me, regardless of the heat factor we gave too much ground too early in the second half.

Still, we got the points which is all that matters in the first match, ask Sweden if they'd swap performances with us.
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yeh for sure, i think he knew he was gonna get away with murder out there as it was obvioius the ref wasnt going to call fouls against them...
Personally I found it odd you would have Paraguagy whose first language is Español, and have a ref who is from Mexico who speaks the same idioma (language) as them and you have a captain who in theroy (if he isn't as lazy as Veron) should know some Spanish (if not speak fluently).
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Poor man, the Coke has gone to his head, he must have failed to remember some of the England teams of the 90's.
Or the last side who failed to qualify for the last World Cup?
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Or the last side who failed to qualify for the last World Cup?
We did qualify for 2002. We made the quarters.
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Ok let me re-phase - what about the last England side who failed to qualify for the World Cup.

Why I put 'last' World Cup in I don't know, forgot to check my post (too busy doing a CW-related project that is).
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Ok let me re-phase - what about the last England side who failed to qualify for the World Cup.

Why I put 'last' World Cup in I don't know, forgot to check my post (too busy doing a CW-related project that is).
Ah, that makes more sense. Yeah, we were crap in '93.
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We should have qualified with the players available. Le Tissier was ignored, as was Anderton, while superstars like Carlton Palmer were embraced. The talent was definitely there for England to qualify for USA 94 ahead of Norway, but twasn't to be.

But the team we put out, twas pretty bad, to be nice, and Chilavert ought to remember that side before he calls this one the worst in history!

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