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Old 13-06-2006, 07:44 AM   #31 (permalink)
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Togo might be the best beat to be the only African side to make it past the first round.
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Old 13-06-2006, 07:46 AM   #32 (permalink)
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Upset on the cards here
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Old 13-06-2006, 07:50 AM   #33 (permalink)
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It wouldn't be a major upset if you look at both teams recent form. Togo have be a lot more impressive quailfying and during the African Nations Cup, then South Korea in the last six months.
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Not much of an upset for mine, if it does happen. I don't think South Korea are all that good. They finished behind the Saudis in qualifying, and last world cup they had the benefit of Hiddink and some ridiculously friendly umpiring.

Given the way they robbed Italy and Spain last time around, I won't be too sorry to see them lose here and miss out on the second round, either. At the very least, my 2-1 to Togo prediction is looking decent.
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It wouldn't be a major upset if you look at both teams recent form. Togo have be a lot more impressive quailfying and during the African Nations Cup, then South Korea in the last six months.
Beat me to it. Though I think Togo lost all three games in the African Nations Cup.
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Old 13-06-2006, 08:00 AM   #36 (permalink)
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Beat me to it. Though I think Togo lost all three games in the African Nations Cup.
Yeah true, but they had a fairly hard group Cameron, Angola and Congo who are not too far behind the better African sides. But finishing ahead of Sengal is a lot more impressive then behind the Saudis.
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It wouldn't be a major upset if you look at both teams recent form. Togo have be a lot more impressive quailfying and during the African Nations Cup, then South Korea in the last six months.
Fair enough
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Not much of an upset for mine, if it does happen. I don't think South Korea are all that good. They finished behind the Saudis in qualifying, and last world cup they had the benefit of Hiddink and some ridiculously friendly umpiring.

not to forget the crowd support that they got...
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Man that was some poor football from Togo, bad defending, poor keeping, he didn't even dive. Decent free kick though, i think Togo may have just shoot themselves in the foot.
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Unless Togo pull an Australia this game is all SKorea's I'm afraid
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Disappointing. South Korea might even get through, given the group.
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Disappointing. South Korea might even get through, given the group.


No.

France & Switzerland will make mincemeat of them.
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surprised to hear that France will be starting without Treseguet..
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France & Switzerland will make mincemeat of them.
Let's hope so.
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