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Thread: Group D: Uruguay, Costa Rica, England, Italy

  1. 20-06-2014, 10:48 AM #496
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    I hope Costa Rica tops this group. Looked the best of a bad bunch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dontcloseyoureyes View Post
    You said Suarez had a better season than both of them in a season where Ronaldo smashed the goal scoring record in the biggest club competition in the world.
    Which he wasn't playing in, and he plays for a weaker side (arguably)

    Anyway. Happy to concede on the better season but the CL record in itself is of no real consequence given Suarez's absence

    Also, cheers World Cup, can get back to sons of anarchy now

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    Quote Originally Posted by GIMH View Post
    Which he wasn't playing in, and he plays for a weaker side (arguably)

    Anyway. Happy to concede on the better season but the CL record in itself is of no real consequence given Suarez's absence

    Also, cheers World Cup, can get back to sons of anarchy now
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    Costa Rica rolling over Italy would be one of the biggest upsets ever wouldn't it?
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    All the Letters in Costa Rica can be found in Alastair Cook's name, I think Penis Moron should get on to this, clearly #Cooksfault we're out of the World Cup.
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    It'd be so brilliant if Costa Rica top the group after all the discussion regarding the other three.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Burgey View Post
    Costa Rica rolling over Italy would be one of the biggest upsets ever wouldn't it?
    Nah, Italy aren't all that, tbh.

    England just are that shyte. Them beating us was their first win in 8 games.
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    Italy are such trolls. They'll probably still win the thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoyBrumby View Post
    Nah, Italy aren't all that, tbh.

    England just are that shyte. Them beating us was their first win in 8 games.
    Yeah Italy haven't been very good for a while now.
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    Fair play Costa Rica - thoroughly deserved.

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    Have to take your hat off to Costa Coffee. They've eliminated two former winners.

    First group stage exit since 1958 for England, ftr. Woy keeps his job.

    Hmm.
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