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Well, bugger me.
Have to say the team who finishes second in Group B (probz Portugal, I guess) will fancy their chances against the Czechs. Jerry to smash Greece. Bit of needle in that game I'd imagine.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Oh damn the thinly veiled finagelling to get an host country through to the next round, with the oh-so-fairly drawed teams, didn't seem to work.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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I mean after the game FTR, not proposing DRS for footy
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Another good thing that has come out of today is that Russia going out has prevented Arshavin from making any additional performances which may have made Wenger doubt his decision to get rid. If anything, his showing today should have hopefully motivated Monsieur to get shot of him ASAP.
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