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I wonder if it was anything to do with their families - did they take them to Uruguay with them?Top_Cat said:Yawn. The Aussie team is vastly over-rated relative to where they really stand. The press complaining about the Uraguaian tactics in forcing the return leg to be played earlier, etc. smacks of a press preparing the public for the inevitable loss so, in typical Aussie tradition, we have something to blame other than the players for being nowhere near as good as they think they are. Same old story as the last two pre-World Cup campaigns.
Is this Dario Silva?chaminda_00 said:I thought they played really well and defended brilliantly considering the quality of the Uruguary attacking options. There are not too many international sides with the 5th best striker the quality of Silva.
If you say so Marc...marc71178 said:Is this Dario Silva?
Because in that case there's plenty of countries with 5th best strikers far better than him.
no we wouldnt, the only way there can be extra time is if we win 1-0...howardj said:Being realistic, we barely threatened on Sunday morning - their 'keeper was not forced to make anything other than the most basic of saves. I think, whilever we have to qualify through the present route, we will struggle to make the World Cup. Sadly, I think it will be a disappointment on Wednesday night. All Uraguay have to do is score one goal, and then - even to take it to extra time - we would need to score three times. Highly unlikely.
i think that its hard to see australia scoring 3. they may get 1, but thats the best they'll do.broncoman said:no we wouldnt, the only way there can be extra time is if we win 1-0...
if we win 3-1 we're through...
your complete dislike for anything Australian has nothing to do with that comment?nibbs said:i honestly hope, as a neutral, that uruguay can finish the job. they just deserve it more...
If he was that good, he wouldn't be at Portsmouth.chaminda_00 said:If you say so Marc...
OK how about (I won't include Shearer or Shearingham etc. who have quit international football years ago):marc71178 said:If he was that good, he wouldn't be at Portsmouth.
I'd say that England could conceivably call on 10 strikers better than him.
do u think they are all better than Silva though?Craig said:OK how about (I won't include Shearer or Shearingham etc. who have quit international football years ago):
Owen
Rooney
Defoe
Crouch
Darren Bent
Heskey
Vassell
Carlton Cole
Harewood
Beattie
Jeffers
Now if anyone can come up with a better list, I would like to hear it.
yeh But Heskey, Vassell, Harewood, Beattie and Jeffers are hardly world beaters themselves...burkey_1988 said:Silva isn't that good. I've seen him miss a few sitters already this season for Portsmouth
Oh I wasn't replying to youin particular, just making a general statement.broncoman said:yeh But Heskey, Vassell, Harewood, Beattie and Jeffers are hardly world beaters themselves...
If the save he made off Viduka's free-kick was basic then I'd imagine there's no chance we'll ever get one past him.howardj said:Being realistic, we barely threatened on Sunday morning - their 'keeper was not forced to make anything other than the most basic of saves. I think, whilever we have to qualify through the present route, we will struggle to make the World Cup. Sadly, I think it will be a disappointment on Wednesday night. All Uraguay have to do is score one goal, and then - even to take it to extra time - we would need to score three times. Highly unlikely.
dont you darevic_orthdox said:OK, so, how will Australia have their hearts broken this time?
Dodgy penalty in injury time?
Viduka gets red carded in the 10th minute?
Own goal in extra time?
Or my personal favourite...losing in a penalty shoot-out.
Actually, this is a good one for Moneymakers