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2014 World cup qualifiers

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1-0 would suit me.

# noeasygamesatinternationallevel.

Trust me that logic is blown apart tonight, this lot are like nothing else.

Posted

What is the minimum people want tonight against San Marino then? 4-0? 5?

In the last 24 games the San Marino keeper has let in an average of 4.85 goals a game, so 5-0 will suffice lol

Posted

England team to play San Marino: Hart, Walker, Cahill, Jagielka, Baines, Walcott, Carrick, Cleverley, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Rooney, Welbeck

Thought he might play Defoe. I think he'd be devastating against such a poor side. Still plenty of goals in the team though.

Guest BlueBrett
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That said, I think Williams is a more natural leader and Ramsey may do better without the burden.

Williams has been crap for club and country lately though so the timing seems a bit strange. Maybe trying to reinvigorate him I suppose.

I would have gone with Joe Hart - best in goalie in the world, bang in form and a decent guy to boot.

Bang in form? I know he played well against Dortmund but just 1 clean sheet all season.

San Marino's all time international record:

112 1 4 107 19 467 −447 1%

P W D L F A GD W%

Kind of makes me hope we lose purely for comedy value! Then again I'm one of Rooney's biggest fans so I'd really like to see him bag 4 or 5 and lead us to an easy win.

Thought he might play Defoe. I think he'd be devastating against such a poor side. Still plenty of goals in the team though.

I agree. Used to rate him but I've gone right off Welbeck.

Posted

Personally don't rate Carrick! Wouldn't have him in there personally! Rooney doesn't do the business at international level and we have looked a better team overall without him! Should be interesting to see how the team plays!

Posted

Less than a 7-0 win against San Marino will be seen as a failure, therefore England will yet again be shit.

Might watch Ireland v Germany instead tonight, despite St Ledger not playing it will be far more exciting than boring England.

Posted

The real test is Tuesday..the main hope is to not suffer any injuries to key players.

Be interesting to see how much we put into tonight's game really.

Wales v Scotland - losing manager to be sacked?

Posted

There's prob not many folk cheering for England and Ireland tonight but I certainly will be! Don't fancy the Irish's chances though - think it could be a hammering TBH.

Posted

San Marino's qualifying record for Euro 2012 looked like this.

Played 10

W 0

D 0

L10

F 0

A 53

Pts 0

They conceded 8 against Finland and Hungary and lost 11-0 to the Netherlands. It's fair to say they'll be more out of their depth than Stuart Lubbock tonight.

England need to score at least six tonight; not for willy waving, but because most other teams will demolish San Marino by ridiculous amounts and we don't want to come up short on goal difference.

Australia show the way in thrashing minnows of course.

Guest BlueBrett
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There's prob not many folk cheering for England and Ireland tonight but I certainly will be! Don't fancy the Irish's chances though - think it could be a hammering TBH.

Unrest in the German camp maybe gives them a chance of keeping it down to 2 or 3

Guest shearfox
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Still 0-0 what a load of rubbish...

Posted

Walcott injured in a pointless game.

Wenger will be delighted.

Guest shearfox
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Walcott injured in a pointless game.

Wenger will be delighted.

Maybe just winded, can still play on hopefully...

Posted

It's a World Cup qualifier.

That shouldn't really be played in my view.

Teams like San Marino should play preliminaries, just like they do in the AFC and CAF. Quite why UEFA persist with having all countries in groups is beyond me.

Guest shearfox
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That shouldn't really be played in my view.

Teams like San Marino should play preliminaries, just like they do in the AFC and CAF. Quite why UEFA persist with having all countries in groups is beyond me.

Agreed

Posted

That shouldn't really be played in my view.

Teams like San Marino should play preliminaries, just like they do in the AFC and CAF. Quite why UEFA persist with having all countries in groups is beyond me.

*A* match would still be played, it might as well be against San Marino. There is an argument for seeded rounds, especially with how many new nations have joined UEFA over the last 20 years, but with how few group stage matches still get played in our qualifying system I still don't see much point in it.

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