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Leslie Chow

Tahiti vs Spain

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Spain only beat Haiti 2-1 the other month. They're obviously gonna smash them but I don't think it'll be as mad as people are expecting.

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8-0. 

Was just about to say the exact same. I think Spain will be aiming for more than 6 (and it shouldn't be a problem for them, especially considering how many chances Nigeria wasted) and it'd be an absolute miracle for Tahiti to score tonight

 

But I'd love for Tahiti to score, even if it's Spain 30 - 1 Tahiti. The crowd will absolutely mental for Tahiti!

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Spain only beat Haiti 2-1 the other month. They're obviously gonna smash them but I don't think it'll be as mad as people are expecting.

Got to remember that game was played for charity therefore meaning that Spain wouldn't have wanted to embarrass Haiti. As well as that there were wholesale changes all the way through the game and that always takes the wind out the sails of it.

 

Anyway, I'll go 9-0 Spain. 

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Surely Spain will just start knocking it about when 4-5 up??

 

Don't think they are the sort of side who will be desperate to put 20 past someone.

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Surely Spain will just start knocking it about when 4-5 up??

 

Don't think they are the sort of side who will be desperate to put 20 past someone.

 

They'll knock it about from the word go. That's their entire gameplan and it seems to work against every single side. Just knock it around, wait for a gap and bang, goal.

 

Tahiti will leave gaps galore, it'll be a silly score.

 

13-0.

Guest shearfox
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Tahiti 3 - 2 Spain

Guest MattP
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They'll knock it about from the word go. That's their entire gameplan and it seems to work against every single side. Just knock it around, wait for a gap and bang, goal.

 

Tahiti will leave gaps galore, it'll be a silly score.

 

13-0.

 

I'll be amazed if it's that much, admittidly I didn't seeTahiti's first match but they did only lose to New Zealand 2-0 in World Cup qualifying and that sort of score shouldn't mean you lose by 10 or more to any top sides.

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Depends how they setup, if they attempt a San Marino style 11 men behind the ball they might be able to keep the score down.

Spain are excellent in possession but there approach to most games is low risk and they wont be too bothered about rushing and scoreing as many as they can, It'll be 7-0 at most. Ableit with Spain having about 80 - 90% possesion.

 

If they come out and play like they did against Nigeria, especially with the suicide defending then it could feasible end up being 15-20. Nigeria were wasteful, lethargic and obviously illy prepared for the game and and should of easily had double figures and Spain will be much more clinical.


I'll be amazed if it's that much, admittidly I didn't seeTahiti's first match but they did only lose to New Zealand 2-0 in World Cup qualifying and that sort of score shouldn't mean you lose by 10 or more to any top sides.

 

Nigeria were Dog rough and won 6-1.

 

Some of the goals they conceded would have worried most Sunday morning managers.

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I think Spain will respect the opposition. It'll be a landslide victory of course but I doubt that even if they do reach double figures, they'll go much over that.

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For me respecting the opposition means playing at the top of your game, anything less would be to patronise the opposition. If I was involved with Tahiti the last thing I'd want is the opposition holding back. I would find that much more embarrassing than losing 30-0 or whatever.

Nevertheless Spain will no doubt hold back a bit just to reduce physical impact etc. I'd be very surprised if it reaches double figures. I'll go 7-0.

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Tahiti at 100/1 - cheeky quid anyone? lol lol

 

(Now I've said that, watch them get a dodgy penalty and win 1-0 now).

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For me respecting the opposition means playing at the top of your game, anything less would be to patronise the opposition. If I was involved with Tahiti the last thing I'd want is the opposition holding back. I would find that much more embarrassing than losing 30-0 or whatever.

 

Pretty much this. Can't stand when teams hold back and sit on a lead. We know all too well from this season how important goal difference can be, so it baffles me when teams don't want to inflict a demolition, if they're able to do so.

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