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colemanY2K
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Am going to have a punt on him. |
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Gary McKay
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Not when you consider the other goalscoring options in the Argie team.
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Dino Baggio
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have only looked briefly but Germany are 11/10 to beat Portugal...that's max bet material for if it's not the 3rd game and Germany have already qualified from the group
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colemanY2K
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"One of the dominant facts in English life during the past three quarters of a century has been the decay of ability in the ruling class." Orwell, 1942.
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Gary McKay
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Possibly, I certainly wouldnt discount him.
But for someone to be topscorer you need him to be the teams main goal scoring threat. Like Ronaldo in 02, Baros in 04, Kluivert on 2000. |
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Salzburglilly
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Bosnia,Iran and Nigeria...........Aguero could go on a goalscoring spree alright!
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Spain to win 7/1
Dzeko top scorer 100/1 , good ew bet scored 10 in qualifying.
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Why is everyone going for Aguero for Argentina? Surely he won't even be the top scorer on the team never mind the tournament with Messi in the team...
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colemanY2K
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Because: 1. Messi is in the worst run of form of his career. 2. Higuain was stretched off this weekend and may not make world cup 3. Argentina have a soft group. 4. Argentinas tactics focus largely on attack. 5. Sergio is fresh due to the injury layoffs this season. 6. ...Sergio is fockin amazing!!! Edited by colemanY2K - 27 Apr 2014 at 8:57pm |
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colemanY2K
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Fair enough tribal. We'll find out in a few months. |
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"One of the dominant facts in English life during the past three quarters of a century has been the decay of ability in the ruling class." Orwell, 1942.
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GoneToShowgies
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Argentina and Messi golden boot.
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t_rAndy
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Holland 33-1 in boyles sports. Great price in my opinion.
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seanyshuffler
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Wrote a piece for a blog last week looking at World Cup winners and temperatures. Only on three occasions has a team from a colder annual climate gone to a warmer one and won the World Cup. If you take Spain out the equation, given the World Cup in South Africa was played in the Winter it's only two.
Personally I think the money will be in the South American teams as their use to conditions. |
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Gary McKay
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The Argentine WC was held in Winter.
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Devrozex
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That's an interesting table but it's a little misleading as well. For example, the mean temperature in the States might be 7 Celsius when you factor in the likes of Alaska, Minnesota etc but most the games in that World Cup were played in soaring temperatures well above that figure.
Having said that, I do think we could be looking at a South American winner. Mainly though because the S.A teams are looking stronger than usual for this WC imo. Chile and Columbia were both pretty impressive in qualifying and alongside Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay that's a fairly strong bunch. Spain, although still outstanding, are slightly past their best at this stage and Germany's lack of a world class striker could derail their challenge.
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seanyshuffler
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Thanks Still, I think the winner will come from South America. Will back Argentina outright and have a E/W nibble on Colombia and Uruguay. |
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