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If win, next day dinner add dish 1 whole piece chicken.
No win, giam cai+porridge.
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2018 World Cup Thread.
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Ya like me, I am having a Jack Place fish fillet lunch now. This morning I won about $2000+
I used to support England when I was a teenager during the second half of the 1990s; but after that, it has been Brazil all the way!I've never see England up....That's assuming that England wins tonight.
And in my opinion, if England qualifies for the Final tonight, then it really proves that the standard of the World Cup has fallen significantly during the past decade.... even worse if England wins the World Cup this weekend!
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Rule, Britannia is the British patriotic music I like since I am a boy
England to win the World Cup 2018.
England to win the World Cup 2018.
Just went 7 eleven to get something. Overheard many uncles and aunties betting England to win. Lol
Mind you, not 10 or 20 dollars .. it's 200 to 500 dollars bet per uncle and aunty. Lol
knn, all the uncles, aunties just collected their GST rebates.... and donate back to PAP
Reminds me of:Rule, Britannia is the British patriotic music I like since I am a boy
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule,_Britannia!
youtube.com/watch?v=35IEkEwMqzg
which I also used to like!
By the way, that woman in the yellow dress is:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesley_Garrett
Inform your Croatia vs. England prediction
This will be both Croatia and England’s first appearance this deep into the FIFA World Cup in this millennium.
Croatia last appeared in the semi-finals back in 1998, losing 2-1 to eventual winners France thanks to a Lillian Thuram second-half brace. England have had longer to wait, losing to West Germany via penalties back at Italia 90.
Neither side were expected to go this deep in the tournament, particularly as many believed that both Germany and Spain would be on this side of the draw and should have progressed further. This could be both side’s best chances of reaching a FIFA World Cup Final in generations.
Croatia have shown both their dominance and drawbacks so far this tournament. An impressive group stage showing saw them finish on maximum points, scoring seven and conceding just one.
It was in the knockout stages that Croatia have struggled. Zlatko Dalic’s side needed penalties to get past both Denmark and Russia to reach this stage, meaning that they have played 180 minutes of knockout soccer in just seven days; could fatigue play a role in Wednesday's crucial clash?
The middle of the park is where Croatia win their games. Both Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic have transferred their end-of-season club form to the International stage, with the former averaging 2.8 key passes per game.
Add Marcelo Brozovic and Mateo Kovacic to that midfield, and the centre of the pitch could be where Croatia dominate England on Wednesday.
A penalty victory against Columbia may have also rid some demons; before the win against Columbia England had won only one of the eight penalty shootouts they had been involved in since 1990. Their 2-0 quarter-final victory against Sweden was more straightforward and may have helped them recoup some energy ahead of the semi-final clash.
Set pieces have been England’s route to goal on so many occasions this World Cup; eight of their 11 goals have come from a set piece.
Harry Maguire has won the second most aerial duels this World Cup and no player has been aimed for from set-pieces more than the Leicester defender (20). His goal against Sweden was one of many examples where England have shown their dominance from corners.
Impressive deliveries from the likes of Ashley Young and Keiran Trippier have also been crucial in England’s run so far. Only Aaron Mooy has completed more crosses than Keiran Trippier so far.
Croatia have conceded two of their four goals from set pieces. If Ashley Young and Keiran Trippier can continue to deliver balls into the box then England’s effectiveness in aerial duels (no team has won a higher percentage of aerial duels than the Three Lions) could be the difference in Moscow.
Croatia vs. England betting: Where is the value?
There is little to split the two sides going into Wednesday’s semi-final, so calling the final outcome is difficult.
With this in mind, I would look at the Total Goals market to find potential value in the odds. Croatia have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last three and with England’s impressive ability to capitalise on set-piece opportunities and Croatia's inability to prevent this, goals could be likely.
However, with so much riding on the game it could be cagey, so whilst I don’t see a shutout, a goals fest could also be unlikely. Over 1.75 goals could offer value whilst also covering a nervy affair, particularly with so much on the line.
Last time out England started slow, possibly with the weight of the occasion on them. The likes of Luka Modric have played and won in similar pressurised games and this experience could help them take the initial ascendency. Croatia to be the first team to score.
This will be both Croatia and England’s first appearance this deep into the FIFA World Cup in this millennium.
Croatia last appeared in the semi-finals back in 1998, losing 2-1 to eventual winners France thanks to a Lillian Thuram second-half brace. England have had longer to wait, losing to West Germany via penalties back at Italia 90.
Neither side were expected to go this deep in the tournament, particularly as many believed that both Germany and Spain would be on this side of the draw and should have progressed further. This could be both side’s best chances of reaching a FIFA World Cup Final in generations.
Croatia have shown both their dominance and drawbacks so far this tournament. An impressive group stage showing saw them finish on maximum points, scoring seven and conceding just one.
It was in the knockout stages that Croatia have struggled. Zlatko Dalic’s side needed penalties to get past both Denmark and Russia to reach this stage, meaning that they have played 180 minutes of knockout soccer in just seven days; could fatigue play a role in Wednesday's crucial clash?
The middle of the park is where Croatia win their games. Both Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic have transferred their end-of-season club form to the International stage, with the former averaging 2.8 key passes per game.
Add Marcelo Brozovic and Mateo Kovacic to that midfield, and the centre of the pitch could be where Croatia dominate England on Wednesday.
Croatia have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last three.
For England, a second place finish in Group G was probably more favourable than a group win, as the Three Lions were able to avoid the likes of Brazil and France.A penalty victory against Columbia may have also rid some demons; before the win against Columbia England had won only one of the eight penalty shootouts they had been involved in since 1990. Their 2-0 quarter-final victory against Sweden was more straightforward and may have helped them recoup some energy ahead of the semi-final clash.
Set pieces have been England’s route to goal on so many occasions this World Cup; eight of their 11 goals have come from a set piece.
Harry Maguire has won the second most aerial duels this World Cup and no player has been aimed for from set-pieces more than the Leicester defender (20). His goal against Sweden was one of many examples where England have shown their dominance from corners.
Impressive deliveries from the likes of Ashley Young and Keiran Trippier have also been crucial in England’s run so far. Only Aaron Mooy has completed more crosses than Keiran Trippier so far.
Croatia have conceded two of their four goals from set pieces. If Ashley Young and Keiran Trippier can continue to deliver balls into the box then England’s effectiveness in aerial duels (no team has won a higher percentage of aerial duels than the Three Lions) could be the difference in Moscow.
Croatia vs. England betting: Where is the value?
There is little to split the two sides going into Wednesday’s semi-final, so calling the final outcome is difficult.
With this in mind, I would look at the Total Goals market to find potential value in the odds. Croatia have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last three and with England’s impressive ability to capitalise on set-piece opportunities and Croatia's inability to prevent this, goals could be likely.
However, with so much riding on the game it could be cagey, so whilst I don’t see a shutout, a goals fest could also be unlikely. Over 1.75 goals could offer value whilst also covering a nervy affair, particularly with so much on the line.
Last time out England started slow, possibly with the weight of the occasion on them. The likes of Luka Modric have played and won in similar pressurised games and this experience could help them take the initial ascendency. Croatia to be the first team to score.
Reminds me of:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule,_Britannia!
youtube.com/watch?v=35IEkEwMqzg
which I also used to like!
By the way, that woman in the yellow dress is:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesley_Garrett
It's a better music than La Marseillaise.
I bought half time 0-0 for $200
Yesterday even though I bet, it was so boring i just fell asleep.
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KNN kopi uncle also say engkok bao yia eh..KNN so my uncle say he will throw his underwear bet for a draw and croatia to win liao KNN tang poon need cover 2 side KNNJust went 7 eleven to get something. Overheard many uncles and aunties betting England to win. Lol
Mind you, not 10 or 20 dollars .. it's 200 to 500 dollars bet per uncle and aunty. Lol
Hitler downplays England
Think this will turn out to be a cagey game, too close to call. Maybe I'll change my mind after I see the first 20mins.
