Another clone. Make groundless assertions without evidence. No proof no talk.
Clone? You think Lim Beh so free? I m not forcing it down anyone's throat.
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The Official Euro 2012 Thread
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Clone? You think Lim Beh so free? I m not forcing it down anyone's throat.
Hodgson the mid table manager will be a failure as when he was with Liverfool. Next round England bye bye but if they can somehow replicate Chelsea with disgrace, England fans here will be delighted with me "praising" them.
Before the tournament, I already said that they would do a Chelsea. Hodgson is a bloody defensive minded coach. Set-pieces aside, England's defence is damn solid under him. Park the bus and use speedsters like Walcott on the counter = unbeatable.
Before the tournament, I already said that they would do a Chelsea. Hodgson is a bloody defensive minded coach. Set-pieces aside, England's defence is damn solid under him. Park the bus and use speedsters like Walcott on the counter = unbeatable.
Letting in 2 goals, defense is solid?
I mean maximilian chua heng (clone). That joker also believes in kelong
I don't know this guy but i do know any sport involving punting will have kelong.
Russia has 4 points, Czech Republic 3, Poland 2, Greece 1.
Russia need to win to qualify top of the group and at least draw to assure qualification.
Czech Republic need to win to assure qualification, because Greece may beat Russia.
Both Poland and Greece need to win, draw will be no good for them.
Should be exciting.
My predictions:
Russia to beat Greece
Poland to beat Czech Republic - with Kuba and Lewandoski, seems too good for Czech Republic with Cech looking shaky.
Russia need to win to qualify top of the group and at least draw to assure qualification.
Czech Republic need to win to assure qualification, because Greece may beat Russia.
Both Poland and Greece need to win, draw will be no good for them.
Should be exciting.
My predictions:
Russia to beat Greece
Poland to beat Czech Republic - with Kuba and Lewandoski, seems too good for Czech Republic with Cech looking shaky.
only 2 games left that's worth playing..........
France to beat Sweden, try to win group........
Italy to beat Ireland
France to beat Sweden, try to win group........
Italy to beat Ireland
I mean maximilian chua heng (clone). That joker also believes in kelong
Kelonging a soccer match is not as easy as speculated. If it is in Malaysia, Indonesia or even the Middle East, much easier. Same if in Croatia, Hungary, Bulgaria etc. The lower divisions in established leagues in Germany, Italy and some Scandinavian countries are not spared too.
But when it comes to Euro and BPL, very much harder. These players are paid too well for them to risk it. Even if they decide to, can the fixers ensure they are able to place sufficient bet amounts to 'pay off' these players and make a tidy profit for the risks involved? Easier said than done.
All the fixer needs to do is to ensure the final result earns them the most returns. From number of corners, Asia handicap, TG Over/Under, actual score and so on.
Yes, you are right. Imo, the easiest type of bet to kelong is the team to kick-off. Fewer players involved and lesser risk. The 2 captains involved will usually accept what the ref says.
Actually, i m not too sure to what level of "kelongness" they can achieve nowadays. I suspect very high level now. During Malaysia Cup, they can even control up to the mins of the goals. 2 World Cup ago, Brazil Vs China. Brazil was actually the underdog in that particular match due to Asia Handicap.
All they need to do is to tackle a few of the key players from each team. Not necessary the whole squad.
Going soft for Czech.
Russia Pang Swee Swee, TG Over 2.5.
Russia Pang Swee Swee, TG Over 2.5.
The Italians are World Cup Champions in this! Must be their links to the Mafioso.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011–12_Italian_football_scandal
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Acherly Ah Czech & Sorlian only need draws to qualify.
Going soft for Czech.
Russia Pang Swee Swee, TG Over 2.5.
Misfiring Kerzhakov may be left out for Pavlyuchenko. Yay!
Euro 2012 Group A preview: Greece v Russia
15 June 2012
Despite the fact that a point would be enough to earn Russia progression to the quarter-finals, Shirokov insists they will be determined to produce victory in the Group A tussle."Of course a draw with Greece will also put us into the knockout stage but we should win and stay in Warsaw (for the quarter-finals)," Shirokov said."Any other result will be unacceptable."
His thoughts were echoed by goalkeeper Vyacheslav Malafeev who says his team should focus on winning and nothing else."We also need to forget that a draw will also put us into the knockout stage and score," Malafeev said."Once, twice - as much as we can." Advocaat is likely to replace misfiring forward Alexander Kerzhakov with Roman Pavlyuchenko up front.
Kerzhakov had seven attempts on goal that were off target – the most recorded for any match by a player at the European Championship finals – in the opener against the Czechs, and wasted several opportunities against Poland as well. Pavlyuchenko, who moved to Lokomotiv Moscow from Tottenham Hotspur in the January transfer window, has scored 21 goals in 49 matches for Russia, including one in his side's opening day victory against the Czechs.
Apart from bringing Pavlyuchenko in, Russia are unlikely to change a side which is now unbeaten in 16 matches. For Greece, anything less than a win and they will be packing their bags and heading home. A brave 1-1 draw with Poland in the opener – in which they had a goal disallowed for offside and had a penalty saved – was followed by a 2-1 defeat against the Czech Republic.
They were made to pay for a slow start in that fixture, conceding two goals in the first six minutes in Tuesday's match in Wroclaw before Theofanis Gekas gave Greece some hope with a goal in the 53rd minute. But despite having more possession and shots on target than Czech Republic, Greece could not find an equaliser putting them in a desperate situation against Russia.
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