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World Cup 2014 Thread...

GramStroker

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i am going to stick to my strategy, only bet germany matches and all the way to final...:biggrin:

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Your son?
 

Lionheart

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sibeh garang this one for the usa

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John Brooks of the United States celebrates
Tuesday, 17 June 2014
NATAL, BRAZIL - JUNE 16: John Brooks of the United States celebrates after scoring his team's second goal during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group G match between Ghana and the United States at Estadio das Dunas on June 16, 2014 in Natal, Brazil. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)
 

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rooting for s korea...at least three goals total....the koreans kimchi are great wonders !!!

Korea Republic are rarely bracketed with Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Italy and Spain. Those European and South American powerhouses have, after all, won the FIFA World Cup™ and all sit at least 48 places above the Taeguk Warriors on the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking.

Korea Republic do nevertheless share one record with those five teams: they have featured at the last eight World Cups – an achievement beyond the likes of England, France, the Netherlands and Mexico, among others.

It is an accomplishment, according to midfielder Ji Dongwon, that they take a lot of satisfaction from, but with it comes understandable pressure. “Of course of we are very proud of the record and the fact that we have qualified for the World Cup eight times in a row,” he told FIFA.com. “It means we have a habit of winning and these days we have to at least qualify for the World Cup.”

The pressure from the fans also comes from the wealth of football at their fingertips, with the top leagues in the world showing on South Korean television and shaping their expectations of what they want to see on the field. “Nowadays they are watching the [English] Premier League, [German] Bundesliga and [Spanish] La Liga. They always have access to good football.
 

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i sarpport the kimchis to beat the white bears by 2 to 1 and maybe 3 to 1

total of at least four goals

kimchis are attackers kamikaze style footballers

i fully sarpport
 

Lionheart

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i sarpport the kimchis to beat the white bears by 2 to 1 and maybe 3 to 1

total of at least four goals

kimchis are attackers kamikaze style footballers

i fully sarpport

The key players

The squad's make-up kept changing during the qualifying and under new coach Hong Myungbo, a new-look team has taken shape. A series of emerging stars, notably German-based Son Heungmin and Ji Dongwon, have graduated into the team's backbone force. Mainz's Koo Jacheol is the new man wearing the captain's armband and home-based Kim Shinwook and Lee Keunho are proven goal-scorers.
 
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