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ehdecent opponent
That was a good win for you guys. Tottenham is in disarray right now. Oh well. Who's to blame? I'm not sure. Perhaps the following BBC Sport article can answer that: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/59105705Being a Palace fan is a pretty odd experience and our win yesterday counts as one of those.
That was a good win for you guys. Tottenham is in disarray right now. Oh well. Who's to blame? I'm not sure. Perhaps the following BBC Sport article can answer that: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/59105705
Oh well. Life could be worse for both of us in that we could be Norwich fans or some club
That was a good win for you guys. Tottenham is in disarray right now. Oh well. Who's to blame? I'm not sure. Perhaps the following BBC Sport article can answer that: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/59105705
Oh well. Life could be worse for both of us in that we could be Norwich fans or some club forever stuck in Leagues 1,2 and National League.
As of today, 11/1/21, Nuno was sacked. Saw it coming just didn't think it would happen so soon. I liked the guy and don't think he was the only one to blame for Spurs lack of success this season. The players certainly didn't help. Then there's Levy. Ugh.
Yeah, since I've following Spurs for 8 years now I've seen them do the same. For some reason they have owned City lately, but that's one of the few bright spots. By now you must know that Antonio Conte is their new manager. Don't know what good it will do if the players he is managing don't produce. Also, what if Levy doesn't give him the backing that Poch wanted? And therein lies the bigger problem.Any ideas who you’ll get in to replace him?
It was a great win for Palace. We seem to do quite well when we’re underdogs, and then flounder and underperform against some lower league b team.
1. Canada * | 8-16 (+6) |
2. USA * | 8-15 (+7) |
3. Mexico * | 8-14 (+4) |
4. Panama + | 8-14 (+2) |
5. Costa Rica | 8-9 (-1) |
6. Jamaica | 8-7 (-4) |
7. El Salvador | 8-6 (-6) |
8. Honduras | 8-3 (-10) |
* WC-ticket (after 14 matches) | |
+ intercontinental play-offs (after 14 matches) |
Wow! When has that ever happened? I've been watching the World Cup since 1998(France won) and those 2 have always been there.The March World Cup play-off schedule. Sorry for the Dutch abbreviations, but I'm sure the flags will help.
It's very striking that either Italy, either Portugal will NOT make it ! There is even a theoretical possibility that both won't make it.
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(Since 1998)Wow! When has that ever happened? I've been watching the World Cup since 1998(France won) and those 2 have always been there.
Ah, okay. Forgot that Italy didn't make it in 2018. In 1998 they showed just the final here. The WC is probably my fave sports competition followed by the NCAA Men's Basketball Tourney.(Since 1998)
Eh no, Italy did not make it last time, in 2018.
And Portugal not in 1998.
I mean, they're called penalties for a reason. I would enjoy a rule change to discourage the stupid skipping some players do but otherwise they should be harsh against the team they're awarded against.Btw, penalty kicks are a freakin' joke. Have felt this way for a long time. The ball is placed just 12 yards from the goal. 36 feet. Unless the player errs in their kick or the goalie guesses right, the person kicking makes the goal 75% of the time. It's almost as automatic as extra points used to be in the NFL until that league increased the distance. Ridiculous.
I think I worded my post wrong. I have nothing against as to why they are awarded. I just hate the distance for I feel that it is too short. Perhaps add another 5-7 yards(at most). That said, I hate that some matches, most notably the first Champions League Final I ever watched between Chelsea and Bayern Munich in 2012 came down to that. Oh well. That's perhaps my one and only gripe about football for otherwise I love it. I watched Leicester v Watford yesterday while they played during a snow storm. Well, I was going back and forth between that one, MC v West Ham and Brentford v Everton. But of the 3, that was the most fun to watch. Don't know how those guys stay warm in such conditionsI mean, they're called penalties for a reason. I would enjoy a rule change to discourage the stupid skipping some players do but otherwise they should be harsh against the team they're awarded against.
You didn't word it wrong. I am just arguing that penalties are a punishment and intentionally unbalanced, so shouldn't be made easier for the goalkeeper.I think I worded my post wrong. I have nothing against as to why they are awarded. I just hate the distance for I feel that it is too short. Perhaps add another 5-7 yards(at most). That said, I hate that some matches, most notably the first Champions League Final I ever watched between Chelsea and Bayern Munich in 2012 came down to that. Oh well. That's perhaps my one and only gripe about football for otherwise I love it. I watched Leicester v Watford yesterday while they played during a snow storm. Well, I was going back and forth between that one, MC v West Ham and Brentford v Everton. But of the 3, that was the most fun to watch. Don't know how those guys stay warm in such conditions
Ah. Good point. Never thought of that.You didn't word it wrong. I am just arguing that penalties are a punishment and intentionally unbalanced, so shouldn't be made easier for the goalkeeper.