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Poll Question: Which country will be the winner?
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16 [17.02%]
8 [8.51%]
5 [5.32%]
1 [1.06%]
2 [2.13%]
8 [8.51%]
4 [4.26%]
5 [5.32%]
9 [9.57%]
22 [23.40%]
1 [1.06%]
5 [5.32%]
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Originally posted by gaita gaita wrote:

Originally posted by Drachen Theaker Drachen Theaker wrote:

Originally posted by gaita gaita wrote:

ARGENTINA 2
ENGLAND 3 

Sorry, couldn't resist it!

Argentina was champion in 1978 and 1986...England only in 1966.....

ARGENTINA 2

ENGLAND 1

Sorry, couldn´t resist it!!!

Argentina are the biggest cheaters on Earth. Just ask  MARADONA, the goal with his hand and in Italy 90, when they poured something into the brazilian team, so they could beat them, nevertheless they weren´t champions then, and will never be again.
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FINAL :

ITALY - 2

BRAZIL - 1
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Originally posted by gaita gaita wrote:

Originally posted by Drachen Theaker Drachen Theaker wrote:

Originally posted by gaita gaita wrote:


ARGENTINA 2ENGLAND 3 


Sorry, couldn't resist it!



Argentina was champion in 1978 and 1986...England only in
1966.....


ARGENTINA 2


ENGLAND 1


Sorry, couldn´t resist it!!!



England v Argentina head to head record in World Cups:

Played: 5
Argentina victories: 1 (due to illegal goal)
Draws: 1
England victories: 3
So...

ARGENTINA 1


ENGLAND 3



Anyway talk is cheap, we'll soon see who's best in Germany.

May the best team win amigo!    
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   I'm surprised that the Czech Republic isn't an optino, the'll be probably the winners, they are one of the best's team just next to brazil and england, one of these three will be surely the winner. As a good Uruguayan I'm a soccer fan.
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Originally posted by Rorro Rorro wrote:

   I'm surprised that the Czech Republic isn't an optino, the'll be probably the winners, they are one of the best's team just next to brazil and england, one of these three will be surely the winner. As a good Uruguayan I'm a soccer fan.

Rorro, when I created this poll the Czechs weren't still classified. But I agree that they are a great option!

P.S.: nice to see another Latin American here, bienvenido!
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Poland, Poland, Poland

Poland will be the winner

Go Poland
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Brazil is not that good anymore but their reputation is always worth a goal start.

Argentina,Holland,Italy,Germany and............England!
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Ahhhhh...I saw football in the title of this topic and thought this was a discussion about REAL football.

But you all are talking about soccer.


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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Ahhhhh...I saw football in the title of this topic and thought this was a discussion about REAL football.

But you all are talking about soccer.



yup this is the one where we use a foot to kick a spherical object called a ball ... hence the name

For what it's worth I'm one of the few people I know who enjoys both real football and the American game (partial to the rushing quarterbacks of the Philadelphia Eagles Cunningham and McNab)
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ARGENTINA
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Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Ahhhhh...I saw football in the title of this topic and thought this was a discussion about REAL football.

But you all are talking about soccer.



yup this is the one where we use a foot to kick a spherical object called a ball ... hence the name

For what it's worth I'm one of the few people I know who enjoys both real football and the American game (partial to the rushing quarterbacks of the Philadelphia Eagles Cunningham and McNab)

Me too, Trotsky... I like football and the footoval.  

Generally I like more the collective sports and in special those where illogical results may happen.

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Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Ahhhhh...I saw football in the title of this topic and thought this was a discussion about REAL football.

But you all are talking about soccer.



yup this is the one where we use a foot to kick a spherical object called a ball ... hence the name

For what it's worth I'm one of the few people I know who enjoys both real football and the American game (partial to the rushing quarterbacks of the Philadelphia Eagles Cunningham and McNab)

I like scrambling QB's too.Besides the ones you named Steve Young,Michael Vick and Bert Jones are favorites.The only problem is most of them have shorter careers than QB's who stay in the pocket.


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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Ahhhhh...I saw football in the title of this topic and thought this was a discussion about REAL football.

But you all are talking about soccer.



yup this is the one where we use a foot to kick a spherical object called a ball ... hence the name

For what it's worth I'm one of the few people I know who enjoys both real football and the American game (partial to the rushing quarterbacks of the Philadelphia Eagles Cunningham and McNab)

I like scrambling QB's too.Besides the ones you named Steve Young,Michael Vick and Bert Jones are favorites.The only problem is most of them have shorter careers than QB's who stay in the pocket.

BTW, I once read that Dan Marino's rushing average distance is measured in inches!

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Originally posted by Atkingani Atkingani wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Ahhhhh...I saw football in the title of this topic and thought this was a discussion about REAL football.

But you all are talking about soccer.



yup this is the one where we use a foot to kick a spherical object called a ball ... hence the name

For what it's worth I'm one of the few people I know who enjoys both real football and the American game (partial to the rushing quarterbacks of the Philadelphia Eagles Cunningham and McNab)

I like scrambling QB's too.Besides the ones you named Steve Young,Michael Vick and Bert Jones are favorites.The only problem is most of them have shorter careers than QB's who stay in the pocket.

BTW, I once read that Dan Marino's rushing average distance is measured in inches!



Not to let the thread get sidetracked too much ... but I once saw a documentary about the "original" rushing quarterbark ... I think it was a Minnesota Viking called Fran Tarkenton? But I could be totally wrong
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Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

Originally posted by Atkingani Atkingani wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Ahhhhh...I saw football in the title of this topic and thought this was a discussion about REAL football.

But you all are talking about soccer.



yup this is the one where we use a foot to kick a spherical object called a ball ... hence the name

For what it's worth I'm one of the few people I know who enjoys both real football and the American game (partial to the rushing quarterbacks of the Philadelphia Eagles Cunningham and McNab)

I like scrambling QB's too.Besides the ones you named Steve Young,Michael Vick and Bert Jones are favorites.The only problem is most of them have shorter careers than QB's who stay in the pocket.

BTW, I once read that Dan Marino's rushing average distance is measured in inches!



Not to let the thread get sidetracked too much ... but I once saw a documentary about the "original" rushing quarterbark ... I think it was a Minnesota Viking called Fran Tarkenton? But I could be totally wrong

He might not have been the first,but Tarkington was one of the best.


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Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:



Not to let the thread get sidetracked too much ... but I once saw a documentary about the "original" rushing quarterbark ... I think it was a Minnesota Viking called Fran Tarkenton? But I could be totally wrong

Returning to football association (I like this name), do you know that Paraguayan goal-keeper Chilavert is no.1 keeper-scorer with something like 70 goals scored along his career? However Brazilian goal-keeper Rogério Ceni (from S. Paulo F.C.) is around 60 goals scored and he is still active (something like 32-33 yo) and with possibly more 5 years soldiering. As Ceni is scoring presently an average of 8-10 goals per season I think he will overcome Chilavert soon.

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Jody ... thanks! good to know that Tarkington (well it was close) wasn't just part of my imagination ...

Guigo ... yes Chilavert is a great free-kick taker (but a bit of a jerk, it seems) ... I think there's a German keeper called Hans-Joerg Butt who's scored a lot of penalties for Hamburg and Leverkusen ... and Mexico's Campos actually played as a striker for one season and finished near the top of the scoring charts ...

unfortunately despite some skill (Higuita, Cordoba and Calero (once scored a goal dribbling from his own half apparently) my favourite Colombians will always be known for Rene Higuita's awful foul-up against Cameroon in the second round of the 1990 World Cup
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Probably Rogerio Ceni will score more that 70 goals if he continues playing in Brasil and does not accept an offer from europe
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