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Let it drip
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And anyway, i dont think we will win it, as i said, i think semis. |
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Brazil: Luis Fabiano and Pato (are one the world class combos they can have) Argentina: Aguero and Messi (Again another poss combo) Defoe and Crouch just can`t compare to these above players. Upson walking into a Brazilian or Spanish starting 11! You`ve certainly got a sense of humour ![]() |
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And i said Upson would walk into MANY international sides, and to be honest i dont think he's any worse than Arbeol, who is one of Spains first choice centre backs. Same applies to Thiago Silva/cris of Brazil and Demichelis/Pareja of Argentina. They're first choices for their countries and DO NOT tell me they're world class. Upson i think is as good as them and he isnt even first choice for England. |
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Anyway, this argument over one player is pointless. I cant see past Spain and Brazil winning it to be honest. I hope they do too, they play the best football and it'd be one hell of a final. |
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![]() The thing with the German and the French leagues is that they are decent leagues, but just don`t have the money to bring the players that the Premiership, La Liga or Serie A can (despite the fact that Serie A is nowhere near as strong as it was) With the exception of both Lyon and Bayern Munich, the differences between the rest of the teams are not so great. Also the French league is one of the great breeding grounds for footballers, as the amount of African players for example that play there is incredible, its the main shopping league for the English, Spanish and Italian clubs. Traditionally, the German league tends to bring in a lot of eastern european talent, which again attracts the big clubs in Europe. |
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