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Jun10-12, 07:42 AM   #1
 

UEFA Euro 2012


Are any of you following Euro 2012? Which team do you support?

Me, I'm Dutch. So, yeah, don't laugh.
 
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Jun10-12, 07:51 AM   #2
 
Portugal, duh!!
 
Jun10-12, 09:37 AM   #3
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Me, I'm Dutch. So, yeah, don't laugh.
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Portugal, duh!!
Both of your teams have to get past the group of death, and neither one is off to a very good start in that regard.

Spain v Italy today will be interesting.
 
Jun10-12, 09:47 AM   #4
 

UEFA Euro 2012


Northern Ireland didn't get through so I'm supporting the Republic of Ireland.
 
Jun10-12, 10:09 AM   #5
 
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Both of your teams have to get past the group of death, and neither one is off to a very good start in that regard.

Spain v Italy today will be interesting.
Aye, despite the bad start against Germany, I'm hoping they'll do good. I've been an ardent fan of Portugal ever since I knew football, so yeah...
 
Jun10-12, 10:16 AM   #6
 
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Both of your teams have to get past the group of death, and neither one is off to a very good start in that regard.
*nods* Yup. The 0-1 against Denmark was a bitter pill to swallow.

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Spain v Italy today will be interesting.
I agree. Although Italy hasn't been doing so well lately, they're still a good team. Spain, of course, is also very good.

D H, are you a fan of a team yourself?
 
Jun10-12, 10:49 AM   #7
 
I'm supporting Germany, the game last night wasn't great though.
 
Jun10-12, 10:57 AM   #8
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What is Spain up to with their lineup? Tic tac, but no toe (no strikers!).
 
Jun10-12, 11:01 AM   #9
 
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What is Spain up to with their lineup? Tic tac, but no toe (no strikers!).
I wondered that, too. And I don't know - it reminds me of Barcelona, though. I guess we'll see how it works out for Spain (or Italy).
 
Jun11-12, 02:20 AM   #10
 
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I liked the Spain vs Italy match much more than Germany vs Portugal.

As long as we are in the tournament I support Poland, that's out of the question
 
Jun11-12, 03:47 AM   #11
 
I'm danish, so for the moment, I'm happy. Wednesday, we just need to beat Portugal and germany to beat Holland, then I'll be VERY happy.

But Russia lurks in the quarter, and they look scary!!
 
Jun11-12, 03:58 AM   #12
 
I'm in the good situation of coming from one country but living in another (sweden and germany respectively), which means I get two shots at cheering for the right team ;)
 
Jun11-12, 06:57 AM   #13
 
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I liked the Spain vs Italy match much more than Germany vs Portugal.
Agreed. Although for me that was mostly because both Germany and Portugal were playing badly. Spain vs Italy was a fun game to watch, but I thought the Spanish could've done better - if only they had a good striker. (Though, being Dutch, I probably had better shut my mouth for now.)

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I'm danish, so for the moment, I'm happy. Wednesday, we just need to beat Portugal and germany to beat Holland, then I'll be VERY happy.
To be honest, I think Germany is going to smash Holland to pulp in the next match. I'm not sure about Portugal vs Denmark and Portugal vs Holland. So far, the performance of the Portuguese hasn't been stunning - but neither has that of the Germans or the Dutch, for that matter.

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But Russia lurks in the quarter, and they look scary!!
Yup. On the off chance that Holland makes it to the quarter finals, it seems possible that they'll still have to beat Russia. You know, the team that totally destroyed them four years ago.
 
Jun11-12, 08:40 AM   #14
 
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To be honest, I think Germany is going to smash Holland to pulp in the next match.
Not sure about that. They just need to tell Robben to lean forward when he shoots, so that the ball doesnt end up 25 feet above goal. :) Anyway, I have a hard time seeing those guys being so innefective two matches in a row. And I don't think germany was scary against Portugal.

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I'm not sure about Portugal vs Denmark and Portugal vs Holland. So far, the performance of the Portuguese hasn't been stunning - but neither has that of the Germans or the Dutch, for that matter.
Portugal-Denmark is wide open imo. If the danes hit the day and play like they did in the qualification against them, then they will win. But if Portugal scores early, it could end up really bad for Denmark.
 
Jun11-12, 09:04 AM   #15
 
After Irelands performance against Croatia, I'm going to say it could be an absolute hammering from Spain on Thursday.
 
Jun11-12, 09:29 AM   #16
 
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After Irelands performance against Croatia, I'm going to say it could be an absolute hammering from Spain on Thursday.
Before watching that match, did you expect them to make it to the quarter finals? Most people certainly didn't.

On another note, I would just like to point out that I now absolutely *love* Antonio Di Natale. That guy's an awesome striker.
 
Jun11-12, 09:32 AM   #17
 
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After Irelands performance against Croatia, I'm going to say it could be an absolute hammering from Spain on Thursday.
I stayed up all night to catch the game was terrible disappointed in the players.

The referee wasn't exactly on our side either, but the defence was just cringe worthy to watch.... I expected alot more seeing as we never get into competitions like the euros.
 
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