World Cup in Brasil, expectations.

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The World Cup in Brazil has generated significant excitement, with unexpected results and standout performances. Algeria, the only Arabic team, faced Belgium in a crucial match, while Brazil struggled against Mexico, leading to calls for improved performance. The tournament has been marked by surprising outcomes, including Spain's elimination and the rise of teams like the USA and Chile. Fans are particularly optimistic about Brazil's chances despite concerns over their young squad's inexperience.

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  • Knowledge of historical World Cup performances and statistics
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Prometheus said:
It's official. I can see into the future.

Does anyone here wish to buy my services?

Saying the Germans will win is like saying Tuesday follows Monday ;)
 
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  • #32
SuperSonic4 said:
Saying the Germans will win is like saying Tuesday follows Monday ;)
Hey, saying Tuesday follows Monday is a million pound industry. That's what TV pundits are all about, not to mention match commentators. I'm trying to get me self pieze of da pie so don't spoil my bright future.
 
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Prometheus said:
Hey, saying Tuesday follows Monday is a million pound industry. That's what TV pundits are all about, not to mention match commentators. I'm trying to get me self pieze of da pie so don't spoil my bright future.

Ah, but you can make your money two ways.
Whether you say that Tuesday follows Monday, or that Monday comes (some time) after Tuesday, you'll be right either way!
 

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