11:22 AM - June 24, 2010 by Steve_OS
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2010 FIFA World Cup News Post
11:22 AM - June 24, 2010 by Steve_OSNeed some 2010 FIFA World Cup tips? MaddenBible has you covered.
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I agree with just about everything on that site/video except when he talks about clearing it everytime it is a goal kick. I pretty much just pass it out everytime unless the opponent is pressing or there is a fast forward on the other team.
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Randiesel75 @ 06/24/10 05:18 PM
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I'm relatively new to world soccer, but this guy has England ranked 3rd overall, arguably, and before I started kind of following soccer I thought England was the kings of soccer (other than Brazil for obvious reasons) because all I heard was the Premier League and Manchester United.
Is England overhyped as a national soccer power? I was looking at their history, and in the World Cup they haven't finished higher than a quarterfinal since 1990. They didn't even qualify for the World Cup in 1994. And other than a fth round finish in 1990, their only other finish higher than a quarterfinal was when they won the cup in 1966.
England also doesn't have very impressive showings in the EUFA European Champions, according to their results.
I always thought England was right up there with Brazil, Argentina, Italy, and Germany, but maybe those 4 are just in a league of their own in terms of historical success in soccer.
Is England overhyped as a national soccer power? I was looking at their history, and in the World Cup they haven't finished higher than a quarterfinal since 1990. They didn't even qualify for the World Cup in 1994. And other than a fth round finish in 1990, their only other finish higher than a quarterfinal was when they won the cup in 1966.
England also doesn't have very impressive showings in the EUFA European Champions, according to their results.
I always thought England was right up there with Brazil, Argentina, Italy, and Germany, but maybe those 4 are just in a league of their own in terms of historical success in soccer.
England are very good..... in individual talent that is. Everybody on the England National Team are superstars and that is why the team on paper is so great, thay just don't have chemistry to pull it off in real life. The Premier League is no reflection on England's talent though because most teams now have international stars on their starting XI. You don't hear about Brazil's Premier League because their top stars are overseas like Kaka, Robinho, Ronaldinho, and Cesar as well as a lot of the under- teams are playing in Europe.
The way he rated the teams was on how well they are rated in the game which for the most part is how the players are in real life but the teams in real life have things like chemistry and certain things that can not be rated like feelings, aggressiveness, true playing tendencies, and how they think when making decisions on the fly.
The way he rated the teams was on how well they are rated in the game which for the most part is how the players are in real life but the teams in real life have things like chemistry and certain things that can not be rated like feelings, aggressiveness, true playing tendencies, and how they think when making decisions on the fly.
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tooldude79 @ 06/24/10 07:27 PM
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players go all over the world to play pro.. inter(italian league) didnt have one italian starting in the UEFA final vs Bayern
the EPL just gets the most hype and coverage in the states
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The EPL does get the most coverage since just about every nation has at least 1 of their best players their. Just to name a few Arshavin (Russia), Howard and Dempsey (USA), Cech (Czech), Torres (Spain), Clichy (France), Fabiano (Brazil), Mascherano (Argentina), Pienaar (South Africa), Yobo and Yakubu (Nigeria), Drogba (Cote d'Ivore), Essien (Ghana).
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tooldude79 @ 06/24/10 08:04 PM
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