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all this without falcao and carlos bacca has barely played. Colombia skating
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Here comes the 'Borinho school of thugs' :lol: football from Uruguay.
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Colombia is writing the book on How to Score in the World Cup 2014.


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zee wrote:Here comes the 'Borinho school of thugs' :lol: football from Uruguay.
Abeg ooo Uruguay dey from another school
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Heliopolis wrote:The type of goal Uruguay conceded is one you cant even be mad about. Just bring the ball back to the centre circle and try to equalize.

Colombia is very impressive. I wonder if Falcao's injury actually strengthened them? Still, I wonder what they would've been like with Falcao at 100%.

I hope they finish the 2nd half strong and give Brazil a fight next week. :sneaky:

I also asked myself the same question. Hard to answer. Rodriguez might not have emerged if Falcao was playing.

Now Colombia has 2 very good strikers.

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juventuss wrote:So James Rodriguez is linked with Arsenal. You Arsenal fans know that for every goal he scores, the less likely Wenger will pay for him. He's now in the range of Barcelona and Madrid.
As Monaco are playing CL next season, i don't think they would sell plus money is not an issue for them.
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Heliopolis wrote:The type of goal Uruguay conceded is one you cant even be mad about. Just bring the ball back to the centre circle and try to equalize.

Colombia is very impressive. I wonder if Falcao's injury actually strengthened them? Still, I wonder what they would've been like with Falcao at 100%.

I hope they finish the 2nd half strong and give Brazil a fight next week. :sneaky:

I also asked myself the same question. Hard to answer. Rodriguez might not have emerged if Falcao was playing.

Now Colombia has 2 very good strikers.

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We can and we have.. the issue with Naija players IMO is development... I am of the opinion only few truly endeavor to take their game to the next level....
While I think development is an issue, I think the bigger issue is that few wish to take their game to the next level, it is about the hunger and desire to be best.

I mean see the game today Brazil vs Chile... One thing you couldn't accuse any of the players today was that they didn't leave everything on the field or cover every blade of grass. See Neymar popping up in the defense helping out, everyone playing for each other then you turn around and you look at our so called stars like Mikel who couldn't be bother at times on the field or Moses who could give a rats #$% about defending or helping out team mates.
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Cavani and toress pure waste of money
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Edinson Cavani is kinda overrated...
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Bigpokey24 wrote:I want Uruguay to chop serious beatings

:lol: seems like Uruguay is now the most hated team on earth, first after Suarez hand ball vs Ghana is SA 2006 and now the biting incident..

Good riddance to bad rubbish #uruguay

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Bigpokey24 wrote:Cavani and toress pure waste of money

Those two right there are pure finishers.. Watch cavani at Napoli he was good. Although I don't rate cavani.. And at £50 million :lol: :lol: what a waste.

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femibyte wrote:Edinson Cavani is definitely overrated...
Fixed.
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this result dey sweet o
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Wow Yepe is a beast for an old man
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Colombia in cruise control. 1 more goal to ice it...and rest to face a tired Brazil.

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Typical Uruguay.. dirty players
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Now they are kicking the columbians
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Borinho the 'football coward' and the lover of thuggery football......should just sign the whole Uruguay team.
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What a save. That was Uruguay chance right there.
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guarin even dey play for Colombia... another baller
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