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Originally posted by Al'Kimiya
Grand slam!
Grand slam!
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Two correct predictions. Congratulations, you're almost as cool as me
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Uhaaaa...
I am still 7th... not bad
the only problem is that I chose Henry to be top scorer and France are not playing him in the way to make him score...
I'd be better of chosing Prso
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So no matter if France loses the next game, they are through?Comment
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Talking about luxery problems. I have Makaay, and he is not playing at allOriginally posted by OneFootInTheGrave
Uhaaaa...
I am still 7th... not bad
the only problem is that I chose Henry to be top scorer and France are not playing him in the way to make him score...
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In case Poly won't be up in time again to post my predicion for the last 4 games:
20-06-2004, Group A:
Spain - Portugal: 1-1
Russia - Greece: 0-1
21-06-2004, Group B:
Croatia - England: 1-2
Switzerland - France: 0-2
22-06-2004, Group C:
Italy - Bulgaria: 2-0
Denmark - Sweden: 1-1
23-06-2004, Group D:
Netherlands - Latvia: 4-0
Germany - Czech Republic: 1-1Formerly known as "CyberShy"
Carpe Diem tamen Memento MoriComment
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The French are relegated to third place only on the off chance they suffer a loss by at least three goals against Switzerland - now that would be a surprise for sure.Originally posted by Tripledoc
So no matter if France loses the next game, they are through?Last edited by Monk; June 18, 2004, 06:19.Comment
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I think Switzerland will just have to beat the French by any margin to surpass them in the table. Then they'll both have 4 points, and the result of their mutual match goes before overall goal difference, so I believe.Comment
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20-06-2004, Group A:
Spain - Portugal: 1-2
Russia - Greece: 0-2
21-06-2004, Group B:
Croatia - England: 0-3
Switzerland - France: 0-2
22-06-2004, Group C:
Italy - Bulgaria: 2-0
Denmark - Sweden: 1-0
23-06-2004, Group D:
Netherlands - Latvia: 2-0
Germany - Czech Republic: 0-2"The world is too small in Vorarlberg". Austrian ex-vice-chancellor Hubert Gorbach in a letter to Alistar [sic] Darling, looking for a job...
"Let me break this down for you, fresh from algebra II. A 95% chance to win 5 times means a (95*5) chance to win = 475% chance to win." Wiglaf, Court jester or hayseed, you judge.Comment
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Originally posted by Wernazuma III
Germany - Czech Republic: 0-2
I bet GER - CZE 3:1Heinrich, King of Germany, Duke of Saxony in Cyclotron's amazing Holy Roman Empire NES
Let me eat your yummy brain!
"be like Micha!" - CyclotronComment
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I think the mutual result thing is correct. They need England to win so that they only need to beat France by any margin though.Originally posted by Winston
I think Switzerland will just have to beat the French by any margin to surpass them in the table. Then they'll both have 4 points, and the result of their mutual match goes before overall goal difference, so I believe.
If England, France and Switzerland should end up on 4 points (each having drawn to Croatia) then the Swiss would need to win by 2 goals against France to stay in on mutual results, but then they'd need to score more than 2 in order to get either a superior goal difference or a superior goals scored record than England or France. Its purely an academic concept though. The Swiss ain't gonna put 3 past France.
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England only need a draw to go through and play (probably) Greece
I'll take that 
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20-06-2004, Group A:
Spain - Portugal: 2-1
Russia - Greece: 1-1
21-06-2004, Group B:
Croatia - England: 2-2
Switzerland - France: 0-2
22-06-2004, Group C:
Italy - Bulgaria: 2-0
Denmark - Sweden: 1-2
23-06-2004, Group D:
Netherlands - Latvia: 2-0
Germany - Czech Republic: 2-0Comment
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Bulgaria - Denmark 0-1
Sweden - Italy 1-1It's candy. Surely there are more important things the NAACP could be boycotting. If the candy were shaped like a burning cross or a black man made of regular chocolate being dragged behind a truck made of white chocolate I could understand the outrage and would share it. - DrosedarsComment
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Last minute change (thinking of Henrik Larsson)
Todays games:
Bulgaria 0-2 Denmark
Italy 1-2 SwedenComment
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I'm not surprised to see Gravesen playing aggressively from the start, but a free kick nine seconds into the game (that should really have resulted in a yellow card) has got to set some sort of record.
Oh, and how about that stadium, freaky yet cool
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