13 Sep 10
Originally posted by robbie carrobiePortugal, however, are seeded, beat a few lowly teams unconvincingly, start the tournament crying to our maw, beat a few quality teams, get our hopes high and then go crying home to maw again. 😀
you are always the same, you get through on being seeded, beat all the lowly teams convincingly, come up against teams of real quality and get humped and go away hame crying to yer maw!
14 Sep 10
Originally posted by robbie carrobieOne day Cinderrella, you will go, to the ball !!,
you are always the same, you get through on being seeded, beat all the lowly teams convincingly, come up against teams of real quality and get humped and go away hame crying to yer maw!
14 Sep 10
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Originally posted by PalynkaLol, ah yes, but at least you are a joy to watch, and the entire nation should all be given the freedom of Scotland for whupping the Angles and sending them hame to their maws! wasn't that last two previous Euro tournaments, although i could be mistaken, but thanks anyway 😀
Portugal, however, are seeded, beat a few lowly teams unconvincingly, start the tournament crying to our maw, beat a few quality teams, get our hopes high and then go crying home to maw again. 😀
14 Sep 10
Originally posted by robbie carrobieLOL, yeah we won against England the last three times we met in main tournaments: 2000, 2004 and 2006.
Lol, ah yes, but at least you are a joy to watch, and the entire nation should all be given the freedom of Scotland for whupping the Angles and sending them hame to their maws! wasn't that last two previous Euro tournaments, although i could be mistaken
To be fair, it was always VERY tight and the first two were amazing games of football.
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14 Sep 10
Originally posted by Palynkawas it in euro 2000 when portugal won 3-2 after going 0-2 behind? i seem to recall a wonder goal from figo but that might have been another match.
LOL, yeah we won against England the last three times we met in main tournaments: 2000, 2004 and 2006.
To be fair, it was always VERY tight and the first two were amazing games of football.
15 Sep 10
Originally posted by Palynkapeace to you to a thousand generations, may the sons of Portugal be as numerous as the desert sands and may your daughters blossom like the desert saffron!
LOL, yeah we won against England the last three times we met in main tournaments: 2000, 2004 and 2006.
To be fair, it was always VERY tight and the first two were amazing games of football.
05 Oct 10
So we're heading in to a Portugal-Denmark match again. This time I'm sure Portugal will want revenge, and the Danish team is performing so poorly that Portugal should have no problem getting it. The Danish captain, Christian Poulsen, already admits that the team would be more than happy with a draw.
😞
05 Oct 10
Originally posted by LundosMust win for Portugal, despite chaos having reigned in the Selecção of late. Queiroz is out and the air seems fresher, but Paulo Bento is a big unknown. Liedson and Veloso are out with injuries and there is this looming feeling that this could be another blank powder night for Portugal.
So we're heading in to a Portugal-Denmark match again. This time I'm sure Portugal will want revenge, and the Danish team is performing so poorly that Portugal should have no problem getting it. The Danish captain, Christian Poulsen, already admits that the team would be more than happy with a draw.
😞
To be fair, why wouldn't Denmark be happy with an away draw at Portugal?
05 Oct 10
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Originally posted by PalynkaMorten Olsen, the Danish coach, complained about Portugal being a great unknown at the moment. MO doesn't know what Portuguese team will play nor the overall strategy. As it is a must win game for Portugal, as you say, and given the normal Portuguese style of attacking all the time, I expect, we'll see a whirlwind of attacks against the Danish goal. I hope you guys shot blanks again.
Must win for Portugal, despite chaos having reigned in the Selecção of late. Queiroz is out and the air seems fresher, but Paulo Bento is a big unknown. Liedson and Veloso are out with injuries and there is this looming feeling that this could be another blank powder night for Portugal.
To be fair, why wouldn't Denmark be happy with an away draw at Portugal?
According to the Danish team, they always enter to field and try and win the games. Now the captain already accepts a draw against a decimated Portuguese side. Then again he is right. But I still expect them to say they want to win.
To be fair, I would be happy with a draw at home against Portugal. As long as Denmark beats Norway in both matches, I'm happy.