Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
General Topics => Football => Topic started by: dulux on June 13, 2010, 12:47:37 PM
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I like the way Steve Gerrard sugested it could have been the new ball that led to Greens cockup.I wonder if Gerrard knew that Green was the No1 premier keeper last season for cockups that led to goals.I would'nt be surprised if we have seen the last of Green in the England goal after this one.Possibly also the last of our England in this World Cup if they dont start putting away the scoring chances they get.Lets hope they can at last for once get it together and play as a team and not strangers to eachother.
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Originally posted by dulux
I wonder if Gerrard knew that Green was the No1 premier keeper last season for cockups that led to goals.
And where are the statistics to back that claim up?
I think we were what we expect - nervy, clumsy, disjointed and easily jostled - but England are always like that in games that don't HAVE to be won.
If Green is going to make a nervous mistake thank God it was in match 1 and not the final.
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That's the spirit, have a dig and write off a player after one silly mistake. :o:-\
COME ON ENGLAND! :D:D
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Originally posted by Scunner
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Originally posted by dulux
I wonder if Gerrard knew that Green was the No1 premier keeper last season for cockups that led to goals.
And where are the statistics to back that claim up?
I think we were what we expect - nervy, clumsy, disjointed and easily jostled - but England are always like that in games that don't HAVE to be won.
If Green is going to make a nervous mistake thank God it was in match 1 and not the final.
I think this has something to do with it.
http://www.goal.com/en-india/news/2292/editorials/2010/06/13/1974194/numbers-game-robert-green-made-more-errors-than-any-premier
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"Robert Green made four mistakes that were directly responsible for goals conceded last season, more than any other player in the Premier League in 2009-10."
That's a scientific fact is it? Who did the research? A load of hindsight fuelled hot air.
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WWW.goal.comINDIA LOL that well known football playing nation. 4 mistakes that lead to goals in 38 games not bad stats for a keeper with a defence like WH had last season i am quite impressed.
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we must all realise we are a very ordinary team and you must not read the papers who portray us a giants in the game. Rooney not the same player since his injury. I love England with a passion but we do not keep the ball well enough to win a world cup and we have no one who can change a game. quater-final place i am afraid.
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Was it not Gerrard that couldn't contain Dempsey's movement to get a shot at Green anyway.
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That's the spirit -support the boys (not), deary me, give them a chance- we expect so much every time - is it 'coz then we love to moan. What do the Aussies call us Whinging poms. Could have a point there reading some of your posts. My only comment on the match is that there were too many replays and not enough match shown.
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It's exciting stuff GB, I've got the horn and I'd like to give it to you:
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/vuvuzela-2010/id326630627?mt=8
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Absolutely love your horn scunner thanks xx it is exciting I'm watching Italy vs Paraguay at the moment. Jesus you would think Green was a god in comparison to the Paraguay goalie
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Yes what a goose. I'm from Bedfordshire - doesn't that keeper know that we live for seeing Italy lose :D
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I wanted Paraguay to win as the leader of Paraguay gave everyone the day off when they qualified for the world cup. Top bloke
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Ban the horns - they are really getting on my bits !
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Those bloody horns, should watch it in sub-titles,
think we need to play like a team more, and I hate to say it, but I thought wright Philips was doing a bit of glory hunting, he had a few chances to pass the ball to unmarked players but never.