Anyone know the nations cup format? is it a mini league with the top two playing a final or straight draw/knockout?
EDIT: Or some other FIFA fekwit idea?
EDIT: Or some other FIFA fekwit idea?
Anyone know the nations cup format? is it a mini league with the top two playing a final or straight draw/knockout?
EDIT: Or some other FIFA fekwit idea?
I wouldn't imagine there is much competition though. Mark Viduka and Harry Kewell spring to mind, and neither of those would have played half those games (should look up before asserting this, but cannot be bothered)Just a bit a info - Aussie legend and former Everton and Millwall forward Tim Cahill is playing his final international match tonight against the might of Lebanon. It will be his 108th cap and is the Socceroos leading goalscorer. Not bad for a midfielder! Good on ya Timmy.
Game finished 3-0 but the result was immaterial , Tim got 10 mins and is still walking around the Olympic stadium signing autographs taking selfies.I wouldn't imagine there is much competition though. Mark Viduka and Harry Kewell spring to mind, and neither of those would have played half those games (should look up before asserting this, but cannot be bothered)
The draw for the qualifying groups for 2020 Euros is being made next month I think, with the first matches in the spring before the finals of nations league, so we will definitely be in a group playing qualifying matches, however by getting to this point in the nation league we are guaranteed a place in the play offs for Euros if we don't qualify from the group.
That and winning the World Cup once a decade. Is that too much to ask?
Not the news Colin ****er wanted to hear...
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The first problem is everyone keeps comparing Parrott to Keano, when anyone whose ever watched him play sees his far closer to Harry KaneThere's an awful lot riding on the progress of Troy Parrott. If he is the rightful successor of Robbie Keane, then Ireland could have a player to build around. Without him making it at the highest level, there's some lean years ahead, no matter who's selecting the team.
The first problem is everyone keeps comparing Parrott to Keano, when anyone whose ever watched him play sees his far closer to Harry Kane
Unlike every blog and fansite that's written about him for the past two years. I wonder if, when he was starting out, the equivalent were saying Robbie Keane was a young Niall Quinn?I'm not comparing their playing styles, so it's not a problem.
...could you narrow that down?Gazzaniga save just after coming on:
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Lamela assist for that Inter prick, barely a minute into the game:
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