Who will win the world cup?
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Italy.
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No you heard it here first
If Italy win the world cup like they did in 2006 then football is at a huge loss.
I hated that Italian team of 2006 they were so boring to watch. I think watching paint dry is more exciting then watching them play
The current Italian team is AWFUL, if they win the world cup then I will officially know nothing about football as to me it is literally impossible for them to win the cup, they have no chance at all (after watching a few of their qualifying games)
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Germany.
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.But it's only ever been held outside of the Americas or Europe once, so that's not quite as impressive a stat as it sounds...
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Spain or Brazil, on current form Spain, but Brazil have for decades been a bit crap up until the actual competition, we'll have to see.
At the moment Spain are incredibly strong but still have suspect defensive frailties, Sergio Ramos for one, so so easily passed last night as they made their first goal. He's a joke of a player, frankly in the Euro's there wasn't a huge amount of talent up against up on that wing, Brazil and maybe Argentina can give Spains right back a MUCH harder time and could prove to be the difference.
But then you've got to factor in the possibilities of injuries and realise anything can change before then, Xavi or Fabregas get injured and they'll have some major firepower missing. Fabregas changes that side everytime he came on, and Xavi is very good defensively also where the rest of the midfield aren't exactly great in that area and I haven't seen Senna playing for Spain recently.
Brazil need a Kaka firing on all cylinders, at the moment he's rather crap at Real.
At the moment Spain are incredibly strong but still have suspect defensive frailties, Sergio Ramos for one, so so easily passed last night as they made their first goal. He's a joke of a player, frankly in the Euro's there wasn't a huge amount of talent up against up on that wing, Brazil and maybe Argentina can give Spains right back a MUCH harder time and could prove to be the difference.
But then you've got to factor in the possibilities of injuries and realise anything can change before then, Xavi or Fabregas get injured and they'll have some major firepower missing. Fabregas changes that side everytime he came on, and Xavi is very good defensively also where the rest of the midfield aren't exactly great in that area and I haven't seen Senna playing for Spain recently.
Brazil need a Kaka firing on all cylinders, at the moment he's rather crap at Real.
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That means foxtrot alpha. Brasil barely qualified in 2002 and they won the bloody thing!
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The America's is inside Europe now?
Meh, Brazil are known to scrape through qualifiers, they've done it more than once with loads of ridiculous losses, they often barely try in the group stages aswell, they peak for the final games which is arguably the way to do it. Italy don't really do that, they just are who they are, and they are very very bad. There's no great part of their team with an ageing team and lots of younger but not very good replacements, they do seem a team that gets decisions for them, like the ridiculous Grosso dive over Neill against the Aussies that won them the game.
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