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Chile v Australia - ITV 11pm KO
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BigFoot87
13-06-2014
Chile are really great to watch.
DUNDEEBOY
13-06-2014
What happened after the golden generation of aussie players did they just let them get old and not bring anyone through
JR_THELEGEND
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by DUNDEEBOY:
“It's hard to tell because the Aussies are so bad but you would fancy chile to beat spain”

I would. Chile have an incredible high tempo pressing game, that the very best teams would have problems playing against.

Aussies are woeful. I can't remember seeing a team that was so disorganized than this. They're all over the place.
Coen
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by Ænima:
“They look fluid, but Australia are making it easy for them.”

Oh absolutely, Chile have nothing to worry about defensively so can really turn it on now. Pretty much an exhibition match from here on in.

But still great to watch Chile in full flow.
grimtales1
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by Dr. Linus:
“Wish they were all on the BBC. They are putting ITV to shame so far this year. Adrian Chiles was a calamity last night.”

The BBC DOG is much better than the ITV one!
Jason C
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by LostFool:
“Just shows how easy their qualification group was. They came second to Japan but behind Jordan, Iraq and Oman.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_FI..._Round#Group_B

Even Scotland could qualify against that lot.”

Australia should never have been allowed to switch from the Oceania zone to the Asia zone.

At least when they were in the Oceania zone, they had to beat a stronger country from another continent in an inter-zonal playoff to qualify for the World Cup.
DUNDEEBOY
13-06-2014
Leccie nothing in the meter
O'Neill
13-06-2014
Can Wales join the Asian confederation please?
Sattrega
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by LostFool:
“Just shows how easy their qualification group was. They came second to Japan but behind Jordan, Iraq and Oman.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_FI..._Round#Group_B

Even Scotland could qualify against that lot.”

Don't exaggerate.
Ads
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by Jason C:
“Australia should never have been allowed to switch from the Oceania zone to the Asia zone.

At least when they were in the Oceania zone, they had to beat a stronger country from another continent in an inter-zonal playoff to qualify for the World Cup.”

I thought the reason Australia moved to that group was that it would give them tougher games to help them improve. The Oceania group is incredibly weak.
Jason C
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by Ads:
“I thought the reason Australia moved to that group was that it would give them tougher games to help them improve. The Oceania group is incredibly weak.”

Well, it hasn't done much good on the basis of this display.
JR_THELEGEND
13-06-2014
You can understand how the Aussie backline is bad since the best striker they have to defend against in their league is Emile Heskey.
Jason C
13-06-2014
Brilliant goal.
BigFoot87
13-06-2014
This was not in the script!
Eraserhead
13-06-2014
Haha. Nice one Cahill
jenzie
13-06-2014
Great Goal Aussies!!!!!
Belligerence
13-06-2014
Timmeh!
Arcana
13-06-2014
No shortage of goals so far.
O'Neill
13-06-2014
Had a feeling Cahill would score.
Sattrega
13-06-2014
Lovely goal from Cahill. Top header.
JR_THELEGEND
13-06-2014
Nice header.
Bosox
13-06-2014
That Chilean defence is rather ropey.
feckit
13-06-2014
Good leap.
Lisa.B
13-06-2014
A Cahill special!
Joooe
13-06-2014
Game back on.
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