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I think I just heard that the O/U for the US/Germany game is 2.5.
If that is true, is there anyone here that would seriously be the "over"?
If that is true, is there anyone here that would seriously be the "over"?
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Ghana midfielders Sulley Muntari and Kevin-Prince Boateng have been suspended indefinitely and sent home from the World Cup
So.... That should help the US
So.... That should help the US
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Soccer and foriegn anthems. 
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Muntari started and would have been suspended for this game because of 2 yellows picked up in the first 2 games (both times after the 90th minute)clenz wrote:Ghana midfielders Sulley Muntari and Kevin-Prince Boateng have been suspended indefinitely and sent home from the World Cup
So.... That should help the US
Boateng came in as a sub for our game but started and played 55 minutes in their game.
Seems to be some dissension by the Ghana team. They were threatening boycott unless Ghana paid them $3 million in the past few days which happened. Cameroon players threatened the same before the tournament and they finished 0-3 being outscored 9-1
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Swings the game towards Portugal, but hopefully not to the tune of making up a -5tribe_pride wrote:Muntari started and would have been suspended for this game because of 2 yellows picked up in the first 2 games (both times after the 90th minute)clenz wrote:Ghana midfielders Sulley Muntari and Kevin-Prince Boateng have been suspended indefinitely and sent home from the World Cup
So.... That should help the US
Boateng came in as a sub for our game but started and played 55 minutes in their game.
Seems to be some dissension by the Ghana team. They were threatening boycott unless Ghana paid them $3 million in the past few days which happened. Cameroon players threatened the same before the tournament and they finished 0-3 being outscored 9-1
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CAA Flagship wrote:I think I just heard that the O/U for the US/Germany game is 2.5.
If that is true, is there anyone here that would seriously be the "over"?
Why not? The US has scored at least one goal in a long streak of games, Germany's strength is their offense, not their defense. It's not hard to see a 1-1 game and then it's not crazy for it to be 2-1. Seems like the O/U is in a great position. Never doubt the oddsmakers.
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I had a meeting scheduled from 1-3. It just got rescheduled from 10-12 so that the clients can watch the game. 
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Questions about the game happening today have arisen. Probably will happen but Recife is going through epic downpours and if the ref comes out an hour before the game and the ball does not roll at all, the game may be postponed
By default, if our game gets cancelled so does the Ghana game.
By default, if our game gets cancelled so does the Ghana game.
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Under the circumstances of the value of a tie to both teams, it is unlikely that the tie will be 2-2 or 3-3. More likely 0-0 or 1-1, no?GannonFan wrote:CAA Flagship wrote:I think I just heard that the O/U for the US/Germany game is 2.5.
If that is true, is there anyone here that would seriously be the "over"?
Why not? The US has scored at least one goal in a long streak of games, Germany's strength is their offense, not their defense. It's not hard to see a 1-1 game and then it's not crazy for it to be 2-1. Seems like the O/U is in a great position. Never doubt the oddsmakers.
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Yes...CAA Flagship wrote:Under the circumstances of the value of a tie to both teams, it is unlikely that the tie will be 2-2 or 3-3. More likely 0-0 or 1-1, no?GannonFan wrote:
Why not? The US has scored at least one goal in a long streak of games, Germany's strength is their offense, not their defense. It's not hard to see a 1-1 game and then it's not crazy for it to be 2-1. Seems like the O/U is in a great position. Never doubt the oddsmakers.
Especially with the weather doing what it is.
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Suarez banned for 9 international games and 4 months from all soccer games (Liverpool has 8-9 Premier League games in that time period at a minimum)
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We will win this game 1-0
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And he'll probably win the scoring title for the EPL again with a quarter less games playedtribe_pride wrote:Suarez banned for 9 international games and 4 months from all soccer games (Liverpool has 8-9 Premier League games in that time period at a minimum)
Seriously, what the eff is wrong with that guy? He could have everything going for him if he wasn't such a cannibal. No one likes cannibals.
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Quite the flooding going on down there. They're saying the stadium is an hour outside town and will likely be <50% full due to travel difficulties.clenz wrote:Yes...CAA Flagship wrote: Under the circumstances of the value of a tie to both teams, it is unlikely that the tie will be 2-2 or 3-3. More likely 0-0 or 1-1, no?
Especially with the weather doing what it is.
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Couldn't agree more.MSUDuo wrote:We will tie this game 1-1
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Seems to me like both teams would actually benefit playing in those conditions, as advancing the ball forward at all would be near impossible. Thus, a war of attrition will result in a tie. Win-win!93henfan wrote:Quite the flooding going on down there. They're saying the stadium is an hour outside town and will likely be <50% full due to travel difficulties.clenz wrote: Yes...
Especially with the weather doing what it is.
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This is the 3rd time he's bit someone, right? Does he need to be muzzled while playing?bandl wrote:And he'll probably win the scoring title for the EPL again with a quarter less games playedtribe_pride wrote:Suarez banned for 9 international games and 4 months from all soccer games (Liverpool has 8-9 Premier League games in that time period at a minimum)![]()
Seriously, what the eff is wrong with that guy? He could have everything going for him if he wasn't such a cannibal. No one likes cannibals.
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Same here. I see a 1-1 draw. Both teams want to advance, and even without collusion, I think both teams will agree that the best thing to do is to play it safe. After that, you're on your own.93henfan wrote:Couldn't agree more.MSUDuo wrote:We will tie this game 1-1
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I saw that done in a movie. It didn't help.Ibanez wrote:This is the 3rd time he's bit someone, right? Does he need to be muzzled while playing?bandl wrote: And he'll probably win the scoring title for the EPL again with a quarter less games played![]()
Seriously, what the eff is wrong with that guy? He could have everything going for him if he wasn't such a cannibal. No one likes cannibals.
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Looks like TWC is a couple of hours behind on their radar feed, but anyway. Doesn't look terribly bad, but I have no idea which way the storms move in Brazil or how fast they're moving. Recife is under a system there, and if the system is somewhat stationary that could be a gametime mess for sure.
I'm going to need a read from bandall or Andy to be sure. They're the board meteorologists.

I'm going to need a read from bandall or Andy to be sure. They're the board meteorologists.

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Make sure you get this approval letter to take off from work to watch the games. I've seen a few already, all signed by the appropriate people.
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People that have to rearrange meetings and get doctors notes to take off work crack me up. Sucks not being da boss, huh?
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Shut up, andy! Not all of us enslave Mexicans and spend our days making booze.bandl wrote:People that have to rearrange meetings and get doctors notes to take off work crack me up. Sucks not being da boss, huh?
Most of us don't but i'm sure there's a poster or two on here that does.
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Sucks to be you then, doesn't it?Ibanez wrote:Shut up, andy! Not all of us enslave Mexicans and spend our days making booze.bandl wrote:People that have to rearrange meetings and get doctors notes to take off work crack me up. Sucks not being da boss, huh?
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