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Aren’t you Dutch?
Yep
It is impossible Spain can win these Australians.
Fantastic game – and whilst we know that the Dutch can attack with pace, we also know now that their defence is highly suspect in the face of pace. Brazil looked porous last night, Spain are already one down to Chile, so it’s Germany or Argentina for me as matters stand. The way this (fantastic) World CUP has been, that could change any time.
Two Down
Looks as though the Aussies may be tied for the first team eliminated from the World Cup – no big surprise there, apart from the fact, they would be tied with Spain. That would be a true shocker.
Australia should have won, but failed. Holland played a lousy game, but 2 brilliant attacks saved us from a disaster. And Nigel de Jong was very effective in defense at the end of the match.
Oh when De Jong comes sliding in…
Australia 1 – Chile 3 = Goal difference -2
Spain 1 – Netherlands 5 = Goal difference -4
Spain 0 – Chile 2 = Goal difference -2
Australia 2 – Netherlands 3 = Goal difference -1
Therefore Australia should beat Spain by 3 goals … simples.
Netherlands 6 Chili 6 Australia 0 Spain 0
You need much more Global Warming corruption to safe Australia.
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“You need much more Global Warming corruption to save Australia”
Don’t worry, we have PLENTY of that down here. !!
http://youtu.be/beCBVGHjBjY
Better video of Timmy Cahill. I still reckon Robin van Persi’s header against Spain was unbelievable. Next World Cup, look out for the Aussies!!!
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2014-06-19/tim-cahills-wonder-goal-against-the-netherlands/5535114
Ryan McGowan rules