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Offline DastardlyDick

Another reason why they need a 64 team tournament ?
More Revenue for FIFA from Ticket Sales, TV Rights etc.

Offline southcoastpunter

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It was this year - US, Canada and Mexico.
Surely that is 3 countries but one continent ( North America) !

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It was this year - US, Canada and Mexico.
What 3 continents were they?   :unknown: :unknown:


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If Pep Guardiola takes the postition of managing the Italian team, with his success with clubs, would like to see the same with the Italian team.  Now if he can bring the team together, maybe the Italian team could be favourites to win the world cup 2030

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It was this year - US, Canada and Mexico.

No it wasn't, they are all classed as North America.
« Last Edit: Yesterday at 02:44:52 pm by Davey Dykes »

Offline mills_and_bhuna

If Pep Guardiola takes the postition of managing the Italian team, with his success with clubs, would like to see the same with the Italian team.  Now if he can bring the team together, maybe the Italian team could be favourites to win the world cup 2030
Clutching at straws .
Success at clubs is miles away from success at clubs.
The Italians need to take a leaf out of Spain's book or even Germany's .
The Spanish Football Association was reorganised root and branch to create a playing ethos and style which runs through all age groups in a natural progression which has had a huge impact on their seamless transitions through the age groups.
Substitutions are no big deal.
Ruiz and Olmo off. Pedri and Merino on. No problem. Imagine Mbappe coming off for France......
Italy is a mess in football terms .
It'll takes at least ten years .
Good payday for Pep's retirement stash though.

Offline alabama1

It was this year - US, Canada and Mexico.
No it wasn't. It was spread over 3 countries.

Offline alabama1

Clutching at straws .
Success at clubs is miles away from success at clubs.
The Italians need to take a leaf out of Spain's book or even Germany's .
The Spanish Football Association was reorganised root and branch to create a playing ethos and style which runs through all age groups in a natural progression which has had a huge impact on their seamless transitions through the age groups.
Substitutions are no big deal.
Ruiz and Olmo off. Pedri and Merino on. No problem. Imagine Mbappe coming off for France......
Italy is a mess in football terms .
It'll takes at least ten years .
Good payday for Pep's retirement stash though.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Online webpunter

Clutching at straws .
Success at clubs is miles away from success at clubs.
The Italians need to take a leaf out of Spain's book or even Germany's .
The Spanish Football Association was reorganised root and branch to create a playing ethos and style which runs through all age groups in a natural progression which has had a huge impact on their seamless transitions through the age groups.
Substitutions are no big deal.
Ruiz and Olmo off. Pedri and Merino on. No problem. Imagine Mbappe coming off for France......
Italy is a mess in football terms .
It'll takes at least ten years .
Good payday for Pep's retirement stash though.

Maybe not 10 years
Kane came orf
Mbappe no chance
Maybe Pep wants another challenge relatively part time
Mbappe didn't look as disconsolate as the little flea
A project & the only way is up
He's hardly going to manage Spain !

PS CR7 still the best player
All of that dribbling Messi stuff 💤
Captain Ronnie soo much better at banging free kicks from a mile away & headers where he defies gravity

Offline Malvolio

If Pep Guardiola takes the postition of managing the Italian team, with his success with clubs, would like to see the same with the Italian team.  Now if he can bring the team together, maybe the Italian team could be favourites to win the world cup 2030

No doubt he's an excellent coach, but being the manager of the richest clubs in Germany and England for over 10 years gives you a big head start when it comes to winning trophies.

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Nice summing up from Mathew Syed

Argentina achieved something miraculous. , in a world arguably more divided than for decades, they united the world -against them
Even the biggest enemies of the South American nation could not get within touching distance of the damage they have done to their own reputation at this World Cup

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Nice summing up from Mathew Syed

Argentina achieved something miraculous. , in a world arguably more divided than for decades, they united the world -against them
Even the biggest enemies of the South American nation could not get within touching distance of the damage they have done to their own reputation at this World Cup

 :hi:


Offline Stevelondon

No doubt he's an excellent coach, but being the manager of the richest clubs in Germany and England for over 10 years gives you a big head start when it comes to winning trophies.

I’ve said this about Pep for years.

I also totally agree with what M&B said.