Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
I think France will win, even without Zidane.
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Not far away now.
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
I think France will win, even without Zidane.
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
I think France will win, even without Zidane.
Too close to call Mark. ITALY!!!
QUOTE(Mark Stapleton @ Apr 29 2008, 08:38 PM) 
Not far away now.
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
It is true that England was knocked out of the European Cup but we had three of the four sides in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
QUOTE(John Simkin @ Apr 30 2008, 02:33 PM)
QUOTE(Mark Stapleton @ Apr 29 2008, 08:38 PM)
Not far away now.
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
It is true that England was knocked out of the European Cup but we had three of the four sides in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
Hmm...is that a selection, John, or a thinly disguised attempt at thread hijacking
.QUOTE(Mark Stapleton @ Apr 29 2008, 08:38 PM)
Not far away now.
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
I think France will win, even without Zidane.
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
I think France will win, even without Zidane.
I'll take Germany thanks.
QUOTE(Mark Stapleton @ Apr 30 2008, 06:36 PM)
QUOTE(John Simkin @ Apr 30 2008, 02:33 PM)
QUOTE(Mark Stapleton @ Apr 29 2008, 08:38 PM)
Not far away now.
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
Most commentators are tipping Italy, France or Germany. I read one a few months ago predicting Greece might win again. I'm fairly sure England won't win
It is true that England was knocked out of the European Cup but we had three of the four sides in the semi-finals of the Champions League.
Hmm...is that a selection, John, or a thinly disguised attempt at thread hijacking
.France.
Holland are also a strong chance to win. I'm surprised they are such longshots.
The last Euro held in Germany was won by Holland (1988) and current coach van Basten scored a goal in that game.
Arjen Robben holds the key to their chances. Martin Jol has claimed he is the best Dutch player since Cruyff
http://www.a2bworldcup.com/arjen_robben.html
8 goals in 31 caps is a pretty good strike rate for a midfielder/winger and he has 50 career goals overall.
They've drawn the group of death with Italy and France, but if they catch one of those teams on an off day they could go through and would benefit from the experience, imo.
The last Euro held in Germany was won by Holland (1988) and current coach van Basten scored a goal in that game.
Arjen Robben holds the key to their chances. Martin Jol has claimed he is the best Dutch player since Cruyff
http://www.a2bworldcup.com/arjen_robben.html
8 goals in 31 caps is a pretty good strike rate for a midfielder/winger and he has 50 career goals overall.
They've drawn the group of death with Italy and France, but if they catch one of those teams on an off day they could go through and would benefit from the experience, imo.
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