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Those goals by Wales were well done. That 3rd one by Sam Vokes, looked to me like a 15 yard header.
I am hearing that Robbie Savage who played for Wales during his career and was a TV commentator for one of the networks, did concede that there should have been a Belgium free kick and the Wales player carded (which would have been his 2nd card and he would have been sent off) at that one point in the match when the score was still 2-1 Wales. I think that was around the 70th, 65th minute. One can watch the game replay.
So, that doesn't take away from the Wales win; it's just the way football is.
Lukaku certainly had a good chance. I've been watching the replay of the match, it is certainly one to remember.
Some of the Wales players I heard are actually Englishmen; which is interesting in light of the 3 Lions, England team's performance.
Today's match does seem even to me; though the oddsmakers and those making predictions seem to be picking one team more.
That's not entirely right, Ashley Williams is half Welsh (mother's side) and English on his father's so he had a choice of which team to play for (if he was picked) ....Wales convinced him first.........
Ashley Williams is one player.
All 3 of Wales' goal scorers were born in England so I guess it depends on how one defines Englishman. Those rules are spoken about per Rugby as well if one denies this.
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Robson Kanu is not even playing for a club currently they say; that's amazing, goal of the tournament for me. I guess his contract with Reading has run out.
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The press is calling it a lot like Crujiff.
This is true, I didn't know who the others were so couldn't comment...I know how Ashley Williams feels all the same with all this comment on his nationalty, I've had it all my life....Father , Welsh with Spanish ancestors back at the time of the Spanish armada - (Spanish sailor, shipwrecked off Carmarthen - swam ashore, couldn't get back to Spain so shacked up with a welsh girl, - mother half and half and half ... ...- Welsh / English / Irish.......then because my father was in the army, travelled the world with me being born in Benghazi, I spent a lot of my school days fending off the accusation that I was an Arab.........
ie. people (I'm not saying you)...have been saying "becasue he was born in England, he's English........that's just tosh........
If that's the case then half the Army brats in Britain are Chinese, Malayan, Indian, Arab, German, Jamaican, Cypriot.........etc
Fine, if one wants to make the case Ashley Williams is a Spaniard, one can make that case.
As it is, one can say, it be Paul McGrath or whomever, is that they were born in England.
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Huh, you've lost me now, it was my father who has Spanish ancestors (& me - Welsh, Spanish, Irish, & English) ..........as far as playing for England or whoever, it's not the country of birth that counts, it's the players parentage, Ashley Williams has English blood on his father's side and Welsh on his mother's so he had to make a decision about which nation he played for, England weren't asking him at that point anyway, when Wales asked him to play for them, because he had Welsh blood on his mother's side he was eligible so he said "yes"..........
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Stoneage
Solomon justice. Germany the better team overall. 6/10 missed penalties! Bad even for division 8...
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Germany deserved to win. After the first 45 minutes, Italy didn't want to play anymore.
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EddieByword
I think something's lost in translation.......I don't know what you're on about.........sorry
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Stoneage
Picture 1: Boateng playing basketball. Great!
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Picture 1: Boateng playing basketball.
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France Iceland H2H:
May 27, 2012 France 3 2 Iceland
Oct. 9, 1999 France 3 2 Iceland
Sept. 5, 1998 Iceland 1 1 France
Nov. 20, 1991 France 3 1 Iceland
Sept. 5, 1990 Iceland 1 2 France
April 29, 1987 France 2 0 Iceland
Sept. 10, 1986 Iceland 0 0 France
Sept. 3, 1975 France 3 0 Iceland
May 25, 1975 Iceland 0 0 France
Aug. 31, 1957 France 5 1 Iceland
June 1, 1959 France 8 0 Iceland
Total head to head, France 11 wins, 3 draws.
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mtaylor
Germany deserved to win. After the first 45 minutes, Italy didn't want to play anymore.
Maumau must be disgusted and devastated too. I wonder if he will show up again on this board.
6853 is lost in the space or maybe got drowned between 2 geysers. We'll be waiting for him tonight for the game versus France. Maybe we'll see him as the "streaker" on the SDF ground.
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Next match - Germany vs France will be interesting to watch.-D