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#101 Re: The Sunset Strip » Dexter (Spoiler Alert) » 276 weeks ago
Couldn't create a topic for some reason, however they're bringing it back for a mini series:
#102 Re: The Garden » EURO 2021 Thread » 278 weeks ago
I thought the final night of group games in F livened things. It was the night France played Portugal, Germany played Hungary.
It was not compelling before that night. Since then it was more hit than miss.
Congrats APE on getting to the final, you have your best chance in over 50 years of a trophy, regardless of the route.
I'd be happy, but let's be honest Denmark were screwed. Sterling dived and the ref should have went to the monitor. Nevermind the lazer pen and 2 balls being on the pitch. It's beyond hypocritical to see the pundits pretend otherwise (more bbc than itv). Denmark were hard done by. Had 10 players on the pitch for half of extra time and were clearly knackered (their long travel throughout Europe for games didn't help), nevermind Erickson.
It's the best England team in my lifetime. 2002 had better players, but the system/tactics weren't there. In 2016 when I mentioned the Iceland thing the squad wasn't that good, it's different now.
Still a good chance Italy win though. They're pretty good and it'll be very different/harder than anything so far. If they beat Italy, they're deserved winners. If they fail, then it's business as usual and I'm not sure where England rank in europe amongst the big teams. Germany were a jeckle and hyde team than England on paper should beat , Italy aren't.
I'm disappointed in France most in terms of the teams. They had the best players, yet chose to play all their games like they were exhibitions and never really kicked into gear, it backfired. They'll be back in 2022 probably.
Portugal done what England did in the early 2000s imo. Try to fit your star players unto the field, rather than stick to a system and put people on the bench (Bruno Fernandes upset the teams balance imo). Very good squad, bad system. Like fitting Steven Gerrard/Lampard into the same midfield instead of just benching one.
#103 Re: The Garden » EURO 2021 Thread » 280 weeks ago
Well I'm on team Italy now, the odds of Ukraine beating England aren't great.
#104 Re: The Garden » EURO 2021 Thread » 283 weeks ago
Thanks for that reminder. Can you link to the world cup 2018 thread at all?
England have a decent squad but no way are they favourites (which they are with some bookies) I know home advantage is big but I don’t see us beating any of France/Spain/Belgium/Portugal. I wouldn’t be that surprised if we don’t make it out of the group.
Hoping all the home nationa do well to be honest.
Think it’ll be France or Belgium that wins it.
Belgium have an agining defence and DeBruyne might not be fit. Hazard has been a disaster at Madrid sadly so far. They might go deep, but I don't see them getting past the semis.
Spain don't have a great squad and depth (don't get why Nacho/Marco Assenio of Real Madrid weren't taken). I reckon if England made it to the quarters against Spain they'd beat them.
France have the best squad and easily should win this... except the favourites rarely do sweep all. I would not fancy England against them.
Portugal are much better than when they won it, both as a team and squad. Maybe 2nd favourites they should be? They would be a good test for England.
As for Germany, it's Low's last try. They do have a good squad, just bad form. However they do play the group in Berlin. Them vs. England in the last 16 will be interesting.
Italy have had really great form since they failed to get to 2018. They've lost only 1 competitive game (against Portugal) and been really good. It's not the Italy 2006 squad, but they should be good for going deep.
England with some luck can go to Semi's, but the last 16 is going to be really hard. ...And like last time, unless you count the penalty win over Spain in 96... England's euro knockout record is horrendous. I don't think they ever beat a team past the group. ...But you have a much better squad now than in the past. Alot of really good young players playing abroad, the future is bright regardless of 2021 or Qatar next year.
#105 Re: Guns N' Roses » Q&A with Marc Canter and Jason Porath tomorrow night » 283 weeks ago
Just mostly random questions about plans for the podcast, he did see Slash/Duff at a funeral I think 2 weeks prior, blames tb for everything (obviously reads the forums), claims he didn't read Matt's book (obviously on Slash's side).
Doesn't think Axl recorded vocals on Nightcrawler, Axl supposedly asked him for old tracks in 94 with the rest of the band... doesn't know if they were ever used.
Doesn't know much about Tobias, but has met him.
#106 The Garden » EURO 2021 Thread » 284 weeks ago
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Just a few weeks now, till England go out again.
http://www.gnrevolution.com/viewtopic.p … 45#p291845
For A Private Eye.
#107 Re: Guns N' Roses » Q&A with Marc Canter and Jason Porath tomorrow night » 284 weeks ago
I'll be there too and a few others from the forum.
#108 Re: Guns N' Roses » What was better on the official release than the locker leaks? » 290 weeks ago
#109 Re: The Garden » Covid 19 » 291 weeks ago
Either roll the dice on the virus or the vaccine. Both just as likely to kill you.
I don't know why, but I kind of expected better from you than this.
#110 Re: The Garden » Posters who vanished long ago.... » 294 weeks ago
I have to be honest. I'm not really that interested in the band anymore despite discords and being on the forums for years.
I login 25%, to point to spam bots.
I feel like I grew up or something.
