Well said.
"Do you thing you're read to take on the best in the world?"
What a fecking nobber question to ask after beating Brazil.
I have no idea how a player like de Bruyne can strike a ball that hard and that cleanly.
De Bruyne’s mum is English. Ponder this.I have no idea how a player like de Bruyne can strike a ball that hard and that cleanly. I could only just reach the goal from the penalty spot.
Hmmm, my Mum was Irish and she had a kick like a muleDe Bruyne’s mum is English. Ponder this.
I think I've said before that the African teams are better than they appeared in this tournament. They lack decent coaches, perhaps confidence and something else that is either intangible or I've just forgotten what I was going to sayI dunno about levelling standards, especially if you take into account the african teams - they have been very disappointing. But there does feel like there's been a seismic shift. Putting a finger on exactly what that shift is - well that's the hard bit.
One thing that's certain though, is that after a bit of a slow and sticky start, VAR has helped squelch a lot of the crap. Think it goes to show how much games were skewed by playacting, dodgy decisions and possibly favoritism towards the "big names". Remove all of that, and things certainly become fairer.
Good Ponder. My mum was Scottish and she was rubbish at football. Coincidence?Hmmm, my Mum was Irish and she had a kick like a mule
I think I've said before that the African teams are better than they appeared in this tournament. They lack decent coaches, perhaps confidence and something else that is either intangible or I've just forgotten what I was going to say
VAR will settle down into a really groundbreaking positive addition when it beds in and the players get clued up to what they can and can't get away with.