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Quote from: Sixth Man on June 29, 2014, 04:39:20 PMQuote from: Casperian on June 29, 2014, 12:08:34 PMQuote from: Sixth Man on June 28, 2014, 09:25:32 PMQuote from: Who on June 28, 2014, 03:00:20 PMJulio Cesar was great in that penalty shootout. Barely played this year. QPR ignored him. Moved to Toronto. Hardly any first team football. Stepped up huge in penalty shootout. Bravo was very good too. Psyched out Brazil's guys with his antics. Pointing which direction he was going to go and getting inside their heads. I read that Barcelona have signed him. Paid ?9 million. 31 years old.Who will start - Bravo or ter Stegen? Most definitely ter Stegen. One of the best young keepers in the world, costs more money, was signed much earlier.I would assume the same. However, I believe ter Stegen (boy is he huge!) was acquired for10-11 million euros. Peanuts, if you ask me. I thought it was 15. Anyway, I've seen both, ter Stegen is better. He already has a few caps for Germany, too.
Quote from: Casperian on June 29, 2014, 12:08:34 PMQuote from: Sixth Man on June 28, 2014, 09:25:32 PMQuote from: Who on June 28, 2014, 03:00:20 PMJulio Cesar was great in that penalty shootout. Barely played this year. QPR ignored him. Moved to Toronto. Hardly any first team football. Stepped up huge in penalty shootout. Bravo was very good too. Psyched out Brazil's guys with his antics. Pointing which direction he was going to go and getting inside their heads. I read that Barcelona have signed him. Paid ?9 million. 31 years old.Who will start - Bravo or ter Stegen? Most definitely ter Stegen. One of the best young keepers in the world, costs more money, was signed much earlier.I would assume the same. However, I believe ter Stegen (boy is he huge!) was acquired for10-11 million euros. Peanuts, if you ask me.
Quote from: Sixth Man on June 28, 2014, 09:25:32 PMQuote from: Who on June 28, 2014, 03:00:20 PMJulio Cesar was great in that penalty shootout. Barely played this year. QPR ignored him. Moved to Toronto. Hardly any first team football. Stepped up huge in penalty shootout. Bravo was very good too. Psyched out Brazil's guys with his antics. Pointing which direction he was going to go and getting inside their heads. I read that Barcelona have signed him. Paid ?9 million. 31 years old.Who will start - Bravo or ter Stegen? Most definitely ter Stegen. One of the best young keepers in the world, costs more money, was signed much earlier.
Quote from: Who on June 28, 2014, 03:00:20 PMJulio Cesar was great in that penalty shootout. Barely played this year. QPR ignored him. Moved to Toronto. Hardly any first team football. Stepped up huge in penalty shootout. Bravo was very good too. Psyched out Brazil's guys with his antics. Pointing which direction he was going to go and getting inside their heads. I read that Barcelona have signed him. Paid ?9 million. 31 years old.Who will start - Bravo or ter Stegen?
Julio Cesar was great in that penalty shootout. Barely played this year. QPR ignored him. Moved to Toronto. Hardly any first team football. Stepped up huge in penalty shootout. Bravo was very good too. Psyched out Brazil's guys with his antics. Pointing which direction he was going to go and getting inside their heads. I read that Barcelona have signed him. Paid ?9 million. 31 years old.
Nooo, Gekas of all people
does anyone know what would have happened it they had gone to sudden death penalty kicks with Costa Rica one man down. I thought the rule was if both sides kept scoring the team with one man down would lose by default, but I heard some suggestion on the broadcast that Greece had to reduce its penalty kick team to 10 because Costa Rica was a man down. Is that true?
Surprised France playing with both Benzema and Giroud. Seems wasteful.Costs them an extra creative midfielder or wide player.
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