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29 Feb 12
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cant really tell much from the stats, japan look short, goals exected?
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whats size got to do with it
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the odds suggest so but their history doesn't
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Uzbekistan are a decent team,arent really minnows i wouldnt expect too many
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I think its low scoring
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ive laid Japan HT. both have already qualified
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mugfest
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i thought today was going to be mad with bets and games all over the place. havnt placed a bet yet and 99% of games look a mugfest
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same here, most games are rubbish
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or odds are not very sexy
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friendlies will be even worse later.. both to score in the english dutch game is my fav bet today
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In this final match of Asia's third round of World cup qualifications, both Japan and Uzbekistan know that they have already booked their trip to the final round beginning in June. All that's left to play for is a bit of pride, as Uzbekistan can capture Group C with a win or draw.
The visitors will be missing five regulars, all of whom received deliberate yellow cards in November in order to clean the slate before the fourth round. Additionally, midfielder Azizbek Haydarov is questionable after recently catching a cold and may not be at top fitness. Uzbekistan will likely play for the draw against a determined Samurai Blue squad, who have called up their regular assortment of European stars as well as a couple surprises, the biggest of whom is 19-year-old Ryo Miyaichi who has broke through recently at Bolton. He'll join Southampton's Tadanari Lee, Dortmund's Shinji Kagawa, Stuttgart's Shinji Okazaki, and Vitesse's Mike Havenaar in a gathering of Japan's new generation of goal-scorers. Although Japan is all but guaranteed a top seed in the final round of qualifying due to their Fifa ranking, they will take this match seriously as Uzbekistan will provide a model example for potential opponents in June. Their focus be on scoring - not just the first goal, but the second and third as well. http://www.goal.com/en/match/64335/japan-vs-uzbekistan/preview |
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fancy uzbekistan +1.5 at odds against, seems a decent price considering they've not lost any of their 5 games so far and drew the first game against each other in the group
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nice one jinkie, wish i'd seen that preview before going strong on the handicap!
That's a lot of deliberate yellows!  |
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Seem to have named a strong side
E. Kawashima Y. Konno A. Uchida M. Yoshida Y. Nagatomo Y. Endō M. Hasebe J. Fujimoto M. Havenaar S. Okazaki S. Kagawa |
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kagawa will destroy them
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dont tell me theres a ****ing gola
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suspended`
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Oh great, this is going to be another 'Suspend' city
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ffs havnt placed my bet yet
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Missed penalty?
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tis ok Bacon, false alarm, again!
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ok over 1.5 taken, goals please
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suspend all you like now monkey
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that Pyunik friendly on 365,away team are totally dominating,2up should get more. cant back anything in a dead rubber
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im on o2.5
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so u cnt back a dead rubber but u can back a freindly
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laid 0-0 HT score
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goal?
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nah
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nope
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nope just co ck face messing about with his new toy
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^^
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ya using the stats tracker lol! i wanted to go over 1 first half goal in that decided not and the goal came so going with instincts this timebacking
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which tv channel??
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http://www.firstrowsports.eu/watch/110429/1/watch-japan-vs-uzbekistan.html
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Suspends for absolutely no reason. Uzbeks look value
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0-3 in that now so bet justified
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good call in the friendly, im on o3.5 there
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