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With Spain having a very young side, the same squad will be used, and Torres hopefully maybe 100% fit.
Easy money at odds of 5, when Spain was 6.6, in the World Cup.
Easy money at odds of 5, when Spain was 6.6, in the World Cup.
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Spain were 6.6. Uni_Guy ? Tuh.
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Torres wont be any where near the squad
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A very young side? What Spanish team have you been watching? Only 4 players from last nights team were under 25 years old? If i could be bothered to work out the average age i would, but i'd hazard a guess its 27. I'd hardly call that a young side?
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25.9 was the average age
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I'm pretty good at mental arithmetic, but to disprove your figure i went to the bother of getting a calculator. Average age of the starting eleven last night was 26.8, much like my trusty brain told me straight away. I knew i didn't need a calculator afterall....
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... and yes i am talking about the team last night as my initial post suggests, not the entire squad.
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Surely you have to take the entire squad into account though?
The likes of Fabregas, Navos & Pedro could improve the side 2 years down the line... |
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And there are young spanish players who didn't make the squad who would be starting for most other teams
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"Surely you have to take the entire squad into account though?
The likes of Fabregas, Navos & Pedro could improve the side 2 years down the line..." On the other hand, look at the key players of the current team. Villa, Puyol, Xavi, Alonso, Capdevilla (and dare i mention Torres in the same breath)... all getting on a bit, and therefore can't really be classed as "young squad" members. Take them out of the equation, and who knows what you end up with? In a similar vein, i remember watching the U20 World Cup and the quality of the likes of Brazil's side impressed me so much that i can't wit until i see some of those guys make the senior team. They have a guy caled Walter who i will stick my neck out and say will be the new Ronaldo, Ronaldhinho, or whoever you choose to compare him against with regards to (relatively recent) top Brazilian forwards. I just really can't see how the existing Spanish side can be considered as "Free money" to win Euro 2012, although i'm certainly not suggesting they will be far away.  |
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best lay since pamela anderson good luck mugs
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"best lay since pamela anderson good luck mugs"
I would be inclined to agree with that statement wholeheartedly |
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they will win it, they owe me nothing anyway
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