that shot sat where it should hehe quite good that he has done 2 goals in 92-93 min in hungary two last time we have played in hungary agains them. in the the same goal too now we take malta tomorrow after that albania, then i hope it´s enough with tie against denmark or that you have a drinking fan who gets angry at the refeere Edited by viking90 on 08-09-2009 09:42
Until I read this I had no idea there were games today.
And I still don't care. Whenever a portuguese team plays I'll care. Which isn't the case today.
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"I love him, I think he's great. He's transformed the sport in so many ways. Every person in cycling has benefitted from Lance Armstrong, perhaps not financially but in some sense" - Bradley Wiggins on Lance Armstrong
Croatia were really poor tonight, but it was a brilliant performance by England to win 5-1. Finally we have a manager who gets the best out of our players. South Africa here we come
You scandinavians better work some way for us to qualify next match
I don't even know what should I wish, a danish win, a swedish victory or a draw...
There's a thing I don't get about Ronaldo, he's able to score a goal from a 40m shot to eliminate Porto in the CL and he can't get the ball in the net 5m away against Hungary...
1. Sweden didn't do any better vs. Albania (0-0, remember?)
2. Today's not the best day to mock Denmark, considering the fact that you couldn't even score a goal vs. Malta
3. We can still lose to Sweden and qualify to the WC by beating Hungary (we'll probably end up with a better score)
What I can't live with though, is the fact that, off all people, Denmark choses DENNIS ROMMEDAHL, to kick a crucial free-kick two minutes into added time, with the consequences hereof needless to mention.
I can only repeat what I've been saying for years: Morten Olsen is no good for the Danish national team. The reason for this is that he hasn't made any changes to the team since he took over 10 years ago - only when a player retired, he'd find a new one.
Jon Dahl Tomassen, Martin Jørgensen and Dennis Rommedahl all clearly showed the consequences of this today.
Looking forward to after the 2010 WC when Morten Olsen leaves.
haha. 
