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128.1 | Italy! No problem. But Malta and Estonia? | IOSG::PARKER | Jim Parker | Tue Dec 10 1991 12:17 | 9 |
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To get things moving what is the main city in Estonia? Kalinin? Is
anyone taking bets on this being the place where we meet with disaster or will
that be in Valetta?
Here we GO!
Jim
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128.2 | Tallinn | GOTA1::APPELQVIST | I tunneled Hys�n!!! | Tue Dec 10 1991 13:31 | 11 |
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The capital of Estonia is Tallinn, and you can take a ferry to that
city from Stockholm. I beleive that you also can take a ferry from
Helsinki. Kaliningrad is still a part of Russia near the
border to Poland.
English can be difficult in the Baltic states, but there's a tourist
bureau in Stockholm who specializes in travels to the Baltics. Im sure
that local travelling agencys can be helpful.
Mats
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128.3 | | QETOO::CHAVES | Even a broken clock is right twice a day | Tue Dec 10 1991 17:12 | 10 |
| Tough group with Italy, Portugal and Scotland. Hopefully Scotland
will stay true to form and crap-out when least expected. Italy I
think will be better then they have been recently now that a new coach
is in place and some of the politics seems to have been removed from
the player selection process. Portugal is in serious trouble mostly
due to fighting within the FA ranks. Estonia remains a mistery. Does
anybody know if any players from the most recent USSR team will play
for Estonia?
JC
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128.4 | What about the Swiss? | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | That's me in the corner | Tue Dec 10 1991 17:49 | 13 |
| JC
Don't forget Switzerland.
They proved more than a handful in the Euro championships, only going out in
their last game, away in Romania, when they only needed a point. They have a
very good squad, and could be the stumbling block for a few teams, although I
don't think they will qualify.
Scotland Beat them 2-1 at home and drew 2-2 away after being 2-0 down at half
time.
Al
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128.5 | Baltic states | IOSG::PARKER | Jim Parker | Tue Dec 10 1991 18:55 | 9 |
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RE .3 In another note 127.x someone reports that the Soviet Unions main
footballers come from Georgia, Russia and the Ukraine. As far as they know
there are no players from the Baltic states in the current, or recent Soviet
teams. Good news, I hope.
Jim
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128.6 | Bad news (for Estonian Fans) | XSTACY::PATTISON | Too sexy for my VT100 | Tue Dec 10 1991 19:28 | 4 |
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Estonia recently played in a mini-tournament losing 4-0 and 2-0
to Lithuania and Latvia.
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128.7 | | EAYV01::GLEROY | | Wed Dec 11 1991 10:59 | 3 |
| Does anyone know when they will announce the schedule of matches?
Gavin.
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128.8 | | AYOV10::MDONNELLY | Leaning against the spin | Wed Dec 11 1991 13:30 | 10 |
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re last...
Read in the paper yesterday that the group one teams have arranged a
meeting in Rome towards the end of January.
Michael
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128.9 | fixtures | EAYV01::GLEROY | | Wed Dec 11 1991 16:00 | 4 |
| I didn't know it worked that way. ie all the teams in the group
decided the dates of the fixtures themselves!
Gavin
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128.10 | | AYOV10::MDONNELLY | Leaning against the spin | Wed Dec 11 1991 18:01 | 22 |
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I believe the only guidelines they have to adhere to are that all games
are to be played be between x and y. As I understand it, it's a
process of negotiation, which has obviously to take account of each
countries' domestic programmes. Each country will probably have a
preference as to who/where they would like to tackle first/last etc.
I remember reading about the negotiations for the Euro championships,
where Roxburgh and Co went in with the desire to play both the
Romanians and Bulgarians early, and in Glasgow first. He also wanted
to finish the section against San Marino at home. The rest, as they
say, is history.
Such is the politics of international fixtures.
Michael
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128.11 | | QETOO::CHAVES | a broken clock is right twice a day | Thu Dec 12 1991 22:16 | 7 |
| Switzerland will not cause any problems, I don't believe. I expect
Italy to qualify along with either Portugal or Scotland. Its a question
of which team will s*ck the most. Scotland and Portugal are both known
for beating the tough opponents and craping out against the weaker
teams.
JC
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128.13 | Desperately seeking fixtures | RDGE31::POWELLC | Something incredibly witty | Mon Jan 27 1992 09:15 | 5 |
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Does anyone know what date exactly these countries are meeting to discuss
fixtures?
Chris.
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128.14 | | AYOV10::MDONNELLY | Leaning against the spin | Tue Feb 04 1992 15:10 | 16 |
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The meeting between the competing sides in group one is taking place
today (as we write?) in Rome. I hear that the reps from Scotland
and Switzerland are already angry (before the meeting began) as Italy,
Portugal & Malta have already arranged fixture dates between
themselves.
I've a feeling there will be lots of hands and arms getting waved about.
Hopefully all will be revealed tonight.
Michael
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128.15 | | AYOV10::MDONNELLY | Leaning against the spin | Wed Feb 05 1992 14:32 | 61 |
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The agreed fixtures are;
16 Aug 92 Estonia v Switzerland
9 Sep 92 Switzerland v Scotland
14 Oct 92 Scotland v Portugal
Italy v Switzerland
25 Oct 92 Malta v Estonia
18 Nov 92 Scotland v Italy
Switzerland v Malta
19 Dec 92 Malta v Italy
24 Jan 93 Malta v Portugal
17 Feb 93 Scotland v Malta
24 Feb 93 Portugal v Italy
24 Mar 93 Italy v Malta
31 Mar 93 Switzerland v Portugal
14 Apr 93 Italy v Estonia
17 Apr 93 Malta v Switzerland
28 Apr 93 Portugal v Scotland
1 May 93 Switzerland v Italy
12 May 93 Estonia v Malta
19 May 93 Estonia v Scotland
2 Jun 93 Scotland v Estonia
19 Jun 93 Portugal v Malta
5 Sep 93 Estonia v Portugal
8 Sep 93 Scotland v Switzerland
22 Sep 93 Estonia v Italy
13 Oct 93 Italy v Scotland
Portugal v Switzerland
10 Nov 93 Portugal v Estonia
17 Nov 93 Malta v Scotland
Italy v Portugal
Switzerland v Estonia
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128.16 | Scots v Italy at Hampden | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | | Tue Mar 17 1992 13:31 | 6 |
| Can anyone get details of the game between Scotland and Italy at
Hampden in November. I'm thinking of making the journey up from London.
Many thanks
antony
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128.17 | Ibrox venue ! | YUPPY::CSFB | | Mon May 18 1992 10:07 | 4 |
| I believe that some Scotland games in this group will now be played at
Ibrox.
antony
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128.18 | what's wrong with Murrayfield ?? I ask you | MASALA::CPATRICK | Little Purple People Eaters | Mon May 18 1992 11:15 | 4 |
| re-1
yes antony,you are right...
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128.19 | Easy win for Switzerland | GOTA1::APPELQVIST | If it don't stink, don't stir | Mon Aug 24 1992 14:28 | 14 |
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From Estonia;
Estonia - Switzerland 0 - 5
I saw some of the game on Eurosport and it seemed to be a one way
affair. One of the Switzerland goals came from an indirect freekick due
to an Estonian backpass to the goalie. The game showed that enthusiasm
can't cover up for lack of routine. If Estonia get their act together,
other teams might get some problem travelling to the baltics. The
Estonians wasn't unskillful, they just didn't have the tempo and
routine as the Swiss team.
Mats
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128.20 | | AYOV16::KMCCLELLAND | The Honest Truth | Mon Aug 24 1992 17:10 | 5 |
| re last.
I thought it finished 0-6. ?
Kev...
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128.21 | SCOTLAND THE WHAT? | NIBLIK::BROADLEY | | Thu Sep 10 1992 11:21 | 2 |
| 3 - 1. I THINK I'LL GO AND TOP MYSELF.
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128.22 | Wankdorf.....you better believe it!! | MASALA::JOWENS | | Thu Sep 10 1992 11:32 | 24 |
| Switzerland 3 Scotland 1
Not much to say really, other than we snatched defeat from the jaws
of victory yet again.
It started and ended in the first 70 secs, 1-0 down, and the defence
impersonating a sieve thereafter.....
To cap it all off the captain gets sent off for deliberate hand-ball...
and he was one of the better performers on the night.
The midfield never played anywhere near the way they are capable
of playing, in fact it appeared that they played far too deep,
almost in a defensive mode, they offered NO support to the front
players, it seems the clock has been turned back to the bad old
days of defensive c**p.
Never mind, there's still 11 more games to pull back the deficit
and qualify.......forever the optimist -) -)
Jonno
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128.23 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Thu Sep 10 1992 12:53 | 9 |
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Well at least Scotland played football and *could* have won
the game unlike another team that still thinks its in Sweden.
I enjoy watching Scotland play football and anyway two of the
Suisse goals came from foals on Scottish defenders. The goals
should have been void.
JN.
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128.24 | But points make prizes -) -) | PAKORA::JOWENS | | Thu Sep 10 1992 14:01 | 17 |
| Re last
I think your being slightly generous towards us JN !!!!
The Swiss are already in a reasonably strong position in the group,
4pts and a barrowload of goals clear of Scotland.......and I can
safely say one thing now....Scotland will NOT, NEVER score a
barrowload of goals against Estonia, as the Swiss did, we are just
not renowned for trouncing these type of teams, although we should,
I think our main passport to the WC finals is points.....eleven 1-0
wins will just have to suffice -) -)
I see Norway hammered 10 past San Marino last night.....we could only
score 6 in TWO games against the same team........nuff said.
Jonno
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128.25 | I can only blame the drink !! | KIRKTN::JOWENS | | Thu Sep 10 1992 14:29 | 10 |
| Apologies.......there are of course only 6 teams in this section,
including Scotland, therefore there are only a total of 10 games
to play..........ok, so I stick by everything I said previously,
only now it refers to 9 games.......I guess that means that nine
1-0 wins will just have to suffice
By the way, we STILL won't score a barrowload against Estonia.
Jonno.
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128.26 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Thu Sep 10 1992 14:32 | 16 |
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Based on Scotlands performance in Sweden I don't think
I'm being too generous. Scotland should have really won
that game last night based on their performance but as
usual a couple of mistakes coupled with bad luck meant
for a dire result. Alan Hansen had the same view.
At least the Scottish players have ideas and show a bit
of conviction. As far as I'm concerned the teams conviction
comes from the respect and admiration they have for the
team manager. Graham Taylor does not have that and never
will which is why he should pack it in.
Give the job to Clough Snr or Terry Venables.
JN.
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128.27 | Draw at the best | SEDSWS::WILLMOTT | | Thu Sep 10 1992 15:38 | 18 |
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No one here has mentioned the interviews after the game yet...
So knowing how you Scots love the crap after the English games...
How can Roxborough say the first Goal was "Freakish" ???? He's
been listening to Graham Taylor greatist hits hasn't he ? It was a
good goal, as was the second that Alan Hanson said was a foul...
..WHAT..!!...it wouldn't have been if Durie had done it, it would have
been a powerful run or something. And as for Hanson saying Gough was
unlucky to be sent off ??
Straight out of the Jimmy Hill Book of Bollo*ks.
No more comments about the English comentators bias please.
Chris
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128.28 | | UTRUST::CAMPBELL | Sorry Sir. We've sold out of PN's | Thu Sep 10 1992 16:32 | 15 |
| Speaking as an Englishman, I reckon Graham Taylor had the edge over
Andy Roxborough last night for talking b******s.
Good points.
Durie looked quite good up front.
Scotland put up a better fight than England did last night.
Bad points.
Gough really had no excuse for catching the ball like that.
McCoist missed a sitter (or was it McAllister, they all look the same
to me :-)
Scotland put up a better fight than England did last night.
McStevo
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128.29 | And be a nation again...you jest !!! | PAKORA::JOWENS | | Thu Sep 10 1992 17:43 | 53 |
| Re .27
I never heard Roxburgh's comments after the match, I am surprised
that he made excuses for the goals lost, they all appeared good
goals to me, certainly none could be described as "freakish",
the first goal was very similar to the one we lost in the Euro
Champs tie, in relation to ballwatching defenders......we have
a hugely tall, hugely untalented lad called McPherson in defence,
whom you would expect to use his height in such circumstances....
but no, you could'nt get a razor blade below his feet at cross
balls......it is indeed fortunate that Gough is there, although
he blotted his copybook by being sent off (deservedly)...I dread
to think what the defence will be like without Gough...will Roxy
attempt to replace him with Brian "Frankenstein" Irvine or some
other such statue-like donkey.....the full backs looked none too
clever either, especially Malpas, I'm afraid Mo looks past it at
this level, however, he has been an excellent servant to Scotland.
I still think Scotland have the makings of a good side, they have
some good footballers in midfield if they play them properly....
and if they hit their form, they never really clicked last night....
Durrant and McStay playing together WILL be good in the long term,
also, I think Brian McLair is out of position.....McAllister is
excellent at dead ball situations, as for up-front...Mcoist does
miss chances, but he also scores them......there are also a few
alternatives to try in that area, but Mcoist does it at LEAST
as well as any of the rest.....
On another note....................I'm afraid Andy Roxburgh has
a thankless task due to bitter unhappiness from ALL fans of ALL
club sides in Scotland, caused by certain players being included or
not included in the squad.....everybody wants their club's players
to play and they are so blinded by hatred for certain players clubs
that it eventually gets directed to Roxburgh..... his choice is NEVER
right...these people don't really care how the national team fares.....
...I think that England, or any other nation for that matter, at least
don't have that problem to deal with.
Scotland teams will never be able to unite ALL the fans....not so long
as the club hatred/jealousy continues.......we are the original "chip
on the shoulder" nation........come to think of it, maybe I've got
a chip on my shoulder for suggesting such stirring sentiments -) -)
Just thought I'd say that........
Jonno.
Alan Hansen........never heard his comments either, I'll risk it
and suggest that he, like most Scots, shows bias.
Jonno
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128.30 | Sack The Lot of Them | IRNBRU::MACKENZIE | Taxes, I have a sister who lives in Taxes | Fri Sep 11 1992 09:48 | 11 |
| Gough admitted last night (on Scotland Today) that he caught the ball
to stop the Swiss attack - and wasn't surprised he got sent off.
At least he's honest.
It's about time the Scots got rid of Dave McPherson, but I disagree
that Malpas is past his best. He had a poor match on Wednesday but in
general is quite consistent. Perhaps we should bring Alan McLaren into
the first team...
dave.
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128.31 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Fri Sep 11 1992 11:40 | 8 |
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Lets face it, there wasn't much else Gough could say was there ?
I cracked up at the way Alan Hansen was trying to talk us through
that moment. Why he couldn't just say that Gough had every intention
of catching the ball is beyond me.
JN.
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128.32 | Malpas or Robertson????????? | PAKORA::JOWENS | | Fri Oct 02 1992 11:33 | 14 |
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I think what Hansen was getting at was the fact that it can be
instinct to stretch a hand out (or two) and stop. I play football
myself and have been booked for deliberate handball. Basically, you do
it, realise how stupid it was, then you go on the book.
Back to the Malpas point. He has had more than one bad game. He looked
none to clever in Sweden. I would like to see David Robertson of
Rangers given a go. He has something that none of the present team have
ie. an educated left foot, he is quick & he gives you the `long throw'
option. Surely it is about time he got a run out.
Jonno
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128.33 | two, one or zero points ? | ELIS::GEELEN | | Tue Oct 13 1992 10:22 | 9 |
| What are the chance, that Scotland is going to beat Portugal tommorrow?
Since they qualified for the EC last Summer, I thought that they would
also qualify for the WC, but then I saw the result against Switzerland,
I wondered what the chances were for Scotland to qualify, since
Portugal is also a good team (they have Paolo Futre).
J.
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128.34 | Down but not out !! | PAKORA::GMCDONALD | HONEST MEN AND BONNIE LASSIES | Tue Oct 13 1992 23:23 | 6 |
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I think that Scotland will get a 1-1 draw at Ibrox tomorrow .
Gra...
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128.35 | COME ON THE NORWAY! | KURMA::SNEIL | Tartan Army | Tue Oct 13 1992 23:32 | 7 |
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Don't like to say it but I think your right..We'll play poorly and get
a draw or we'll play a blinder and lose by a freak goal.But lets hope
the boys will surprise us and get a victory.
SCott
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128.36 | | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Wed Oct 14 1992 10:40 | 4 |
| I hear that Andy Roxburgh is going to announce the team in the
changing room - sounds a bit ominous to me ...
Ray
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128.37 | | MADBAS::DREES | Relegation....?? | Wed Oct 14 1992 11:02 | 9 |
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If we can beat Rumania at home with a badly weakened team we can
certainly do the same tonight against Portugal. Lets face it, Portugal
don't have much of a pedigree when it comes to international football
so why all the doom and gloom.
A scottish victory - nuff said.
Del.
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128.38 | | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Wed Oct 14 1992 13:05 | 6 |
| Err - I remember a rather good Portugal beating us 3-0 over there
in some qualifying tournament (1980 Euro Championships??). I think
our luck might be out - having qualified for Euro92 it could be the
odds are against us for WC94 ..
Ray
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128.39 | | NSDC::SIMPSON | File under 'Common Knowledge' | Wed Oct 14 1992 15:39 | 6 |
| Switzerland are fielding the same team that played Scotland for their qualifier
in Cagliari tonight. Nobody expects them to win in Italy; however there is a
great spirit in the team after their first two matches - Maybe, just maybe, they
will be able to suprise everyone....
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128.40 | Call up Shuggie! | KBOMFG::TMCMANUS | | Wed Oct 14 1992 15:50 | 24 |
| My first thought when I saw the team for the Swiss game was that we
looked to have too "settled" a side going out onto the park. It was
basically the guys who played the bulk of the football in Sweden.
"Well what's wrong with a settled side?" , I can hear you ask....well
if it's Scotland we're talking about then EVERYTHING!
Traditionaly, we always seem to play our best stuff when wee
Shuggie McPhee who plays for Tranmere Rovers and has a Scottish
grandparent is drafted into the side at the last moment to cover for
"so-and-so" who's out with a groin strain - our put another way -
when our backs are definately to the wall!!
The boys need to play for the shirt for 90 mins, as a team, and with all
the passion and commitment they can muster.
My opinion - forget McClair, he's a puddin', play down the flanks and get
the ball low into the box for Super Ally.
With 30-40 thousand inside Ibrox, I think we can do it -
Scotland over Portugal 2-1
Tom
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128.41 | Tom what kind of drugs are ya on????!!!!!! | KBOMFG::TANNER | We're one, but we're not the same | Wed Oct 14 1992 17:38 | 8 |
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Tom this is the make or brake game, ya need both points after the last
result, but I have the feeling it will be a draw. I hope yer lads do it...
-dave-
p.s Good to see your first note in the conference....
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128.42 | 0-0 ; Here we go again.. | KBOMFG::TMCMANUS | | Thu Oct 15 1992 09:32 | 26 |
| re -1.
Dave - do you want to do my pools coupon - not bad predictions last
night - both ourselves and Ireland drew as you predicted/(hoped in the
latter case).
Well fellow Scots back "hame", what happened to us this time ? From
the result Andy seemed to have shored up the defense, where was our
front men?
I guess it's really all up-hill from now on, particularly with
the Swiss drawing 2-2 with Italy. What a game that was. (saw it on
the box over here) The Italians scored twice in the last 7 mins the
tie the game. With this kind of gutsy display, I think the Swiss could
just sneak a place in the Finals.
Well, another 4 weeks to sort out whatever needs sorting out, before
the Italians come to Ibrox. I hate to say it but by Christmas, we
"could" have a lot in common with Turkeys at that time....STUFFED!!
Let's hope the Italians don't like the cold!!
Tom
ps Dave, I must have taken one too many of those little white pills
they drop in their coffee in the canteen!
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128.43 | | NSDC::SIMPSON | File under 'Common Knowledge' | Thu Oct 15 1992 09:37 | 22 |
| Italy 2 Switzerland 2
17'
22'
83'
91'
Italy equalised in injury time, putting to an end the Swiss dream of coming
away with a win...
The Swiss were superbly well organised defensively, and took the few chances
that came to them. Both Swiss goals came from goalkeeping errors - especially
the second one where the Italian goalkeeper lost control dribbling after a
backpass...
In the end the Swiss tired, and poor clearances let Baggio and co. in for two
superbly struck goals - absolutely unstoppable.
The Swiss came away disappointed but satisfied at the same time - however it
would really have been a travesty if they had won (20 corners to 2 in favour of
Italy shows the degree of domination)
Steve
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128.44 | Scored with the _last_ kick of the game | FLYWAY::MURRAY | | Thu Oct 15 1992 09:39 | 10 |
|
Italy 2 - 2 Switzerland
Ohrel 18'
Chapuisat 23'
Baggio 83'
Eranio 91'
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128.45 | there's an echo in here. :-) | FLYWAY::MURRAY | | Thu Oct 15 1992 09:44 | 2 |
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128.46 | Roxburgh imitates a clown... | MADBAS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Oct 15 1992 10:42 | 24 |
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A poor performance from an average Scotland team last night has left
them with a lot of work to do in their attempt to make the USA.
The least said about the game the better. The Portugese certainly
had the better chances and were denied at least 1 definite penalty
when Futre was felled by Whyte.
The interview with Andy "Interesting" Roxburgh after the game was
almost embarrassing. He claimed that Scotland had more possession,
as many corners etc as the Portugese and that they were lucky to get
a draw. From what I saw on tv, the Portugese keeper didn't have 1
direct shot to save whereas Goram had 2 or 3 great saves and Futre
put a couple of chances past the post. Roxburgh then went on to say
how Scotland would have murdered the Portugese at the back if Gough
and McPherson (2 central defenders!!!) were playing. The only player
in the team who looked capable of running at and going past defenders
was Tom Boyd (a full-back). The midfield constantly took the easy
option of passing sideways, never varying the pace of their attacks.
The Portugese defence must have had one of their easiest away
internationals ever.
Dannny.
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128.47 | Italy deserved a point | KBOMFG::TANNER | We're one, but we're not the same | Thu Oct 15 1992 11:11 | 17 |
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Tom reading the last report it looks like ye were lucky to get a draw. The
mighty Italy in a months time won't help matters either, especially after last
nights result, they will be looking for both points at Ibrox.
I thought Italy deserved a draw last night, the Swiss had basically 3 attacks
in the whole game and scored two goals from them, but fair play to them for
defending so well. Baggio was in fantastic form, his passing on a very wet
surface was amazing, as was his goal. Lentini was another player who had a great
game, the whole Swiss defense were excellent, they just ran out of steam and
luck in the last 10 mins, which team wouldn't have, they were bombarded in the
second half. I reckon the Italian goalkeeper played his last game in the NO1
shirt. Does he play for AC Milan????
Tom there's a long way to go yet....
-dave-
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128.48 | Hampden Closed ??? | SIOG::DAWSON | | Thu Oct 15 1992 14:42 | 8 |
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Since when did Scotland start playing at Ibrox ???
just asking...........
Liam
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128.49 | | MADBAS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Oct 15 1992 16:30 | 9 |
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This was the first of 3 WC games to be played at Ibrox, due to
renovation/modernising/safety work being carried out at the National
Slum. If I'm correct, the games against Italy and either Malta or
Estonia are the next 2.
Danny.
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128.50 | rathole | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Thu Oct 15 1992 17:20 | 4 |
| And some would say the reason that Rangers took the lead to rebuild
their stadium before others did, was for events such as last night ..
Ray
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128.51 | Scotland snatch a draw from the jaws of defeat | IRNBRU::SHIELDS | Press KP7 for a frontal lobotomy | Thu Oct 15 1992 17:48 | 24 |
| Rathole alert... back to the game..
For me the game was over after Kevin Gallacher limped off, he was one
of the two only Scots who looked in the mood last night ( Boyd being
the other ).
Roxburgh embarassed himself by then saying that if our two usual
defenders were in the team we would have scored loads of goals, why do
we employ forwards then ??
I cannot even think of one decent clear cut chance on goal, that is how
dissappointing we were. Portugal always looked the more likely to score
and by the time Gallacher limped off ( 20 mins ) they had won control
of midfield and were rolling the ball comfortably around to each other
as if it were a home game. They had two certain penalty claims which
they should fell very aggreived about and if it was not for our man of
the match Andy Goram they would have left with both points. It says it
all when your goalkeeper is man of the match when you play a home game.
We had no one who was prepared to take a man on, such as Nevin.
Midfield had taken the night off.
After the highs of our attitude and style of play in Euro 92 normal
service had been resumed.
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128.52 | Italy game tickets ? | IRNBRU::SHIELDS | Press KP7 for a frontal lobotomy | Wed Oct 28 1992 16:01 | 1 |
| Anyone know when tickets go on sale for Italy game ?
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128.53 | Not that it really makes a difference... | SALES::THILL | | Fri Oct 30 1992 18:57 | 1 |
| Who won the "Battle of the Titans" between Malta and Estonia?
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128.54 | | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Mon Nov 02 1992 12:42 | 6 |
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> Who won the "Battle of the Titans" between Malta and Estonia?
I THINK it was 2-2.
g
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128.55 | result | XSTACY::KMCGRATH | Long road, patient donkey | Mon Nov 16 1992 19:00 | 1 |
| Estonia 0 Switzerland 6,.........I think
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128.56 | Shurely shome mishtake... | KBOMFG::KOEPPE | Think Imaginary... | Tue Nov 17 1992 11:30 | 7 |
| I don't think so, as Switzerland plays tomorrow against Malta, and
I doubt the result will be 0-6 :-) , more like 6-0.
Well, I hope Malta do better,i.e. 2-0 or 0-0 ;-)
Eduard
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128.57 | | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Tue Nov 17 1992 13:03 | 4 |
| You Scots will be shocked to hear that mighty Costa Rica could only beat St
Vincent 1-0 yesterday . . .
g
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128.58 | A while back | SALES::THILL | | Tue Nov 17 1992 16:45 | 11 |
| re .55
That game was a couple of weeks ago. It was on TV on Telemundo in the
US Sunday. Switzerland looked pretty good, especially Chaupissant (sp)
who had a bucktfull of goals. An Estonian player did a backflip on a
throw-in, and it must have gone 50 yards!
Next week it's England-Norway. It's good to see them show more
internationals.
Tom
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128.59 | (give us a goal Ally) | AYOV16::GMITCHELL | | Wed Nov 18 1992 21:01 | 3 |
|
Half_Time Scotland 0-0 Italy
|
128.60 | | KURMA::SWRIGHT | | Wed Nov 18 1992 22:10 | 1 |
| Full Time Scotland 0-0 Italy
|
128.61 | Swiss precision... | KBOMFG::KOEPPE | Think Imaginary... | Thu Nov 19 1992 07:59 | 4 |
|
Switzerland - Malta 3 - 0
Not a bad result for Malta compared to Estonia.
|
128.62 | @Ibrox | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Thu Nov 19 1992 11:06 | 3 |
| Ahem, no team news ?? no match report ?? no more ??
Ray
|
128.63 | Any strikers out there...? | MADBAS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Nov 19 1992 11:19 | 24 |
|
A fairly good performance from Scotland against what I thought was a
poor Italian side. Scotland only created a couple of chances, Durie
and McAllister missed the best ones. Neither keeper was really tested
although Goram had a great save in the last minute to keep the score
sheet blank. The Italians were impressive until they got to the Scots
penalty box, once there they did nothing. Lentini, on last nights
performance wasn't even worth 13 bob never mind 13 million.
Best for Scotland were the defence, McLaren in particular who marked
Baggio in only his 4th international. Boyd did some good work down the
left, Durie worked well down the right but missed a couple of good
chances.
Team :- Goram, Malpas, McPherson, Whyte, McLaren, Boyd, McAllister,
McStay, Durrant(replaced by Jess), McCoist and Durie(replaced by
Robertson).
The Italians finished with 10 men, 2 subs on before Baggio left with
suspected broken ribs. I think he was just a bit fed up playing in the
wind and rain.
Danny.
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128.64 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Thu Nov 19 1992 11:51 | 10 |
|
I see reading the title of your note your looking for a striker.
Surly you can look no further than the 32 goal Rangers man, mind
you it's a totally differant story scoring at international level.
Neil....
|
128.65 | Ho Ho Ho... | MADBAS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Nov 19 1992 12:08 | 12 |
|
re last
Is that the same Rangers man who scored 2 against the best the
Engerlish have to offer?
Mind you, the Engerlish strikers have a great scoring record recently,
I believe Shearer scored his first for ages, Smith's a donkey and
Wright is really banging them in.
Danny.
|
128.66 | SWITZERLAND 3 SCOTLAND 1 | SUBURB::COMMIT | Commit Group | Thu Nov 19 1992 14:15 | 14 |
| Yes Danny, but who hasn't won one single game out of three in the
tournement?
We're going to America
We're going to America
You ain't
You ain't
Bye Bye Danny
Terry
|
128.67 | Wrong tactics lose a point | IRNBRU::SHIELDS | Press KP7 for a frontal lobotomy | Thu Nov 19 1992 14:48 | 25 |
| Re -1
Are you sure you're not talking about Euro 92... , I thought this was an
adult only notesfile...back to the game...
I could'tn find fault with any of the players last night ( with exception
of Billy the Fish, what was he doing in their siz yard box !! ) I felt
Roxburgh cocked it up.
There was a vacuum behind Durie and McCoist due to the fact that with
only three in midfielders none of the three of them wanted to commit
themseleves to supporting the front 2. Durrant ran himself ragged
trying to do this, but when you are up against the Italians it's too
much to ask.
The Italians easily won the first half due to this, McAllister
obviousely got a kick up the arse at half time and was told to up the
work rate, only then did we start to play some football.
Once we had the beating of them Roxburgh should have pulled off Billy
the Fish, replaced him with Collins and reverted to a 4:4:2 formation.
The final result was probably a fair one and it was certainly a better
performance that against Portugal..all we have to do now is win the
rest of our games and we'll qualify.
|
128.68 | | SUBURB::WAITEG | WE HATE WEST HAM | Thu Nov 19 1992 15:00 | 17 |
| I think Terry has a good point. We English have had to take rubbish
from you Scots about the euro-championships.
Now its your turn. Your going out. I'm happy to say though you can watch
Gazza, Platt, Woods and Co on TV in 94'
" Your going out with the Welsh "
>>>I thought this was an adult only notesfile...
"Just because your losing"
Whats wrong, has 2 points out of 6 upset you :-)
Gary
|
128.69 | I don't think so. | MADBAS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Nov 19 1992 15:29 | 9 |
|
I'm happy to say I will not be watching Bubble-Head, Platty, Woodsy
and all the rest of Engerland's finest on TV in '94. I'll probably do
something more exciting like watching paint dry or a snail race or
something similar. Imagine watching and listening to the most biased
nation on earth, doesn't sound much like fun to me.
Danny.
|
128.70 | | SUBURB::WAITEG | WE HATE WEST HAM | Thu Nov 19 1992 15:42 | 4 |
| >>> Imagine watching and listening to the most biased nation on earth,
>>> doesn't sound like fun to me.
I hope your not jealous.
|
128.71 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Well Des, it was a bit of a bobbler.... | Thu Nov 19 1992 15:45 | 14 |
|
I'm beginning to realise why us English are the most hated race in
Europe.
It's because we're better than you and you're just jealous
- na na na na nana.
Or at least that's what *some* of my compatriots would have you
believe. Personally, I would rather read/write notes about football in
this conference. If I want to see English baiting, I'll read Soapbox, Celt
etc etc.
Tim [many ;-)].
|
128.72 | Jealous, don't be silly..:-) | MADBAS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Nov 19 1992 15:48 | 8 |
|
Don't think I've ever been jealous of Engerland in my life. You know
what they say, the only good road is the one heading north.
Danny
:-) :-(
|
128.73 | | SUBURB::COMMIT | Commit Group | Thu Nov 19 1992 15:52 | 2 |
| The reason that we are saying England are better than Scotland is
because its the truth. I don't lie.
|
128.74 | Small mind = short memories | IRNBRU::SHIELDS | Press KP7 for a frontal lobotomy | Thu Nov 19 1992 16:09 | 13 |
| I suppose that explains why the English champions are in the final eight
of Europe and the Scots are not....
.....beat a third world country and Gascube is lifting the woorld
coop ............ yawn...zzzzz...
Did any of you Sun readers actually see the Scotland game last
night....too busy giving the Turks a full moon.
Since 1962 Donkeyhype have only qualified for 3 world cups whereas
Scotland have qualified 5 time, I'd remember all the mouthing off that
you Jimmy Hill's done in the Euro-predictions note before lifting the
World Cup in you (very) fertile imagination...
|
128.75 | | SUBURB::WAITEG | WE HATE WEST HAM | Thu Nov 19 1992 16:26 | 2 |
| I watched the Scotland game and I have to admit, I now like Gordon
Durie.
|
128.76 | 100 unseen notes but no group tables | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Liverpool 4 Norwich 1 | Thu Nov 19 1992 18:34 | 1 |
| How about someone ruining this note by putting in the latest table?
|
128.77 | And why not? | XSTACY::KMCGRATH | Long road, patient donkey | Thu Nov 19 1992 19:08 | 8 |
|
P W D L F A Pts
Switzerland 4 3 1 0 14 3 7
Italy 2 0 2 0 2 2 2
Scotland 3 0 2 1 1 3 2
Portugal 1 0 1 0 0 0 1
Malta 2 0 1 1 0 3 1
Estonia 2 0 1 1 0 6 1
|
128.78 | | TRUCKS::WARDR | | Fri Nov 20 1992 09:06 | 6 |
| Thanks for the report, the team and the table. I couldn't bear to
put on the TV to wait for the obligatory 2 minutes of highlights.
Is this McLaren from Hearts and Whyte from Middlesborough (ex Celtic)??
Ray
|
128.79 | McLaren and Whyte | MASALA::GMCKEE | | Fri Nov 20 1992 10:36 | 3 |
|
Correct.
|
128.80 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Fri Nov 20 1992 12:23 | 25 |
|
I worried for Scotland the other night during their match
against Italy and quite rightly so.
Scotland were lucky to have come away with that result and
any chance that they had to score was down to Italian mistakes
more than Scottish creativity. I understand that Durie, due to
a knock on the head, was suffering from double vision which is
why he fluffed the two sitters that came his way. I must admit
I did wonder what was wrong with him.
With the possible exception of Durrant the only player who has
international class within the Scottish team is Durie. Machoist
is not an International player as the Premier League easy life
is a long way from football at the highest level against, arguably,
one of the best teams in the world.
Italy must truly be unhappy with the result as Scotland were out of
their depth completely. What happened to the team from the Euro
Championships ? Still in Sweden I expect.
Its the luck of the draw in a way 'cos you are not in the easiest
group to start with.
JN.
|
128.81 | What game did you watch..? | MADBAS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:01 | 13 |
|
re last
I know your probably in wind-up mode Mr. Nagle, but did you actually
watch the game? Scotland had the better chances to score but missed
on 3 or 4 occasions. Italy only had 1 real chance which Goram saved in
the last minute. I would say we were a bit unlucky not to win the game.
Sure, the Italians will probably win quite easily in the return leg,
but they will be more than happy with the draw on Wednesday.
Danny.
|
128.82 | Mountains to climb, but we have the players | IRNBRU::SHIELDS | Press KP7 for a frontal lobotomy | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:16 | 54 |
| Re -1
You must have been watching a different game.
The first half was all Italy possession with no creativity in the box,
it was laughable to see Lentini knock the ball across the goal line
during one of their more promising moves. Scotland in the second half
took command with some excellent football by an overstretched midfield
unit.
Boyd's run down the wing and cross which McCoist knocked on to Durie
and Durrant's through ball to Jess had nothing to do with Italian
mistakes, just excellent football.
As for international standard players.....
McLaren had an outstanding game for someone in his 4th international,
given the task of marking one of Europes most renound players he simply
played him off the park, he is the future captain of Scotland and I
would not be suprised if he moves to Ibrox to take over from Guff when
he moves on.
Goram is the best goalkeeper in the UK, PERIOD , ask Gordon Strachan -
English footballs most inspirational player.
Even Whyte played better than I can ever rememeber him playing when he
was at Parkhead.
Malpas & Boyd were as reliable as ever, there is no one in Britain that
has the speed or stamina of Tom Boyd, that has been the only good piece
of business Liam Brady has done since moving to Parkhead
The midfield coped well under the circumstances but they could not
commit to going forward with only three of them. England still would
not know Durrant if he had not been at the heart of the team that
embarassed the English out of the European Club championship.
The two forwards were left on their own against one the of the best
defences in the world.
We had our Captain missing in Gough and Stuart McCall who would have
both played, yet our defence did not seem to miss them.
We have played against three top quality European sides all with
realistic chances of qualifying the best of which looked Portugal
and have yet to meet any of the perceived minnows in the group,
Malta or Estonia, Yes we have not set the world on fire, but we still
aint out.
England have played no one with a chance of qualifying, both at home
and have apparently qualified....
......earth calling England...you same to be fading away...you're
losing touch with the rest of us...
|
128.83 | Tommy 'Joke' Boyd. | NEWOA::BURTON | | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:21 | 7 |
|
Re:-1
Tommy Boyd reliable. You've got to be joking!!!
He is no where near international standard.
Nige.
|
128.84 | Tom Boyd, quality player | IRNBRU::SHIELDS | Press KP7 for a frontal lobotomy | Fri Nov 20 1992 13:55 | 5 |
| ...Yawn....zzzzzz....
Care to elucidate, give examples, explain with reasonable argument
otherwise it just degenerates into a peurile toilet wall conversation
|
128.85 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Fri Nov 20 1992 14:03 | 5 |
|
My apologies. I neglected to include Goram thru temporary
loss of memory. At the moment he is playing superbly.
JN.
|
128.86 | I'm coming to Jockland.. | PEKING::BAREFIELDA | JACK CHARLTON IS DESPICABLE | Fri Nov 20 1992 14:18 | 9 |
|
I have just been told that i'm going to be visiting Ayr next week for
three days, Wednesday onwards. Is anybody interested in meeting
me for a drink or even lunch in the canteen, if so mail me
Andy Barefield @wlc it will be interesting to put some faces with
the names..
Andy..B
|
128.87 | Should have been a free | MACNAS::CWALSH | Leeds for division 1 | Fri Nov 20 1992 14:18 | 3 |
| Did anyone see the pass back the other night?? I think it was by
Maldini. The sub (was it Jess) was played through and was about to shoot
when Maldini tackled him and gave it directly to the keeper.
|
128.88 | | PLUNDR::MORAN | Well Des, it was a bit of a bobbler.... | Fri Nov 20 1992 15:06 | 6 |
|
re .86,
Andy, I'm sure there will be a very warm welcome for you ;-)
Tim
|
128.89 | | AYOV11::KMCCLELLAND | The Honest Truth | Fri Nov 20 1992 16:39 | 17 |
| re.86
As you are not a very popular person in Scotland, (are you popular
anywhere ????) it might not be advisable to meet any of us anywhere
in Ayr next week. Some of your comments in the notes have gone beyond
the bounds of good taste and humour and border on the racist, as
mentioned in previous notes. Some of it could be put down to "wind-ups"
but the remainder is an indication of the type of person you are....
...the type of englishman that Scots hate with a passion.
Have a nice trip.
Kev...
|
128.90 | Free kick or penalty? | PAKORA::JOWENS | | Fri Nov 20 1992 16:49 | 19 |
| re.87
It should have been a free kick because of the pass back but the ref
was more concerned with the penalty claims. I've seen penalties given
for a lot less but perhaps it wasn't given because Jess didn't do a
triple salko when he was tackled.
I thought Scotland were unlucky. If Durie had arrived with his
`shooting' boots we could of won.
There's no point in us going to the USA anyway because if Gazza's fit
Engurland have already won. I've been reading in other notes that he's
already the best player in the world....ahead of Van Basten & Co. What
are these people full of except pure bullsh*t. Granted he's a great
player but the best in the world after having one good game against
*TURKEY*. Come on, be serious.
Jonno
|
128.91 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Mon Nov 23 1992 09:40 | 11 |
|
re .86(?)...
I guess that's a "NO" so far then, Andy. ;-)
Can't think why no one wants to meet you....the lads in Ayr have
always been very friendly whenever I've been there 8-)
Make sure you lock your room at the Cally at night!
Andy.
|
128.92 | | PEKING::NAGLEJ | | Mon Nov 23 1992 10:42 | 6 |
|
Andy. I can't believe you asked in the first place. I reckon
you must be on a wind up yourself !
JN.
|
128.93 | Italy squeeze passed Malta... | KBOMFG::KOEPPE | Think Imaginary... | Tue Dec 22 1992 09:12 | 49 |
|
Malta 1 - 2 Italy
Gregory 85 Vialli 58
Seniori 62
A close win for Italy especially because the Italian goalie
saved a penalty after a deliberate handball by Franco Baresi
(sent off !). Italy was of course dominant throughout the
game, but IMO should have put more pressure on the Maltese.
Malta, as opposed to recent years, didn't just stand in the
penalty area and defend for 90 minutes, but tried to score
some goals too and especially on fast breaks they caused some
danger for the Italian defense. On one occassion (it was still
0:0), Malta could, and quite likely would have, scored, when
a Scerri picked up a lovely pass into the Italian half,with
all the Italians running out, and went with the ball to a one
on one with the Italian goalie. Unfortunately the linesman
waved offside. I looked at it in slow motion and when the 20m
pass was given, Scerri was clearly onside and the linesman, although
in a good position waved his flag when the ball was only 2m (!) away
from the receiving player.
Vialli's goal came from a cross into the penalty area. A Maltese
defender obviously wanted to let the ball through to his goalie
because if he had jumbed he could have easily headed the ball out
of danger. Instead he ducked a little and Vialli jumped in between
and deflected the ball with the tip of his foot into the left corner
of the Maltese goal. In the first half he had a very good chance
when he made a lovely over head kick which would have gone into
the upper left corner of the goal hadn't there been a Maltese defender
who headed the ball out, deflecting from the crossbar.
Seniori's goal was very well done, he ran after a pass into the
right hand side of the Maltese penalty area and just flicked the ball
over Maltese goalie Cluett, who unnecessarily came out of his goal
to intercept.
The Maltese goal was also done after a superb pass from Scerri from
the 16m line, behind the Italian defense, into the penalty area. Another Maltese
player picked up the pass and crossed to Gregory, who just had to put
it in. The stadium was a madhouse!!! :-)
All in all the Italians should be happy about the 2 points and quickly
forget the match. The Maltese though will probably never forget this
match and will be very pleased with this close result against mighty
Italy.
Eduard
|
128.94 | Ooops, Italy squeeze PAST Malta of course | KBOMFG::KOEPPE | Think Imaginary... | Tue Dec 22 1992 09:13 | 0 |
128.95 | Yesterday's result | NEST::LAGINHAS | | Mon Jan 25 1993 16:47 | 3 |
| Yesterday Portugal beat Malta 1 - 0 in Malta.
Joe
|
128.96 | | KURMA::GPIKE | Up the Rosey Posey. | Tue Feb 16 1993 00:35 | 14 |
|
Scotland are without a few players as normal for the qualifier against
Malta. Out are :
Gough - only get sent off anyway
Durie - huddie
Gallagher - magic player really needed
big bird - huddie
Doughtful
Mcloist- hope he plays
Robertson " "
Jess " "
Shearer " "
|
128.97 | Prediction a 0-0 draw | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | WALES 10 England 9 | Tue Feb 16 1993 01:19 | 10 |
| RE . previous,
Is Souness helping with the training then? (:==:)
Always a good move with Scotland to get the excuses in before the
embarassing defeat.
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
128.98 | A win at last!!!!!! | PAKORA::JOWENS | | Thu Feb 18 1993 15:39 | 16 |
|
Scotland 3 - 0 Malta
McCoist(2)
Nevin
Poor game with the main point being that Scotland managed 2 points
for the first time in this campain.
One of the brighter points of the game was Jess who looked good
almost every time he had the ball.
Next game for Scotland is in the Stadium of Light against Portugal
on April the 28th.
Jonno
|
128.99 | Who's top etc... | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | WALES 10 England 9 | Thu Feb 18 1993 16:50 | 1 |
| any chance of an updated table in this note too?
|
128.100 | ...ok... | BUSSTP::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Feb 18 1993 17:19 | 11 |
|
P W D L F A Pts
Switzerland 4 3 1 0 14 3 7
Italy 3 1 2 0 4 3 4
Scotland 4 1 2 1 4 3 4
Portugal 2 1 1 0 1 0 3
Malta 4 0 1 3 1 6 1
Estonia 2 0 1 1 0 6 1
|
128.101 | | PEKING::ROSEC | | Thu Feb 25 1993 13:06 | 3 |
| Yesterday's result:
PORTUGAL 1 ITALY 3
|
128.102 | Bye Bye Baby..... | ARRODS::OHAGANB | Hail Freedonia! | Thu Feb 25 1993 14:50 | 8 |
| Considering Italy have played the last three matches away and beat
a Portugese side who looked rather handy at Ibrox, I think that
it is now beyond Scotland qualifyig, unless the top two slip up.
Admitted, there are a few more games left but you've got to visit
Portugal and Italy. Here's hoping anyway.
barry.
|
128.103 | At least better than the Maltese game | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Fri Feb 26 1993 11:57 | 11 |
|
The Italians played a strange type of game here...2-0 up and cruising.
Portugal pulled back 1 and the Italians fell to pieces...how Portugal
didn't score more I'll never know. The killer punch of the 3rd goal was
a cracker from D. Baggio. Italy and Switzerland look to be in the
driving seat now....
Regards,
Dezzz.
|
128.104 | PORTUGUESE VIEW... | LISVAX::MARIANO | RUI MARIANO @XIP | Tue Mar 02 1993 17:49 | 54 |
|
Hi,
I think that everything is up.Portugal was extremely unlucky against Italy.
The 1st goal at 1st minute give ,without doubt,the victory to Italy.
Their defensive game gets stronger and stronger...
Then CASIRAGHI scores the second (Portuguese Goalkeeper fault) a few minutes
after DOMINGOS (F.C.PORTO)losed a face-to-face against Italian golakeeper!
In the 2nd half,however,Portugal rise.And almost override Italy...but their
ofensive line failed completely.
Finaly, when Portuguese slow down the pressure ,D.BAGGIO with a happy kick
kill all Portuguese hopes.
And it's all, a bad lucky game for Portugal team.
The team:
BAIA (FC PORTO)
----
J.PINTO (FC.PORTO) F.COUTO (FC.PORTO) HELDER (SL.BENFICA) F.MENDES (SL.BENFICA)
------- ------- ------ --------
OCEANO(R.SOCIEDAD-Spain)
------
FIGO (SPORTING LISBON) SEMEDO (FC.PORTO)
---- ------
C.XAVIER (R.SOCIEDAD-Spain)
--------
DOMINGOS (FC.PORTO) FUTRE (SL.BENFICA)
-------- -----
HELDER --> R.BARROS (MONACO-France)
C.XAVIER --> R.AGUAS (SL.BENFICA)
Goal - F.COUTO
Regards (we meet at USA '94),
Rui Mariano
DEC-Portugal
|
128.105 | ITALIAN VIEW... | LUCCIO::PANADA | | Wed Mar 03 1993 12:49 | 14 |
| Hi,
Maybe you forget that Couto marked the only Portoguese goal by hand
( as usual for Portoguese team, Benfica-Marseille...)
Anyway, I don't think Italy won just because of lucky; apart 15 minutes
of fear, we kept in hand ( sorry ! ) the match.
You are optimist when you say "we meet in USA '94", it should be better
to say "we meet in FRANCE '98"
Ciao
Fabio
|
128.106 | Another view of the game | NEST::LAGINHAS | | Thu Mar 04 1993 18:03 | 44 |
| I watched the match here in the US and I don't think Rui was that far
off.
The first goal for Italy was a gift by the keeper. A long ball from
midfield that went to the goal area. The keeper should have easily
handled it but didn't.
The second goal for Italy was a nice short pass, where the Portuguese
keeper came out well but the Italian player just barely beat the keeper
to the ball and tucked it home.
The third Italian goal was a rocket by Dino Baggio. I feel they should
use him for there free kicks.
In the first half the Portuguese player, Domingos missed a wide open
net. Brilliant pass bby Futre.
In the second half the Portuguese dominated play, until they conceeded
the third goal. The goal by Couto didn't appear to be hand ball at all
but may have been obstruction. It appeared that while he was heading
the ball he bumped the Italian keeper. The Portuguese did score a
second goal that was brought back for offside but the replayed showed
that when the ball was kicked forward the Portuguese player was not
behind the Italian defender. Futre made a excellent run which Rui
Barros couldn't handle, he was a 1 meter from the goal. Rui Barros
also missed a point blank opportunity. The ball was crossed to him, he
was 2 to the goal and he kicked it over the net. Couto also hit the
post on a shot.
To say that Italy was lucky is unfair. The Italians deserved to win
because they put in the opportunities that they had. The Portuguese
didn't because if they had they would have at least tie the game if not
won it outright.
For the Portuguese to make to the US they have get rid of Domingos.
The leading scorer in Portugal is Cadete from Sporting. Why wasn't he
or Joao Pinto from Benfica on the team? I would also like to see Paulo
Sousa from Benfica on the team. Very hard worker that usually makes
things happens. There are a few other players that come to mind but as
usual Portugal never seems to put the right team together.
That's it for now,
Joe
|
128.107 | Ora basta !!! | LUCCIO::ALTOBRANDO | | Fri Mar 05 1993 16:40 | 21 |
| Hi.
I've read enough about this match and now I want everybody know
about what was really happened.
After only twenty minutes Italy's players understand that they are
playing with a very funny team (2-0 already).
So they thought it was better to let them enjoy a little bit, but
there wasn't a Portuguese player able to score by foot or by head.
So Italians player spoke with the opposite team saying "You can use
the hand, maybe you can do something better".
In fact Couto did so.
Italians player spoke again, saying "Now we want to see if you can
score again but this time without hand".
After they saw that there was nothing to do, There wasn't one
Portuguese player able to do it, Dino Baggio said "Now I show you how
to do".
And the match ended.
Ciao.
Lele.
|
128.108 | So funny....it is meant to be funny ???? | KIRKTN::CDOUDIE | I'm virtually real !!! | Fri Mar 05 1993 16:54 | 7 |
| RE -1
Brilliant !!!!!!
Best note for a long time......
colin
|
128.109 | | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Mar 24 1993 23:14 | 5 |
|
Does anyone know the result of tonight's friendly between
Scotland and Germany?
|
128.110 | not too bad a score | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | You Ain't seen nothing yet ! | Wed Mar 24 1993 23:16 | 4 |
|
Scotland 0 Germany 1
SQF Jambo
|
128.111 | Lets all blame A Jambo time *:@) | PAKORA::SWRIGHT | Whisky Nose....Strawberry Cheeks | Wed Mar 24 1993 23:51 | 1 |
| Go on Sid...... Tell them about the Goal.......!!!
|
128.112 | | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Mar 24 1993 23:53 | 5 |
|
So the rumours are correct?
Archie
|
128.113 | Numpty Heed..!!! | PAKORA::SWRIGHT | Whisky Nose....Strawberry Cheeks | Wed Mar 24 1993 23:59 | 2 |
| According to my sources (A Jambo) it was true.... but until I read
it in the Sun Im not believing anything......!!!! asheeesh sheeesh
|
128.114 | it doesn't make him a bad person :-) | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | You Ain't seen nothing yet ! | Thu Mar 25 1993 01:40 | 7 |
|
OK....
Levein totally missed a long ball from the Krauts and one of them
nipped in,and rocketed the ball past Nicky Walker.......
SQF Jambo
|
128.115 | | HAM::SCHARNBERG | find the misspelled sybills ! | Thu Mar 25 1993 06:59 | 12 |
|
In the 20th minute, Levein missed a very easy ball, I think he jumped
to early and only slightly touched it on his way down again. Riedle was
just waiting behind him in front of the box and had an easy job in
passing Walker.
As for the rest of the game: An extremely lucky win for Germany. The
Scots had most of the match and after all it was K�pke's good
performance in the German goal that saved Germany.
Heiko
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128.116 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Thu Mar 25 1993 07:36 | 7 |
|
What a bunch of poncy, shirt lifting, fudge packing poofters
Scotland looked in there PINK hit me with your handbag shirts last
night, no wonder the poof at the back missed the header he was to busy
putting his nail varnish on....Has to be the worst kit I've ever seen.
Neil....
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128.117 | Looks fine to me..:-) | YELBUS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Mar 25 1993 08:26 | 12 |
|
re last
Poncy, poofy, pink, call it what you like. It has however got one good
thing going for it...
IT ISN'T BLOODY ENGLISH...
Danny.
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128.118 | | ECCGY4::HAIGH | A1v30CM wubble wubble! | Thu Mar 25 1993 08:28 | 18 |
|
Scotland only have themselves to blame. They were the better team
on the night, MUCH better, and had numerous good chances to win it.
Collins wants shooting for the miss 10 minutes from the end, but it
would be unfair to single out one miss.
The Scottish midfield were excellent, and I think had McCoist been
playing they would have won. Is he injured?
Not sure where the game was played but the crowd were right behind
Scotland all the way. Were they mostly kids? They certainly generated
some atmosphere.
Shock horror; EVEN the 2 most biased commentators on the planet
(John Motson excluded) Fassbender and K.H. Rummenigge said that Germany
were very fortunate. I had to order another Weissbier...
Steve
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128.119 | Just a friendly | YELBUS::DSMITH | ONE THOMAS BROLIN... | Thu Mar 25 1993 08:36 | 20 |
|
re last
Usual story for Scotland. Plenty of chances but some good goalkeeping
and a couple of misses meant another defeat. Also lost a goal from
nothing.
McCoist was withdrawn along with 5 other Rangers players from the
squad due to injury/illness/totally knackered.
On last nights performance, Ferguson, McLaren, Wright, Boyd and Collins
must have staked a claim for the next world cup match against Potugal.
Due to poor crowds at recent games, the SFA finally came up with a
fairly sensible idea and opened the gates to families, schools, youth
organisations etc which explains the high pitch cries from the crowd.
Danny.
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128.120 | As much passion as an Irish rugby team :-) | RTOEU::RDELANEY | | Thu Mar 25 1993 08:41 | 12 |
| I thought the Scots were brilliant....... if I was Roxborough I get rid
of all the primadonnas that were missing last night and have those
young guys in my team. At least they had a go and looked like they were
proud to play for their country. Living in Germany it was good to see
them get rattled. Only for the goalie, who admitted afterwards it was
his best game for Germany, Scotland could've had 3. On the other hand
only for Levine.........
I also thought the kit was quite nice. At last they've got rid of those
poxy shorts.......
- Robin
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128.121 | | ECCGY4::HAIGH | A1v30CM wubble wubble! | Thu Mar 25 1993 08:51 | 9 |
|
> -< As much passion as an Irish rugby team :-) >-
And as much Euphoria? ;-)
I agree about the youngsters Robbie, the Aberdeen player who came
on at the end (Booth?) looked good as well. I just think that a clinical
finisher was missing.
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128.122 | Nungy | PAKORA::SWRIGHT | | Thu Mar 25 1993 20:38 | 4 |
| Re .116
Who Poked your Kidneys....?
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128.123 | And sent them homewards to think again :-) | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | You Ain't seen nothing yet ! | Thu Mar 25 1993 20:53 | 10 |
| re .116
Neil,
If memory serves me right,isn't it a certain English soccer player
who is a fudge packing poofter :-)
As for Scotlands strip,at least it is better than the boring White
crap worn by that "wee fat useless huddy called gascoine"
SQF Jambo
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128.124 | I bet they had fun in the Shower after the game. | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Fri Mar 26 1993 07:45 | 14 |
|
.128
If you are refering to the pictures in the papers of the Great Gazza
in his Pink Shirt and Jeans, then all who have to do is look to his
right and you will see a lovely blonde next to him, that certainly puts
paid to any doubts about HIS gender.
Regarding the strip being better than the boring white , I Don't think
so , do you ?. Come on, you have to admit they did look like a bunch of
John Inman look alikes, mincing around the football pitch.
Neil...
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128.125 | Just a bimbet.. | BUSSTP::DSMITH | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S A PRAT | Fri Mar 26 1993 08:55 | 9 |
|
re last
She's probably a thick Essex bimbo after a bit of high profile and
some easy cash. After all, most self-respecting female would realise
he's a fat, ugly, over-rated fool with his brain in his feet.
Danny.
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128.126 | | AYOV11::KMCCLELLAND | The Honest Truth | Fri Mar 26 1993 08:55 | 6 |
|
Isn't John Inman English ?
I think we should be told.
Kev...
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128.127 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Fri Mar 26 1993 09:39 | 6 |
|
Re.126
I doubt it.
Neil...
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128.128 | WORLD BEWARE !! GAZZA'S FRONT | AYOV11::KMCCLELLAND | The Honest Truth | Fri Mar 26 1993 10:52 | 3 |
| He certainly looks and acts that way....
Kev..
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128.129 | Gazza "Upstairs Downstairs"!!!!! | KBOMFG::TANNER | We're one, but we're not the same | Fri Mar 26 1993 11:33 | 7 |
|
re .128....
Kev that was a good one.... And John Inman IS English... Just ask
John Cleese....
Rule No 1. No Pooftas...
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128.130 | Portugal vs Switzerland | NEST::LAGINHAS | | Thu Apr 01 1993 17:36 | 5 |
| I read that the score for the Portugal vs Switzerland match was 1 - 1.
Can anyone provide a game report and current standings.
Joe
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128.131 | Updated group table | BUSSTP::DSMITH | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S A PRAT | Thu Apr 01 1993 18:58 | 11 |
|
P W D L F A Pts
Switzerland 5 3 2 0 15 3 8
Italy 5 3 2 0 13 5 8
Scotland 4 1 2 1 3 3 4
Portugal 4 1 2 1 3 4 4
Malta 6 0 1 5 2 15 1
Estonia 2 0 1 1 0 6 1
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128.132 | Switzerland v Portugal - brief report | SWBNEU::TOURNE::WRIGHT | | Fri Apr 02 1993 09:14 | 27 |
| re -2
saw the game on tv (in between switching channels to the German Cup semi-final),
and wasn't too impressed with either side.
Switzerland didn't play up to the level i'd expected after watching the previous
games against Scotland and Italy. They took the lead towards the end of the first
half with a header from Chapuisat (their only really class player), following a
left wing cross from Souter. They hadn't really got their act back together when
they conceded a soft equaliser 4 minutes later, to a free header in the box. In
the second half both sides looked as if they'd settled for a point, the most
notable feature was some truly ferocious tackling by the Protgese defence. In
one incident (which was replayed ad infinitum from various angles) a Swiss player
slid the ball away and was then caught in the face by a flying boot with a
Portugese attached to the other end of it. The Swiss ended up with a fractured
cheek bone, the Portugese wasn't even booked, and in fact repeated the act on
another swiss forward later in the game. The Swiss had Chapuisat sent off (i
think - i was watching the cup game at the time) for a retaliatory dig at a
defender, and he'll miss the next game (against Malta).
The match was played in Bern, to a packed stadium. The Portugese had a lot of
support from the Portugese migrant workers living in Switzerland.
All in all the Swiss seem happy with a point, and it leaves them handily placed
for qualification for the finals.
Ray Wright, Neuchatel Software Development Centre
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128.133 | latest score !! | LARVAE::FERRARO_A | Antony Ferraro @UCG | Thu Apr 15 1993 15:30 | 5 |
| result from yesterday.
Italy 2 Estonia 0
Baggio
Signori
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128.134 | Malta V Switzerland final score | XSTACY::PATTISON | Force the hand of chance | Mon Apr 19 1993 18:00 | 2 |
|
17-APR-1993 Malta 0 Switzerland 2
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128.135 | Update | XSTACY::PATTISON | Force the hand of chance | Mon Apr 19 1993 18:06 | 18 |
|
Assuming the last table was correct..
P W D L F A Pts
Switzerland 6 4 2 0 17 3 10
Italy 6 4 2 0 15 5 10
Scotland 4 1 2 1 3 3 4
Portugal 4 1 2 1 3 4 4
Malta 7 0 1 6 2 17 1
Estonia 3 0 1 2 0 8 1
Next game Portugal v Scotland (in case anyone didn't know)
If that game ends in a draw it seems unlikely anyone will
catch the top two.
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128.136 | Portugal V Scotland | SIOG::FRANCEY | | Wed Apr 28 1993 13:16 | 4 |
| There doesn't seem to be much interest in here about tonight's game. Is
this typical of the mood back home??????
Jimmy frea' Embra
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128.137 | Ferranti's roolz OK | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | You Aint Seen Nothing,YET | Wed Apr 28 1993 21:31 | 10 |
|
re-1....
Haw Jimbo....hooz it hangin....ma auld champion !!!!
when you back in Edinburgh, geez a fone and we'll hae to
have a foo of beers....
SQF Jambo
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128.138 | | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Apr 28 1993 21:39 | 6 |
|
I believe that Portugal have an early goal.
Portugal 1 Scotland 0
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128.139 | 2-0 | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Apr 28 1993 22:02 | 10 |
|
Portugal scored just on half time.
Portugal 2 Scotland 0
Scotland had the ball in the net but it was disallowed for offside. I
am informed that the replay shows that it should have been a goal.
Archie
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128.140 | Still 2-0 | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Apr 28 1993 22:29 | 2 |
|
Half way through the second half, still 2-0.
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128.141 | Oh Dear!!! | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Apr 28 1993 22:52 | 5 |
|
I am sad to report that it is now 5-0 to Portugal.
Archie
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128.142 | One of those nights...again!! | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Apr 28 1993 23:11 | 8 |
|
Final Score
Portugal 5 Scotland 0
Ally McCoist was carried off near the end of the game.
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128.143 | 5-0, But we were away from home.... | PAKORA::CDOUDIE | Glencoe 1692 R.I.P. | Wed Apr 28 1993 23:21 | 6 |
|
RE -1
should have carried him of at the start of the game.......
world class striker....mmmmmmmmmmmm.
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128.144 | Boo Hoo Hoo!!!!! | PAKORA::MCAMERON | Martin | Wed Apr 28 1993 23:23 | 7 |
|
RE last
Archie,
Was it true that he was carried off with a strain to the tear
duct???
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128.145 | Every cloud has a silver lining | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Apr 28 1993 23:29 | 11 |
|
Steady, lads, steady..
Look on the bright side...er....er.....I'll get back to you on that
one.
Actually, if we fail to qualify for the last 24, and England get
through, then we'll have 23 teams to support!!!
Archie
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128.146 | I wanted Scotland to qualify | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | on the Streets of San Francisco | Wed Apr 28 1993 23:34 | 17 |
| Archie,
The bright side to this defeat is that the rest of the world won't have
to look forward to the once-ever 4 years game where Scotland lose in
front of a TV audience of many millions to Costa Rica, Eritrea or the
O'Higgins Boys second XI.
I'm disappointed as I was hoping to see that game in person as
retribution for the last Scotland v Wales game (:==:)
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks (One dejected Welshman)
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128.147 | The crying game | PAKORA::CGALLAGHER | | Wed Apr 28 1993 23:37 | 10 |
|
RE last few,
Another great performance from our No 1 stroker,sorry striker,
No goals.........Puffy eyes.........and a very wet strip.
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128.148 | | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Wed Apr 28 1993 23:38 | 10 |
|
Andrew,
Please, let bygones be bygones. There are very few Scots who don't
wish that Wales had gone to Argentina instead of us 8-))
Anyway, it WAS a penalty in 1986, and it made up for the award of
the non-goal at Hampden in that campaign.
Archie
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128.150 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Thu Apr 29 1993 08:55 | 5 |
|
Any one have a match report for this game...
Neil..
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128.151 | Taxi for Roxburgh, Stretcher for McCoist. | PAKORA::SPATON | | Thu Apr 29 1993 09:33 | 2 |
|
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128.152 | Respect the Mourning | PANIC::ANDERSON | The original Magpies | Thu Apr 29 1993 09:47 | 6 |
| Re .149
That is in the worst possible taste - please retract it.
Rob
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128.153 | Scotland were pathetic | XSTACY::JLUNDON | @GAO 822-4715 Leeds Champions | Thu Apr 29 1993 09:57 | 12 |
| What happened to Scotland? They were pathetic? They were so fragile in
defence it was palpable and the Portugese (by no means brilliant) took
advantage. I think any international team would have beaten Scotland on
yesterdays performance. Most of them looked half asleep especially the defender
who blocked a shot right into the path of the onrushing forward for a simple
tap in. He might as well not bothered it would have been less embarrassing.
The only reason I can think of for such a poor performance was that a good
proportion of the team is Rangers(?) and they have had a long, long season and
are now very tired.
James.
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128.154 | | EBYGUM::WATTERSONP | All my failings exposed | Thu Apr 29 1993 10:32 | 8 |
| >> <<< Note 128.145 by PAKORA::AMILLAR "And some late news just in..." >>>
>> Actually, if we fail to qualify for the last 24, and England get
>> through, then we'll have 23 teams to support!!!
Brilliant note - sums up the Anti-English brigade.
Paul
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128.155 | over to you Arthur.... | SIOG::FRANCEY | | Thu Apr 29 1993 11:23 | 10 |
| In the words of that most famous Scottish football commentator;
Arthur Montford......
"A disaster for Scotland!"!!!!!!!!!!!!
What would Archie make of it? ("oh dear, oh dear, oh dear"!!??)
or indeed Uncle David? ("and what a sorry sight as McCoist trundles
off the park"!!???)
Jimmy
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128.156 | And Futre was brilliant | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Thu Apr 29 1993 13:15 | 6 |
|
A bad night for Scotland. In the end they were lucky to escape with 5.
I'd love to have seen Scotland qualify. Looks like it'll just be Wales
and Ireland now from the home nations.
Gary.
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128.157 | Gary, you're at it again!! | ESSB::BREE | | Thu Apr 29 1993 14:20 | 11 |
| Gary,
At the risk of being pedantic the "home nation" Ireland, is Northern
Ireland and they won't qualify. On the other hand, Ireland as in
Republic of Ireland, still have a good chance.
Secondly, while it's a shame to see Scotland beaten it's nice to see
the best possible Scottish team in action, i.e. seven Rangers
players including one of the best goalies in the game....
Paul
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128.158 | :-) | GALVIA::SPAIN | There's always the U.S. | Thu Apr 29 1993 14:31 | 8 |
|
Oh forget it Paul. The 5 teams in these islands are known as the
home countries.
BTW I see that you're now supporting the orangemen. That was some
change of heart. :-)
Gary.
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128.159 | Report anyone!! | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Thu Apr 29 1993 14:37 | 6 |
|
Any chance of a match report ?, I didn't get to see the game on
sportsnight last night so I can't comment. Also can someone put in
the updated table.
Neil...
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128.160 | Be persistant Neil | IOSG::PARKER | Jim Parker | Thu Apr 29 1993 15:04 | 11 |
|
One hundred and fity nine entries and still no match report! Neil I
think this is probably as eloquent a match report as you're likely to
get.
I'll phone home for the video (was it live on Scottish TV?) I'd
better phone now to make sure no one's gone and done anything silly -
like lob the telly out the window.
Jim
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128.161 | Five LUCKY Strikes. | MASALA::DREILLY | | Thu Apr 29 1993 23:29 | 11 |
| That Match report:-
They (Portugal) scored twice in the first half.
Half time score 2-0.
They (Portugal) scored three times in the second Half.
Full time 5-0.
We (SCOTLAND) were P**H.
DAVIE.
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128.162 | I blame computers. No more 'tanner ba'. | KIRKTN::CDOUDIE | Glencoe 1692 R.I.P. | Fri Apr 30 1993 06:54 | 27 |
| Re: .157
I have never read so much crap in my life as the second statement of
this note.
The "Magnificent 7" pulled out of the Germany game with "injuries" and
Scotland play some good football for a change and then they all
miraculously play for their club the following saturday.
Then Roxburgh picks them for a do or die world cup game and they are
all shown for the "slow, past it, has beens" they really are.
Some of the other noters mention the state of the Scotland
international team and do you know what makes it funny is that they are
right, but some people can't see it because "We must be OK, their are
seven Rangers players in the team".
Scotland at the moment has not got a decent international player never
mind a world class player and I doubt if we will have in the next ten
years, not from a nation of 5 000 000.
And as Mr Roxburgh puts it..."The days of 4 or 5-0 wins at international
level are well past!!!"
Never heard him say that last night, eh lads !!!.
colin
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128.163 | Calm down bhoy!!! | PAKORA::CPHILLIPS | | Fri Apr 30 1993 11:42 | 6 |
| So the blame for Scotland's humiliating defeat lies squarely on the
shoulders of the Rangers players........I think not, it's deeper
than that, a lot deeper.
SQFRSC
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128.164 | Don't blame anyone, it's obvious that change is required | KIRKTN::GMCKEE | | Fri Apr 30 1993 12:08 | 11 |
|
Scotland need to build from the start maybe even get a new manager in,
not that I'm blaming Roxburgh. McLaren,D.Ferguson,Jess,Smith,Wright,
Durrant,Collins,D.Robertson and a few others should be involved with the
squad from now on with a view to taking first team places in time for
England 96. I'm not saying they will all make the grade but, with
nothing left to play for, they should be given their chance. Roxburgh
has been relying on his senior players (and rightly so) but should
now get the youngsters in and build up their experience, either that or
move over and let someone else try.
|
128.165 | | UNTADH::WILCOCKSON | Hammond Organs are go! | Fri Apr 30 1993 12:15 | 5 |
| re. Getting the youngsters in...
I couldn't agree more, look how well they played in the friendly
against Germany (who played their normal team). I can't believe that
that squad would have lost 5-0 to Portugal.
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128.166 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S BACK | Fri Apr 30 1993 12:18 | 9 |
|
What is Roxburgh pedigree as manager has he ever managed at club
level ?. I'm suprised the Scotland F.A havn't approached one of the
English based Scottish club managers to run the national side, lets
face it some of the most successful English clubs of recent years have
been managed by Scotsman.
Neil...
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128.167 | | FORTY2::ETHERIDGE | cripes | Fri Apr 30 1993 14:03 | 6 |
| The Scotland team that faced Germany recently had them on the rack for
most of the game and only went down to a spawny goal. What a shame that
Roxburgh did'nt stick with those lads who played so well against the
World Champions.
Ian.
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128.168 | Comments on disaster....... | PAKORA::JOWENS | | Fri Apr 30 1993 14:05 | 39 |
| re-1
My God, I almost agree with Neil.....what a thought. I think it is
time for a change of manager for Scotland, not because Roxburgh is
crap, just that there is no way we shall progress under the the current
regime. I would tend to go for a manager with a pedigree, perhaps even
a non-Scot, to manage the side and see what they could progress to in
the future.
It is time for some of the old guard to give up the national side.
ie. McStay, McPherson, McInally, McKimmie, Malpas, McCoist.
We are now at a stage where the young talent should be used while they
can learn from the 4 or 5 more senior players who still warrant their
place.
Another thought would be to move Roxburgh onto re-organizing youth
football in Scotland....lets go the way of the Dutch or something like
that. We now need to teach skills as opposed to training distance
runners.
Just while we are on the subject would some of you like to put in what
would be your team if everybody was fit. Here's mine......
Goram (Rangers)
Wright (A'deen) Gough (Rangers) McLaren (Hearts) Robertson (Gers)
McCallister (leeds) McCall (Gers) Collins (Celtic)
Jess (A'deen)
Booth (A'deen) Ferguson (Dundee Utd)
Subs- Durrant, Boyd, Henry, Creaney?, Marshall
IMO,
Jonno
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128.169 | | BUSSTP::DREES | Three good buddies were... | Fri Apr 30 1993 14:44 | 13 |
|
Would successful Scottish manager's of English clubs like Alex Ferguson,
Kenny Dalglish and George Graham want to manage the international team?
I know if I were in their shoes it wouldn't appeal to me. All are very
good managers but I don't think any of them would be able to make
Scotland world beaters.....we simply don't have the class players.
Things must change at grass roots level first.
Del.
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128.170 | | SQGUK::NOCK | Deleted, but not read | Fri Apr 30 1993 16:14 | 5 |
| re. .168
> I would tend to go for a manager with a pedigree, perhaps even
> a non-Scot,...
Brian Clough is available at the end of the season .... ;-)
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128.171 | Excuse me old bean, what's a tanner ba' ?? | KURMA::CDOUDIE | Glencoe 1692 R.I.P. | Fri Apr 30 1993 21:36 | 12 |
| RE: 163
Read carefully and you will see my reply is to .157's statement that we
can do no wrong with "7 Rangers players in the team". I did not at any
time say "defeat lies squarely......".
At the end of my note I am saying the blame is "deeper than that, a lot
deeper". Some similarities there, eh ??
ps. my title says it all, I think. 8*)
colin.
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128.172 | | NSDC::SIMPSON | The future sure isn't what it used to be | Sun May 02 1993 19:59 | 17 |
| Switzerland did themselves a power of good last night by beating Italy 1-0.
Although they were completely outclassed technically, they were well organised
in defence, and the goalkeeper Pascolo made some inspired saves - particularly
during the first half.
A decisive incident happened just befor half time when D. Baggio upended a
Swiss player in a very nasty way, and was justifiably sent off. When Italy came
out in the second half, they took off Mancini in favour of a defender, and
played for a point.
Switzerland scored in the 54th minute through Hottiger, and then held on -
despite some nervous moments when Italy had free kicks from 25 yards out.
A fortunate victory - the sending off made all of the difference. The manager,
Roy Hodgson (Former F.E.) is now a national hero, and Switzerland need 3 points
(away to Scotland and Portugal, home to one of the Baltic countries) to be sure
of going through.
|
128.173 | Pascolo. | GVA02::LAINSBURY | Top 6 by May | Mon May 03 1993 14:02 | 9 |
| Pascolo plays for Servette here in Geneva. He is absolutely crap. Must
have been an off day !
Saturday night was full of Italian style hanging out of cars with
airhorns, waving flags. The only difference is that instead of Fiat
125's, there were convertible GTI's.
Stupid prats.
Rgds.
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128.174 | The Maltese are coming! | FORTY2::ASH | Grahame Ash @REO | Thu May 13 1993 13:27 | 5 |
| Historic result:
Estonia 0 Malta 1
Malta's first ever win in the WC.
|
128.175 | Will Scotland finish 5th? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Alphatraz - Coming Summer 93 | Thu May 13 1993 17:25 | 8 |
| GASH,
I believe that Malta are now only one point behind Scotland
Can you confirm this?
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
128.176 | Estonia can still qualify - Malta Can't | XSTACY::PATTISON | Force the hand of chance | Fri May 14 1993 18:13 | 35 |
|
P W D L F A Pts
Switzerland 7 5 2 0 18 3 12
Italy 7 4 2 1 15 6 10
Portugal 5 2 2 1 8 4 6
Scotland 5 1 2 2 3 8 4
Malta 8 1 1 6 3 17 3
Estonia 4 0 1 3 0 9 1
Still to come...
19 May 93 Estonia v Scotland
2 Jun 93 Scotland v Estonia
19 Jun 93 Portugal v Malta
5 Sep 93 Estonia v Portugal
8 Sep 93 Scotland v Switzerland
22 Sep 93 Estonia v Italy
13 Oct 93 Italy v Scotland
Portugal v Switzerland
10 Nov 93 Portugal v Estonia
17 Nov 93 Malta v Scotland
Italy v Portugal
Switzerland v Estonia
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128.177 | Who Knows | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Fri May 14 1993 22:02 | 30 |
|
Consider the following:-
Estonia - Scotland Win for Scotland
Scotland - Estonia Win for Scotland
Portugal - Malta Win for Portugal
Estonia - Portugal Win for Portugal
Scotland - Swiss Win for Scotland
Estonia - Italy Win for Italy
Italy - Scotland Win for Scotland
Portugal - Swiss Win for Swiss
Portugal - Estonia Win for Portugal
Malta - Scotland Win for Scotland
Italy - Portugal Draw
Swiss - Estonia Win for Swiss
The final table would be;-
Switzerland 16 pts
Scotland 14 pts
Italy 13 pts
Portugal 13 pts
Malta 3 pts
Estonia 1 pt.
It would be a lot for Scotland to do, but changes have
to be made and a new spirit must be born in the team. It
also depends on the Italy-Portugal game being a draw, or
it would be down to goal difference.
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128.178 | Melt in your hand | IOSG::PARKER | Jim Parker | Mon May 17 1993 12:08 | 6 |
|
I can see us do with wins over Italy and Switzerland (I am wearing
the very latest hi-tech tartan lenses) but I have real worries about
that last game against Malta!
|
128.179 | Step one - ticked off!! | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Thu May 20 1993 12:44 | 15 |
|
Well, the first step of my Qualification plan has fallen into place
with Scotland winning 3-0 last night in Estonia. The excitement caused
by this match was so intense that I forgot it was being played last
night until I heard the score on the TV news.
Don't know much about the match except that Scotland almost had the
embarrassment of allowing Estonia to score their first ever WC goal
when they hit the bar with Gunn well beaten, and a defender had to
clear off the line.
At this stage, the result was all that mattered.
Archie
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128.180 | Gary McAllister is a hutch o' p**h !! | MASALA::JJACK | | Fri May 21 1993 17:21 | 12 |
|
In reply to Jonno's note (Entry .168) & after some coaxing away from the
DAFTLAND topic 47, I agree with the potential team posted, with
one or two exceptions............
I'd have Boyd in for Robertson, but then again I would say that 8*)
And also either Durrant or McGinlay of Hibs in for McAllister.
The main reason being coz.......
I hate McAllister ! IMHO he's p**h, always has been over-rated &
always will be !
|
128.181 | Mair crap. | BUSSTP::DSMITH | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S A PRAT | Thu Jun 03 1993 10:43 | 19 |
|
A definite lack of interest in this note
Last nights result
Scotland 3 Estonia 1
2 goals from Pat Nevin and 1 from Brian McLair gave Scotland a
convincing, if unflattering victory. Last nights team of young players
and a few of the old guard didn't look particularly good against a
very poor international team. Estonia scored their first ever wc goal
after the Scotland defence/midfield gave the goalscorer the freedom
of Pittodrie to shoot home from 20 yards.
The last 2 results puts us 2 points behind Italy in 2nd place so
mathematically Scotland still have a very slim chance of qualifying.
Danny.
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128.182 | Portugal have the games and easy teams! | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | June 7-13 Real Football in the U.S | Thu Jun 03 1993 17:40 | 8 |
| Danny,
I wouldn't rule out Portugal who play twice before Scotland next play
they still have to play Malta twice and Estonia twice.
Regards,
Andrew.D.wicks
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128.183 | It aint over till it's over | BUSSTP::DSMITH | WORLD BEWARE!! GAZZA'S A PRAT | Fri Jun 04 1993 08:56 | 9 |
|
re last
Your right Andrew, but I was just trying to be very optimistic about
Scotland's chances, in fact I'm beginning to sound like a script writer
for Andy Roxburgh.
Danny
|
128.184 | | MASALA::GPIKE | Up the Rosey Posey. | Sat Jun 05 1993 00:54 | 3 |
|
Does anyone know what the team was and who the scorers were for the
first game against Estonia.
|
128.185 | All going to plan. | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Sun Jun 06 1993 13:15 | 8 |
|
Please see my note, number .177
The plan shows that Portugal can beat all these wee teams and we can
still qualify. The deciders will be the games between the "good" sides.
Archie.
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128.186 | Imoortant game in this group tomorrow | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Fri Jun 18 1993 19:37 | 6 |
| well I know Archie's masterplan predicts a Portugal win tomorrow
against Malta but i'm sure he wouldn't mind a draw?
regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
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128.187 | Less than 5 is a good result | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Sat Jun 19 1993 11:52 | 6 |
|
A draw would be great, Andrew, but Portugal can be a difficult place to
get a result ;-)
Archie
|
128.188 | Up the Maltees'ers | PAKORA::EGRANT | | Sun Jun 20 1993 02:34 | 6 |
|
What was the result from tonights game....
Eck
|
128.189 | | BUSSTP::DREES | | Sun Jun 20 1993 11:26 | 4 |
|
Portugal beat Malta 4-0.
Del.
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128.190 | Weekend result | GALVIA::SPAIN | signed long gary(); | Sun Sep 05 1993 20:02 | 23 |
|
Estonia 0 Portugal 2
Group 1
GP W D L GF GA Pts MxPts
Switzerland 7 5 2 0 18 4 12 18
Portugal 7 4 2 1 14 4 10 16
Italy 7 4 2 1 15 6 10 16
Scotland 7 3 2 2 10 9 8 14
Malta 9 1 1 7 3 21 3 4
Estonia 7 0 1 6 1 17 1 7
Group1
08.09.93: Scotland-Switzerland
22.09.93: Estonia-Italy
13.10.93: Portugal-Switzerland
13.10.93: Italy-Scotland
10.11.93: Portugal-Estonia
17.11.93: Italy-Portugal
17.11.93: Malta-Scotland
17.11.93: Switzerland-Estonia
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128.191 | | KIRKTN::AMCARTHUR | WATCH OUT..ees got a SHOOWTER | Wed Sep 08 1993 14:31 | 8 |
|
Prediction for tonight....
Scotland 2 Switzerland 0
durie
jess
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128.192 | We're so mince it's unbelievable....C'mon Eire ! | KIRKTN::JJACK | | Wed Sep 08 1993 15:34 | 11 |
|
And now for a SENSIBLE prediction.......
Scotland..........0 Switzerland.........1
Knupp(sp?)
With the mingin/boufin team that Roxburgh has picked, that'll be a good
result !
|
128.193 | result | BUSSTP::DREES | | Wed Sep 08 1993 22:50 | 9 |
|
Scotland 1 Switzerland 1
by all accounts a very good performance but a disappointing result.
Ta Ta W.C
Del.
|
128.194 | At least Eire won! | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Wed Sep 08 1993 23:04 | 8 |
| comisserations from another country that blew a lead ...
with both Italy and Portugal having a game in hand you're now
relying on some combinations of results being favourable since the top
3 all have to play each other.
Regards,
Andrew.D.wicks
|
128.195 | A draw was a fair result.... | KBOMFG::TANNER | U2 are Numbed!!!!!!!!!!! | Thu Sep 09 1993 11:40 | 12 |
|
Iam glad for the Swiss that they got a result (no offense to any fellow
celts). But even if they had won last night they would have probably lost to
Italy and that would have ended the dreams of both the Scots and the Swiss.
They also deserved a draw, and came very close to snatching a win in the last
second. I enjoyed this game a lot, good end to end football and it was very
clean game.
Ye'll be back again, there's seems to be a lot of young players coming up
which is a great asset to any team.
-dave-
|
128.196 | Only time to watch Scotland | ISIDRO::BREADIE | | Thu Sep 09 1993 12:26 | 15 |
| Ok so I fell in home at 2:30 and found the game on Spanish tv. I know i
was pissed because Scotland looked the far better of two medium teams.
Heavens above even donkey Durie looked good ! Collins looked to have a
reasonable game but the rest average.
Good result for Sitzerland who surely must now qualify, but I fancy
portugal may cause an upset by nicking second place ahead of Italy.
Then that will mean two world cup regulars not reaching the final !
Facinating to listen to the Spanish commentators saying how much better
Scotland would have been if they had had their best players like
Alistair Mccoist, Goram and [I swear I heard this] Ally Maxwell !
Well it was 2:30 in the morning.
Denis
|
128.197 | I'll have one of what he's drinkin' | AYOV25::FSPAIN | Sending out a SOS | Thu Sep 09 1993 14:02 | 7 |
| re: -1
Facinating to listen to the Spanish commentators saying ......
You must have been drunk Den coz you can't speak spanish !!!!!
|
128.198 | Bremner for manager. | KIRKTN::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Sun Sep 12 1993 22:15 | 20 |
|
For Scotland now to qualify, we would have to really hammer Italy, so
that our goal difference was the better of ourselves, Italy and
Portugal, because we could all finish on 13 points. Apart from this we
would need some of the smaller nations to upset either (or both) Italy
or Portugal.
On the positive side, the team played well without the Prima Donnas and
I hope that many of the missing "superstars" are never recalled to the
side. These younger players have now shown against Germany and
Switzerland that they have the appetite and enthusiasm to give 100% for
their country. Mind you, I'd still like to know what Gunn was thinking
about when he pulled down the Swiss player. Surely he could see the
defenders were running in to cover the goal.
All in all, I think that non-qualification could be the rebirth of the
national side. I'd hate to stumble through to the finals and have to
watch the same old story again.
Archie
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128.199 | New boss wanted | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Mon Sep 13 1993 22:30 | 12 |
|
Andy Roxburgh resigned today as Scottish coach. He will retain his
position as Technical Director. Craig Brown, his assistant, will be
caretaker boss for the games against Italy and Malta. Craig Brown has
had a lot of success with the under age squads in recent years, and it
would not surprise me, although it would disappoint me, if he became
the successor to Andy Roxburgh. I would prefer the new boss to come
from the 1974 squad which I beleive was the best, and I would go for
Billy Bremner.
Archie.
|
128.200 | why? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Mon Sep 13 1993 22:57 | 10 |
| Archie,
what were his reasons? I mean they're not actually out of the World Cup
yet.
Brian Clough and Terry venables are available!
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
128.201 | We're on the march wae Ally's army.... | PAKORA::SNEIL | | Tue Sep 14 1993 00:47 | 7 |
|
What about Ally McCloud @:^)) He's the master of hype,Anyone who can
work fans up so much that 30 000 of them(bet you were there Archie)
turn up to wave the team off is ok in my book.
SCott
|
128.202 | Billy Bremner? | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Come the glorious day | Tue Sep 14 1993 11:15 | 14 |
| Aargghh. What are you saying?
I think I have voiced my reservations about Bremner before, but he's probably
worth slandering twice. What sort of qualification is it to have turned a
half-decent team that came second in the FA youth championship (Doncaster
Rovers) into a no-talent bunch of old crocks languishing hopelessly at the
bottom of the fourth division (when there was such a thing)?
We're still trying to recover from the damage he did us.
I know that his ambition is to be Scotland manager, but please, don't do it to
yourself.
Mike
|
128.203 | Just the man they've been looking for .... :-) | RTOEU::RDELANEY | Demdatdeseandose..... | Tue Sep 14 1993 13:40 | 1 |
|
|
128.204 | Still 6 in a row? | PAKORA::AMILLAR | And some late news just in... | Tue Sep 14 1993 20:30 | 16 |
|
OK, I admit that I was at Hampden (When it had a North Stand) to wave
to the team. I still admire Ally McLoed for actually getting me to do
that! I even ran a bus to it from my work at that time - and the bus
was packed.
Newspapers today seem to be of the opinion that the SFA will take the
easy option and go for Craig Brown if he makes a reasonable job, ie
none of the players get killed, presumably, in the 2 final WC matches.
The run of 5 in a row for the WC looks over, will it be the end at 1 in
a row for the Euro championships. I'm almost saying "Who cares?" so
maybe it's time to bring Ally back.
Archie.
|
128.205 | result | LUCCIO::ALTOBRANDO | | Thu Sep 23 1993 14:07 | 10 |
| Tallin, 22 Sept. 1993
Estonia - Italia : 0 - 3
R.Baggio (pk)
R.Mancini
R.Baggio
A very boring match.
Italy win because... more technical team.
|
128.206 | updated table | XSTACY::PATTISON | Force the hand of chance | Fri Sep 24 1993 17:19 | 18 |
|
Group 1
GP W D L GF GA Pts MxPts
Switzerland 8 5 3 0 20 6 13 17
Italy 8 5 2 1 18 6 12 16
Portugal 7 4 2 1 14 4 10 16
Scotland 8 3 3 2 11 10 9 13
Malta 9 1 1 7 3 21 3 4
Estonia 8 0 1 7 1 20 1 5
Group1
13.10.93: Portugal-Switzerland
13.10.93: Italy-Scotland
10.11.93: Portugal-Estonia
17.11.93: Italy-Portugal
17.11.93: Malta-Scotland
17.11.93: Switzerland-Estonia
|
128.207 | My table says... | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Tue Sep 28 1993 01:05 | 5 |
| I think switzerland should be GF 19 GA 5
Regards,
Andrew.D.wicks
|
128.208 | Game time please | NEST::LAGINHAS | | Tue Oct 12 1993 18:24 | 22 |
| Could someone post the time for tomorrow's matches?
Does anyone know the Portuguese lineup? Let's hope it is something
like this:
Baia
Abel Xavier Fernando Couto Jorge Costa
Oceano
Figo Peixe Paulo Sousa
Rui Barros Joao Pinto II Futre
(or Cadete)
If they use that lineup they might beat Switzerland by 3 to 0!!!!!!
The group will look very interesting if Portugal beat Switzerland.
I believe the group will end up with Portugal, Switzerland, and Italy
tied with 15 points.
Good luck Portugal, hope to see you in 94!
Joe
|
128.209 | Is Scotland sleeping...? | YELBUS::DSMITH | Gazza's my hero...NOT!!!!! | Tue Oct 12 1993 20:38 | 24 |
|
Is anybody there? Is there an international tomorrow night? Does
anybody care?
The lack of interest in this note reflects the current lack of
interest in the Scottish international scene. For that reason, I
hope that Scotland get stuffed in Rome tomorrow night and fail
miserably against Malta next month. Maybe then, the so called top
men running Scottish football will get their fingers out and make
the changes necessary to get Scottish football on the up again.
However, as Gerry Mcnee would say, the dinosaurs at Jurrasic Park
Gardens will be happy to keep Craig Brown as manager. He won't rock
the boat and will be happy to go along with the wishes of the SFA.
Danny.
ps What about Brown's comments on Paul McStay. "Paul hasn't played
a bad game for Scotland, he's only played good or very good games".
Aye right, that's like saying I've never played a bad round of golf!
McStay has around 65 caps for Scotland, he's probably played about
25 decent games, mostly when he was in his teens/early 20's.
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128.210 | Scottish Football will always br third rate | PEKING::COSSEYN | | Wed Oct 13 1993 10:17 | 6 |
|
NO! no one is interested, it really sums up ther state of Scottish
football when your surporters would rather comment on the English
hooligans than there own national footballing side...Sad really...
Neil.....
|
128.211 | It's now or never! | PAVONE::TURNER | | Wed Oct 13 1993 10:19 | 16 |
|
Well, Danny, you might not realise this (although I hope the Scotland
team do), but you've got a real chance of pulling off something of a
shock tonight. Italy are without Maldini, Albertini, Signori,
Vierchowod, Fortunato and Mancini tonight. Add to that the fact that
Dino Baggio, Eranio and Roberto Baggio are all carrying knocks, and
that Italy don't seem to be in great form at the moment, and you have
all the makings of an upset.
I think Scotland should go for the win, and judging by the team that
Brown's put out, he might just be thinking the same thing.
Dom
P.S. Italy also have two players making their debuts: Stroppa and
Mussi.
|
128.212 | 1-2 | IMAPC::MURRAY | | Wed Oct 13 1993 11:12 | 36 |
| Joe.
Kick off is at 21.00.
Lineups is probably as follows.
Pascolo
Hottiger Herr Geiger Quentin
Ohrel Sforza Bregy A.Sutter
Knup Chapuisat
---------------------------------------------------------------
Cadete or Barros P.Futre
J.Semedo V.Pinto V.Paneira D.Pinto
P.Sousa
Costa Cruz
Peixe
Baia
Cheers, Paul
Btw I think Switzerland will beat Portugal but don't hold me to it :-)
|
128.213 | USA Here we come | PRSIS4::WOOD | | Wed Oct 13 1993 11:52 | 12 |
| IF
Switzerland beat Portugal
AND
Scotland beat Italy
AND
Portugal beat Italy
AND
Scotland beat Malta
WE QUALIFY
DAVE WOOD
|
128.214 | | GYMAC::DCASSIDY | | Wed Oct 13 1993 12:10 | 5 |
|
You seem to have forgetten that Portugal still have to play the
Estonians in Lisbon !!!!!
|
128.215 | O flower of Scotland, when will we see . . | PRSIS4::WOOD | | Wed Oct 13 1993 14:56 | 20 |
| Alright, alright, we'll still be eating burgers in the US,
IF Switzerland beat Portugal
AND Scotland beat Italy
AND Portugal beat Italy
AND Scotland beat Malta
AND Estonia beat Portugal
WE QUALIFY
It all looks perfectly reasonable to me, the only doubt in the
remaining games seems to be if the Swiss will beat Estonia.
The plucky Estonians will certainly be bolstered by their fabulous
victory in Portugal and I'm sure they'll be a hard side to beat
afterwards.
I reckon.
DAVE WOOD
|
128.216 | AND don't forget | XSTACY::JLUNDON | @GAO 822-4715 Apathy is the most terrible vice! | Wed Oct 13 1993 15:12 | 8 |
| <<< Note 128.215 by PRSIS4::WOOD >>>
-< O flower of Scotland, when will we see . . >-
> AND Estonia beat Portugal
AND pigs fly....
James.
|
128.217 | Corminboeuf not playing ? | BONNET::VISCIGLIO | Allez O.G.C.N. ! | Wed Oct 13 1993 15:25 | 8 |
|
RE: -212
Do you know why Corminboeuf is not playing ?
He is a great keeper, one of the very best in Europe at the moment.
PYV
|
128.218 | | IMAPC::MURRAY | | Wed Oct 13 1993 16:26 | 17 |
|
PYV
Pascolo has been the first choice keeper for about 18 months now (I
think) and has recently had some magnificent games, particularly
against Italy, where he almost single handedly kept the Italians
from scoring.
I don't know much about Corminboeuf but his club trainer (Racing
Strasbourg????) has had some sort of personal bust up with the swiss
trainer and has I believe stated that Corminboeuf would not be released
for any swiss internationals.
According to the press though Roy Hodgson has considered giving
Corminboeuf a call-up.
Paul
|
128.219 | Thanks | BONNET::VISCIGLIO | Allez O.G.C.N. ! | Wed Oct 13 1993 19:05 | 8 |
|
Paul,
Thanks a lot for the update.
Did'nt know Pascolo was operating for 18 months.
Regards
Pierre-Yves
|
128.220 | | KIRKTN::AMCARTHUR | andrew 789 8225 | Wed Oct 13 1993 23:24 | 4 |
|
Italy 3 Scotland 1
Good luck Italy in the finals....
|
128.221 | What happened in other game? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Wed Oct 13 1993 23:27 | 1 |
| Did italy qualify? I thought that was dependent on the Portugal result
|
128.222 | Group 1 missing one score | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Thu Oct 14 1993 04:09 | 24 |
|
Don't have the final Portugal score but they were leading switzerland
1-0. whilst scotland are now out the table below shows that Italy
aren't through yet. I guess Portugal won because the report said
only Norway definitely qualified (a win for Switz would have done them)
Group 1
GP W D L GF GA Pts
Italy 9 6 2 1 21 7 14
Switzerland 8 5 3 0 19 5 13
Portugal 7 4 2 1 14 4 10
Scotland 9 3 3 3 12 13 9
Malta 9 1 1 7 3 21 3
Estonia 8 0 1 7 1 20 1
Group1
13.10.93: Portugal-Switzerland
13.10.93: Italy-Scotland 3-1
10.11.93: Portugal-Estonia
17.11.93: Italy-Portugal
17.11.93: Malta-Scotland
17.11.93: Switzerland-Estonia
|
128.223 | | IMAPC::MURRAY | | Thu Oct 14 1993 10:51 | 42 |
|
Portugal 1-0 Switzerland.
9' Jo�o V. Pinto
At least I got the Portuguese half of the score correct.
Portugal started the game meaning business and could have been 3
or 4 nil up within twenty minutes.
Sitzerlands only real chances both came from portuguese `back passes'.
Jo�o D.Pintos smashing a Chapuisat cross onto his own crossbar which
would have been a classic own goal in the 35th minute, and in the 46th
minute when a Alain Sutter volley was deflected onto the Portuguese
post.
A very physical game but not dirty with 3 bookings. The portugeuse
are going to become a very good team. They've got a lot of young
players and in Carlos Queiroz a good trainer. I think he won
the U19's WC or similar.
Italy 9 6 2 1 21 7 14
Switzerland 9 5 3 1 19 6 13
Portugal 8 5 2 1 15 4 12
Scotland 9 3 3 3 12 13 9
Malta 9 1 1 7 3 21 3
Estonia 8 0 1 7 1 20 1
10.11.93: Portugal-Estonia
17.11.93: Italy-Portugal
17.11.93: Malta-Scotland
17.11.93: Switzerland-Estonia
Three games to go. Assuming Portugal beat Estonia the crunch match is
Italy-Portugal.
If it's a draw then CH need to beat estonia by a two goal margin.
If either wins then CH would probably need a 2-2 or higher draw.
|
128.224 | Italy really need a win | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Thu Oct 14 1993 16:53 | 8 |
| If the Italy Portugal game finishes in adraw then Italy will miss out
BTW this game is now advertised as *LIVE* on TV in the U.S should be
a bugger to find an Italian restaurant open on the 17th.
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
128.225 | forgot to say | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Thu Oct 14 1993 16:53 | 1 |
| oh of course assuming Estonia lose both their games
|
128.226 | loadsa permutations | NEWOA::FIDO_T | Conation is the key | Thu Oct 14 1993 17:27 | 8 |
| > oh of course assuming Estonia lose both their games
Portugal need to win by 4 or more goals against Estonia to make their
goal difference better than the Italians. Then, as you say, assuming
that Switzerland beat Estonia, a draw would not be sufficient for
Italy.
Terry
|
128.227 | Alive and kicking | STORK::LAGINHAS | | Thu Oct 14 1993 19:11 | 18 |
| Yes, Portugal makes the group interesting again! They should have won
by 3 or 4 but that's life. Let's hope that Portugal put in Figo and
Abel Xavier in place of Semedo and Joao Pinto I (the one that almost
gave Switzerland the tie not the goal scorer) respectively for the next
match.
The current portuguese trainer won 2 consecutive WC U19. Half of the
national squad played on one or both of those teams.
4 against Estonia is highly probable, considering Rui Barros didn't
even play yesterday. Just ask Scotland what it is like to have Paulo
Futre and Rui Barros coming at you.
p.s. Hope to see Joao Pinto II, Rui Barros, and Paulo Futre on the
forward line together, could be devastating to say the least!!
See you in 94
Joe
|
128.228 | Portugal have a mountain to climb | GALVIA::SPAIN | signed long gary(); | Thu Nov 11 1993 12:36 | 26 |
|
Portugal blew it. They beat Estonia 3-0 but needed 4. They now need
to win in Italy to qualify. A 4-0 win and a draw in Italy would have
sufficed.
Group 1
GP W D L GF GA Pts
Italy 9 6 2 1 21 7 14
Portugal 9 6 2 1 18 4 14
Switzerland 9 5 3 1 19 6 13
Scotland 9 3 3 3 12 13 9
Malta 9 1 1 7 3 21 3
Estonia 9 0 1 8 1 23 1
Group1
17.11.93: Italy-Portugal
17.11.93: Malta-Scotland
17.11.93: Switzerland-Estonia
|
128.229 | What if ..... | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Thu Nov 11 1993 12:52 | 14 |
| Hi Gary,
What happens if Italy and Portugal draw, and Switzerland beat Estonia
1-0. By my reckoning that would put Italy, Portugal and Switzerland on
the same points with the same goal difference.
Would Switzerland go through because of their world ranking (;-), or is
there some other way of deciding ?
Jerry.
P.S.: I'm working in Switzerland, so I'ld like to see an Ireland .v.
Switzerland final next Summer. Then I wouldn't care who won (as long as
Ireland scored at least two goals more than Switzerland !!! -:;).
|
128.230 | well Jerry, If Swtizerland win 1:0 and ...... | BERN02::GOODEJ | | Thu Nov 11 1993 13:24 | 17 |
|
Jerry, assuming your reckoning is correct (that would be a first
for starters!) then after goal difference, the number of goals scored
is used to determin position. In this case Italy would top the group
and Switzerland / Portugal would depend how many Portugal scored in
their draw with Italy. If the drew 1:1 then Switzerland go through. If
they drew 3:3 then Portugal go through. If they drew 2:2 the goals
scored would also be the same and the positions are then decided by the
results of the matches between the two nations. In Bern, Switzerland
drew 1:1 with Portugal. In Portugal, Switzerland lost 0:1, so Portugal
would qualify!
Seeing as Swizerland put 5 past the Estonians away, I guess
Portugal better look out for themselves!
JBG
|
128.231 | but CH will win by at least 2 goals anyway. | IMAPC::MURRAY | | Thu Nov 11 1993 13:26 | 26 |
|
Jerry,
goals scored are used. If thats the same i.e. if Italy-Portugal is a
2-2 draw then the results between the two countries would be used.
If the scores were
Italy 2 - 2 Portugal and Switzerland 1 - 0 Estonia
the table would be
GP W D L GF GA GD Pts
Italy 10 6 3 1 23 9 +14 15
Portugal 10 6 3 1 20 6 +14 15
Switzerland 10 6 3 1 20 6 +14 15
Italy would qualify because of the goals scored rule.
Portugal would qualify because they Drew in Bern and won in Lisbon
Paul
Who was hoping it would be a CH - England Final. Blame Taylor!!! :)
|
128.232 | crash, bang, wallop. Beat me to it | IMAPC::MURRAY | | Thu Nov 11 1993 13:31 | 1 |
|
|
128.233 | Jon, 3 yrs and you still can't spell Swtiz, err Swiz, err ? | BERN01::BOLGER | Jerry Bolger. | Thu Nov 11 1993 13:50 | 5 |
| Wow, Stereo Notes !!!
Thanks guys !
Jerry.
|
128.234 | Portuguese Payback | NEST::LAGINHAS | | Tue Nov 16 1993 17:45 | 18 |
| Luis, do you know the lineup for Portugal? I know Oceano is can't
play. Hopefully, they will use Peixe. Would like to see Rui Costa,
Paulo Sousa, and Figo at midfield. I know that won't happen, since it
hasn't happen yet.
How's the atmosphere in Portugal? Do they think Portugal will qualify?
Would love to be Lisbon if they beat Italy. Yes, I remember it well.
Here in the States, the Portuguese will be glued to the T.V. It will
be televised on ESPN starting at 2:30 EST. For those who can receive
RT2, they will be transmitting also. Great listening to it with the
Portuguese commentary.
There are even a bunch of Portuguese New Englanders that will be in
Milan. Wouldn't want to be them if Portugal wins!
Best of luck Portugal and hopefully see you in 94!
Joe
|
128.235 | Wish they were showing the other game | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Tue Nov 16 1993 18:21 | 8 |
| Joe,
Hopefully ESPN will be updating the scores from the important game
in Cardiff too!
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
|
128.236 | Portugal!Portugal!Portugal!Portugal! | LISTIM::FERREIRA_L | | Wed Nov 17 1993 12:41 | 30 |
| Hi Joe,
Here in Portugal "hope" is the word...
We, portuguese fans,know that our team is playing a very good football
but that might not be enough....It will be very unfair if this young
team doesn`t get the qualification.Queiroz is doing a wonderful job!
Against Estonia we were 100 000 at Luz stadium!I was there too.What a
desilusion,Portugal did one of it`s most well played games but we were
no lucky at all!
Today ,the all country will stop at 20.30!
About the team,we don`t know yet the 11 players that will start the
game but it goes something like this:
V.Baia
J.Pinto F.Couto J.Costa Veloso(Nogueira)
Peixe
P.Sousa R.Costa
J.Pinto II R.Barros Futre
We could also have V.Paneira on the right instead of Peixe. P.Sousa
would be the libero.
Let`s wait and see...
Cheers,
Luis.
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128.237 | | KIRKTN::AMCARTHUR | andrew 789 8225 | Wed Nov 17 1993 13:51 | 4 |
| good luck tonight Portugal. You deserve to go to the USA. Mind you...
the five goals scored against us were lucky 8^)))).
Good luck.
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128.238 | Here I go again... open mouth, shove hat in it. | ESOA11::PILATON | Nick Pilato DECUS IM&T Supervisor | Wed Nov 17 1993 13:58 | 10 |
| Regarding a few back....
Come on Joe get real! Do you really think Portugal will beat Italy?
Mind you, if they do, I will eat my hat! And I will have you put salt
on it in one of our friendly games. (:^>
Good luck to both... may the best team win.
Nick
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128.239 | final score | BUSSTP::DREES | | Wed Nov 17 1993 19:26 | 6 |
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Malta 0 Scotland 2
Del.
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128.240 | ? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Wed Nov 17 1993 21:54 | 1 |
| Any news from the other games?
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128.241 | so i was told | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Wed Nov 17 1993 22:29 | 8 |
| Italy 1 Portugal 0 Dino Baggio
don't know switzerland v Estonia but Switz qualify anyhow.
Sorry to all the Portuguese guys in here.
Regards,
Andrew.D.wicks
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128.242 | Switzerland 4 Estonia 0 | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | U.S.A 2 England 0 - I was there! | Thu Nov 18 1993 04:24 | 1 |
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128.243 | I had a dream.... | LISTIM::FERREIRA_L | | Thu Nov 18 1993 08:51 | 5 |
| Good luck to Italy and Swizerland!They deserved the qualification.
But portuguese team is alive and kicking!You`ll see....
Cheers,
Luis.
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128.244 | Bye Portugal | NEST::LAGINHAS | | Thu Nov 18 1993 17:09 | 10 |
| Best of luck to Italy and Switzerland in 94.
They asked the Portuguese trainer if he would continue with the
national team. He responded that they have to clean up the trash in
the Portuguese Soccer Federation! Should get some interesting
reactions in Portugal. Luis, could you keep us posted.
p.s. Nick I guess you have Italian cuisine instead.
Joe
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128.245 | Queiroz is the key to sucess! | LISTIM::FERREIRA_L | | Wed Nov 24 1993 16:39 | 9 |
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Portuguese football federation announced yesterday that Queiroz might
be punished...His declarations "shook" the football world hear in
Portugal.There are rumours of an invitment of the Arabia Saudita
federation for the USA world cup...
Let`s wait and see...
Luis.
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