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Just messing with you, my Chileno friend, lol.
Don't worry, you get to do the same tomorrow, when Holanda beats Mexico...
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You're both, right AND correct, Hector. IN Brazil, yes. Must have been reading with my "frustration" glasses on, haha.
Anyway, when Sampaoli won the Sudamericana Cup with Universidad de Chile, he went to Brazil with them and reaped two victories there if my memory doesn't fails. That's why I kept the faith on.
Horrible Saturday this has been.
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I agree that this Brazilian team is not great...I just don't see them winning this Copa Mundial.Leave a comment:
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I presume the FIFA is celebrating today. What a shame.
I like Colombian people, they're nice and their women are beautiful. Pekerman is a great manager. We had him as an option before the qualifying games started, but chose Claudio Borghi instead because he was cheaper. That's how you start losing a worldcup.
Hopefully Colombia will score more goals than Brazil next Friday!!
Chile shook Brazil 4-0 playing Copa America to lose the final match against Uruguay 1-0. I also remember Chile beating them twice (one of those 3-0 here in Santiago) in the qualifying games of the previous worldcups, so there must be something wrong with that info, Hector.
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Easy prediction and easy win for Colombia.
As I said, without Suarez...Uruguay was a sitting duck.
As far as Chile goes...their losing streak in Brazil continues, 21 loses, 6 draws, and no wins.Leave a comment:
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James Rodríguez x2. HOLY COW!
No luck involved in the results. Not really when you have a penalty-specialt goalie sitting in the bench. Bravo never saved a penalty IN HIS FREAKIN' LIFE!
Back to the Uruguay game... El Maestro just sent two fresh men in to the field. The 0-2 looks tough to solve, but for Uruguay is never over 'til it's over! Go Uruguay!!!Leave a comment:
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Props to Chile man, the loss on penalties came to down to dumb luck. But the game was exciting.Leave a comment:
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Must've been awesome to watch to anybody who isn't Chilean. Losing against the worst Brazil team that I've ever seen in my life (this team is even worst than the 2010 one) is nothing to be proud of. We had Chile's best goalie and penalty-specialist sitting on the bench because the previous manager banned him, and Sampaoli did not wanted to remove Bravo from the team. I'm sore mostly because I should have been at the fleamarket instead of wasting my time watching the "best generation of soccer players in Chile's history" booking time waiting for the penalty kicks to get them OBVIOUSLY off the tournament with the freakin' A-H goalie that Bravo is and always be!
On the other hand, what a goal by James Rodríguez. Uruguay is pressing now. They'll find their way to score!
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