View Full Version : What are the odds for Peru in WCQ 2006?
MIGkiller
11 May 2003, 10:00 PM
Can anyone give any insights about the chances of Peru to qualify for Germany 2006? It's been a long time since they don't make it to the finals, and they always had traditional, good squads in the past, including in 1970 when they were quater-finalists. Don't they have a world class player that I can't remember his name?
vico
12 May 2003, 05:42 AM
our chances are pretty slim in my view
we have a couple of good players but we are very sensitive to injuries and there are a couple of holes which need to be filled
3 players pizarro, mendoza and solano must perform on the same level in the national team has they do in europe
sorry to say they never do...
biosoccer
12 May 2003, 12:35 PM
Even with the extra slot for SA, I doubt they'll make it to the WC.
vico
12 May 2003, 01:22 PM
as said our only hope is that pizarro, solano and mendoza starts playing on the same level in the national team as in europe. if that happens we will have a dangerous attacking line. if palacios plays as he did in the wcq to 98 (i doubt that he will however) we will have two good offensive midfielders in solano and palacios and two good strikers in pizarro and mendoza. in any case it will be a more dangerous attacking line up than many southamerican teams right now. the problem lies in the defence
i don't think it will happen but who knows? nobody thought that ecuador would qualify to wc 2002
biosoccer
12 May 2003, 01:56 PM
Originally posted by vico
i don't think it will happen but who knows? nobody thought that ecuador would qualify to wc 2002
I did :D
There's the problem to Peru and Chile, Ecuador is now a good rival and Venezuela is not the crappy team it used to be. So, this time is going to be harder than ever.
deejay
12 May 2003, 09:57 PM
I thought Ecuador could qualify.
biosoccer
13 May 2003, 03:30 PM
Originally posted by deejay
I thought Ecuador could qualify.
Now it's two of us... anyone else?
chichi
13 May 2003, 05:38 PM
Originally posted by biosoccer
Now it's two of us... anyone else?
Yup, I did too.
But, like you mentioned before, it's going to be harder now that Venezuela has gotten better.
The next qualifications are going to be the toughest ever.
Good luck Peruchos !!! and may Ecuador make it again!
condor11
13 May 2003, 06:47 PM
id say about 10% chance of qualifying
MIGkiller
14 May 2003, 12:39 PM
What are your expectations for the brazilian coach Paulo Autuori that has just took over? He's known to lead weaker sides on paper to win championships, like he did with Botafogo in the Campeonato Brasileiro of 1995, and later helped Cruzeiro to win Copa Libertadores.
Grone
14 May 2003, 02:20 PM
con autori llegaremos al mundial
el siempre apuesta por los jovenes como Farfan, Moisela, Vilalta, Manzanita Hernandez Juan Cominges , Quinteros
ya no se necesita los de anos atras Solano no juega bien en la seleccion porque el se interesa mas por el club que por su pais
peru tiene con que para peliar con lo que sea en sudamerica
con autori vamos a llegar al mundial
y dudo que ecuador ni chile llegan al mundial denuevo porque esos equipos son los que mas faltan un sistema de juego ecuador ya no podran contar solo son sus altos morenos para ganar a los de mas equipos con pelotazos y contra golpes
y chile ya saben todos si no esta salas o zamorano no pasan nada porque olmos no sabes dirijir
colombia apesar de los resultados malos ultimamente tienes con que para peliar un puesto y hasta con un sistema viejo del pacho pueden ganar a muchos del continente
los que iran al mundial ya que solo son 4
Argentina Paraguay Brasil y Peru
peru solo por ser peruano y tener fe en mi pais
MIGkiller
16 Jun 2003, 12:26 PM
Can you say that Solano and Pizarro are world class palyers? Maybe they are the big hope for Peru while other Conmebol teams have some of their key players retiring from the NT.
Paraguay - won't have Chilavert, Gamarra and Arce
Chile - won't have Salas and Zamorano
Ecuador - won't have Aguinaga.
vico
16 Jun 2003, 01:34 PM
if you look at their performances in europe you can surely call them world class players. both have been performing excellent in the european competitions. the problem is that they haven't been able to perform on the same level in the national team. let's hope they do this time.
peru has some very good players up front with pizarro, mendoza and upcoming youngsters such as farfan and guerrero. we also have some good offensive mids in solano and palacios. but our main problem is still the defence which must be fixed. if not there is not a chance for us to qualify. we have a weak defence and we also lack a first class keeper.
argentine soccer fan
16 Jun 2003, 03:38 PM
I would put Peru behind Brasil, Argentina, Colombia, Paraguay and Uruguay. Probably even with Ecuador and Chile and a bit ahead of Venezuela and Bolivia.
I would not be shocked if they made it, they have some talented players and they play attractive football. But they have to improve their defense and also be more dangerous on offense. Based on the recent past it seems they control the ball and create scoring chances but don't finish them.
condor11
16 Jun 2003, 04:09 PM
at the moment we only have one true defender in the team rebosio
both our fullbacks play better in midfield
what we need to find is someone to partner rebosio and quickly
loloy_vinotinto
18 Jun 2003, 12:11 AM
Curiosidad: cuantos años tiene Solano?
condor11
18 Jun 2003, 12:15 AM
solano nacio en 1974 va a cumplir 29 este a~o
sin duda su ultima oportunidad para clasificar a un mundial
MIGkiller
13 Jul 2003, 07:27 PM
http://www.elcomercioperu.com.pe/OnLine/Html/2003-07-13/Onl0028777.html
Autuori quiere hacer historia con la selección peruana
Paulo Autuori, técnico de nuestra selección de fútbol, está decidido a hacer historia en el Perú. En entrevista concedida a la agencia Reuters, el estratega del combinado patrio dejó en claro que para lograr ese objetivo nuestro fútbol debe abrirse a las nuevas ideas y dejar al pasado en su lugar. El brasileño, quien está al frente de la selección desde enero, no promete nada, pero pide que Perú, que hace 21 años no clasifica a un mundial, deje a un lado "el conservadurismo" para hacer realidad el sueño de clasificar a la copa de Alemania 2006.
Treetaliano
13 Jul 2003, 07:35 PM
Originally posted by biosoccer
Even with the extra slot for SA, I doubt they'll make it to the WC.
What are you talking about?
sidspaceman
13 Jul 2003, 08:13 PM
The extra half a spot that FIFA gave back.
Don't tell me you missed the news of FIFA taking Oceania full spot away?