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Old 12 Oct 2002, 05:09 AM   #1
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Game is only a few days away.. thus, it is time to start a thread.

The Canadian team and fans shouldn't be overconfident for this match.
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Old 12 Oct 2002, 01:28 PM   #2
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Why would either group be overconfident?
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Old 12 Oct 2002, 04:53 PM   #3
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Well, they beat Iceland just recently...
but it's Iceland...

Also, Scotland did get trounced by the Korean
WC team 4-1.

Didn't we beat the same Korean team
the last time we met in the Gold Cup?
Or tied them?

Maybe we could be a little confident.
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Anyone instrested in taping the game for me if it is on tv. I'd reinverse the person of corse.
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Well, they beat Iceland just recently...
but it's Iceland...

Also, Scotland did get trounced by the Korean
WC team 4-1.

Didn't we beat the same Korean team
the last time we met in the Gold Cup?
Or tied them?

Maybe we could be a little confident.

You guys beat them.
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Old 14 Oct 2002, 05:43 PM   #6
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2-1 scotland methinks.
Im not exactly bothered either way, we just won a competitive game on saturday and thats the ones that count in my book.
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Well, they beat Iceland just recently...
but it's Iceland...

Also, Scotland did get trounced by the Korean
WC team 4-1.

Didn't we beat the same Korean team
the last time we met in the Gold Cup?
Or tied them?

Maybe we could be a little confident.
I don't think its accurate to compare both Korean and Scottish team based on that result...
Yes Canada beat Korea in the gold cup, but that Korean team cannot be compared to the one that played in the World cup (as it only had half of its world cup roster and they didn't go through their power program implemented by Hiddink yet) and I'm sure that Scotland didn't bring its full squad for that friendly either.

But I'm pretty confident that Canada can beat Scotland, as well.
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Why would either group be overconfident?
Not many people in Scotland have a clue about Canadian soccer. Many see us as a third rate soccer nation and a team Scotland should beat... no matter how good or bad they are playing at the moment.

Canadian fans might be over confident because Scotland is struggling at the moment.. ie Faroese result. However, they won an important game in Iceland. This means that Scotland will be playing with a lot of young players tonight.

Oh yeah, the game is almost sold out according to a news report.

It is raining and cold in Edinburgh at the moment (11am).
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Anyone instrested in taping the game for me if it is on tv. I'd reinverse the person of corse.
Somone in Canada is taping the game and I will see what I can do about making copies.
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