DPRK v. Nigeria [R]

Discussion in 'Women's International' started by MichaelR, Sep 20, 2003.

  1. MichaelR

    MichaelR New Member

    Jun 12, 2003
    Philadelphia
    I said they were good.
     
  2. David Allan

    David Allan New Member

    Apr 5, 1999
    Southeastern PA
    DPR Korea - Nigeria [R]

    Well, they certainly handled Nigeria. They ran down every ball, pressured every challenge. Though Nigeria was bigger, they couldn't handle the non-stop pace.
     
  3. nsa

    nsa Member+

    New England Revolution
    United States
    Feb 22, 1999
    Notboston, MA
    Club:
    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
  4. sregis

    sregis Member

    Nov 5, 1999
    Hoboken, USA
    not much of a shock, really.
     
  5. sregis

    sregis Member

    Nov 5, 1999
    Hoboken, USA
    was really impressed w/ their intensity & pace- both of which nigeria lacked.
     
  6. Labdarugo

    Labdarugo Member

    Dec 3, 2000
    Downwind
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    It was an entertaining match. DPRK was the better team in terms of tactics and fitness while Nigeria had the more entertaining and creative players. DPRK worked to open up splendid scoring chances, many of which were taken away by the Nigerian keeper in 1v1s. Nigeria was fast and reckless but just not cohesive. I thought the Koreans had trouble with their unpredictable style as they themselves seemed to be lacking in creative flair. An interesting contrast of styles. Rough game with the Nigerians taking the worst of it -- their left back Chiejine was stretchered off to the locker room in the 2nd half in a brace. I hope she's OK.
     
  7. DennisM

    DennisM Member

    Dec 10, 2000
    Nya Sverige
    Great passing and the build up was excellent. It's like watching Brazil...No, wait. This team will do better than Brazil.(not that Brazil, Dennis)
     
  8. dcajedi

    dcajedi Member

    Jul 16, 2001
    Philadelphia
    Having spent considerable time with both I give big props to the sections of Nigerian and North Korean fans. They were really into it and made a one-sided game very entertaining.
     
  9. DennisM

    DennisM Member

    Dec 10, 2000
    Nya Sverige
    Yes, the fans were great. I talked to some Nigerians who have been living here a long time and others who came for the World Cup. Great banner that they had. The Koreans were raising an Unification banner but not the most appropiate one I was told. Korean guy who told me said that they must have been Americans. I thought it looked familiar. Anyway, great Korean fans behind the one goal and there were so over to the left of the over goal with drums. Rather close to the Nigerians as well. Great atmosphere!
     
  10. Lendog

    Lendog Member

    Sep 2, 2003
    Mt. Hood
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Watched it over here

    I just wanted to chime in, while I was watching the Oregon/Michigan game on AFN (which was full of excitement), I flipped through the cable channels they have on site and there it was, WWC on Eurosport, I was glad to see the coverage, I was worried I wouldn't see the matches since AFN doesn't seem to think it's a big enough event.
    --CHEERS
     
  11. Century's Best

    Century's Best Member+

    Jul 29, 2003
    USA
    North Korea: excellent display

    I was pleased and impressed with their dominance and ability to create shots. If a team like Real Madrid got that many chances against any opponent, they'd finish the game 15-0.

    North Korea should realistically have won this 8-0.

    Regardless of what happens to Brazil, North Korea has won me over! I want them to win it all now!
     
  12. DennisM

    DennisM Member

    Dec 10, 2000
    Nya Sverige
    It was really nice to watch them on attack. Let's just hope they can calm themselves when they play again. Some rough tackling. Hate to see what they will do when they are frustrated!
     
  13. NYC ugly

    NYC ugly Member

    Aug 7, 2000
    Very near my computer
    You'd like to hit people too if you are dictated to go to the same BARBER as the rest of your teammates. :D (see their team picture - individuality is definitely not tolerated in NK)
     
  14. OnTheSidelines

    OnTheSidelines New Member

  15. DennisM

    DennisM Member

    Dec 10, 2000
    Nya Sverige
    Did the Korean touch the ball with her arm on the first goal?
     

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