World Cup Qualifying

shegunner · **Joined:** Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:43 pm **Posts:** 534

I know that both the US and England are pretty much a sure thing to qualify, but, as time goes by, there may be something to talk about.

First off, I am going to be at the USA v. Trinidad/Tobago match in Chicago next Wednesday and I am really excited about it. It's on ESPN2 if anyone is interested, and if they pan the crowd, I'll be the one in red, white and blue.

ArsenalOnSkis · **Posted:** Thu Sep 04, 2008 4:10 pm

I'll look for ya, Shegunner...as long as you look for me Nov. 19 when the MNT is in Denver!

shegunner · **Joined:** Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:43 pm **Posts:** 534

ArsenalOnSkis wrote:

I'll look for ya, Shegunner...as long as you look for me Nov. 19 when the MNT is in Denver!

Will do! So are you in Colorado already?

radford149 · **Joined:** Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:39 pm **Posts:** 2410

shegunner wrote:

I know that both the US and England are pretty much a sure thing to qualify, but, as time goes by, there may be something to talk about.

First off, I am going to be at the USA v. Trinidad/Tobago match in Chicago next Wednesday and I am really excited about it. It's on ESPN2 if anyone is interested, and if they pan the crowd, I'll be the one in red, white and blue.

that would be a NO. i'd rather wather ground force live from bo bo baggins back garden in arabic. infact i think i will

shegunner · **Joined:** Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:43 pm **Posts:** 534

Posted twice at me! Ouch!! :s_cry

casca · **Joined:** Sat Feb 23, 2008 2:50 pm **Posts:** 14

shegunner wrote:

I know that both the US and England are pretty much a sure thing to qualify, but, as time goes by, there may be something to talk about.

First off, I am going to be at the USA v. Trinidad/Tobago match in Chicago next Wednesday and I am really excited about it. It's on ESPN2 if anyone is interested, and if they pan the crowd, I'll be the one in red, white and blue.

I might as well watch; because pay-per-view want anywhere from $25 to $30 to watch England. It's outrageous!! At least the USA games are free to watch on the tv.

radford149 · **Joined:** Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:39 pm **Posts:** 2410

casca wrote:

shegunner wrote:

I know that both the US and England are pretty much a sure thing to qualify, but, as time goes by, there may be something to talk about.

First off, I am going to be at the USA v. Trinidad/Tobago match in Chicago next Wednesday and I am really excited about it. It's on ESPN2 if anyone is interested, and if they pan the crowd, I'll be the one in red, white and blue.

I might as well watch; because pay-per-view want anywhere from $25 to $30 to watch England. It's outrageous!! At least the USA games are free to watch on the tv.

at least you've an excuse..... oh well i'll watch it and whinge. actually whinging at england is fun :s_howdy

radford149 · **Joined:** Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:39 pm **Posts:** 2410

shegunner wrote:

Posted twice at me! Ouch!! :s_cry

Radford149 hits hard and fast.....boom boom. call an ambulance

casca · **Joined:** Sat Feb 23, 2008 2:50 pm **Posts:** 14

radford149 wrote:

casca wrote:

shegunner wrote:

I know that both the US and England are pretty much a sure thing to qualify, but, as time goes by, there may be something to talk about.

First off, I am going to be at the USA v. Trinidad/Tobago match in Chicago next Wednesday and I am really excited about it. It's on ESPN2 if anyone is interested, and if they pan the crowd, I'll be the one in red, white and blue.

I might as well watch; because pay-per-view want anywhere from $25 to $30 to watch England. It's outrageous!! At least the USA games are free to watch on the tv.

at least you've an excuse..... oh well i'll watch it and whinge. actually whinging at england is fun :s_howdy

Suppose you are right. I would probably end up yelling and screaming at the t.v. anyway. So on the flip-side I can view it as postponing the stress-induced heart attack.

shegunner · **Joined:** Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:43 pm **Posts:** 534

casca wrote:

shegunner wrote:

I know that both the US and England are pretty much a sure thing to qualify, but, as time goes by, there may be something to talk about.

First off, I am going to be at the USA v. Trinidad/Tobago match in Chicago next Wednesday and I am really excited about it. It's on ESPN2 if anyone is interested, and if they pan the crowd, I'll be the one in red, white and blue.

I might as well watch; because pay-per-view want anywhere from $25 to $30 to watch England. It's outrageous!! At least the USA games are free to watch on the tv.

I've done that PPV thing a few times and I have always been sorry afterwards. But that was for Euro qualifying.

spyda · **Posted:** Fri Sep 05, 2008 11:30 pm

I'd rather watch Arsenal than england...Never mind.. :s_dunno

Melksham Gooner · **Posted:** Sat Sep 06, 2008 10:39 pm

Apart from the home nations, some interesting results:

Austria 3 - 1 France
Liechtenstein 0 - 6 Germany
Romania 0 - 3 Lithuania
Ukraine 1 - 0 Belarus
Croatia 3 - 0 Kazakhstan
Cyprus 1 - 2 Italy
Malta 0 - 4 Portugal

radford149 · **Joined:** Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:39 pm **Posts:** 2410

Melksham Gooner wrote:

Apart from the home nations, some interesting results:

Austria 3 - 1 France
Liechtenstein 0 - 6 Germany
Romania 0 - 3 Lithuania
Ukraine 1 - 0 Belarus
Croatia 3 - 0 Kazakhstan
Cyprus 1 - 2 Italy
Malta 0 - 4 Portugal

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shegunner · **Joined:** Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:43 pm **Posts:** 534

Melksham Gooner wrote:

Apart from the home nations, some interesting results:

Austria 3 - 1 France
Liechtenstein 0 - 6 Germany
Romania 0 - 3 Lithuania
Ukraine 1 - 0 Belarus
Croatia 3 - 0 Kazakhstan
Cyprus 1 - 2 Italy
Malta 0 - 4 Portugal

How many slots does Europe get?? For some reason, I am thinking 14 but I'm probably wrong.

radford149 · **Joined:** Sun Mar 16, 2008 6:39 pm **Posts:** 2410

have to say i enjoyed watching the argies. now they have got some quality players

Ashburton Grove Gooners

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