Freitag, 02.06.2006
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Perfektes Spiel: 1+HC+over.
Costa Rica+Ekuador gehen genauso baden, bei den Polen schauen wir mal noch den Test in Kroatien zu.
Wenn Klose und Podolski ihr Visier noch ein wenig besser justieren, und wenn auch die Innenverteidigung konzentriert zu Werke geht, sehe ich eine entspannte Gruppenphase.
[[yo]]
Costa Rica+Ekuador gehen genauso baden, bei den Polen schauen wir mal noch den Test in Kroatien zu.
Wenn Klose und Podolski ihr Visier noch ein wenig besser justieren, und wenn auch die Innenverteidigung konzentriert zu Werke geht, sehe ich eine entspannte Gruppenphase.
[[yo]]
edi, du weißt aber schon, dass das nicht die erste mannschaft kolumbiens ist; trotzdem sehe ich d als nummer 1 in der gruppe. die polen sollte man aber nicht unterschätzen.
edi schrieb:
Das glaubst du doch selbst net. Jetzt sim ma wohl schon wieder zufrieden, dass man gegen drittklassige Kolumbianer gewinnen, die nun das 6. Spiel in 9 Tagen haben. [[wc]]
Eine Mannschaft, die sich kein Bein ausreißt, tztztz
Ich hab alles andere als ne überzeugende Leistung gesehen. Halten viel zu lange den Ball. Wieder mal Schlafwagenfußball. [[sleep]]
Mit einer solchen Leistung wird man kein Weltmeister.
Dublin City 0-2 Cork City
17. Minute... und ich bin auf dem Under... [[hammer]] [[stupid]] [[wc]]
17. Minute... und ich bin auf dem Under... [[hammer]] [[stupid]] [[wc]]
edi schrieb:
Bravo, nimmst den schwächsten Gruppengegener. [[rofl]]
Japan war mindestens 1 Klasse stärker als Kolumbien. Das Japan-Spiel hat unseren wahren Leistungsstand gezeigt. [[sleep]]
Weiß net, dass wir uns immer mit Ergebnissen zufrieden geben, wenn man gegen Teams wie Luxemburg gewinnen oder gegen Spieler aus den zweiten Ligen Südamerikas. [[sleep]]
Spätestens nach dem Achtelfinale reden ma weiter. [[zwinker]]
Daniel schrieb:
Auch wenn ich Daniels scharfe Kritik am Deutschen Fussball nicht immer teilen kann,so muss ich diesmal ganz klar sagen das er Recht hat.
Ihr wisst das dies eine C höchstens eine B Mannschaft Kolumbiens war.
So leute wie Angel,Yepes und Co. haben gefehlt.Dazu die Spieler der ersten 8 aus Kolumbien.
In der Vorrunde habe ich noch nicht so grossen Bamel,ABER Achtelfinale ist dann Schluss,mit so einem Fussball fangen wir uns gegen Schweden/England mindestens 3 Dinger.
Einzig positive Schweini der nochmal untermauert hat das er gesetzt ist im Team.
Also bitte die Deutschland Brille abnehmen.Das was wir teilweise gespielt haben war einfach nur [[no]]
Ihr müsst auch mal eure Blick auf die anderen Länder richten.Wir haben den Anspruch Weltmeister zu werden. Habt ihr die Spiele der Brasilianer,Niederländer,Engländer,Argentinier oder Franzosen in letzter Zeit mal gesehn?
Die machen uns aber noch 3 mal was vor.
Boa, schnell auf Hausmeister Krause schalten, ich kann den Schwätzer Klinsmann net mehr hören.
Über Kritik von Ballack bei der PK:
"Es ist gut, wenn Spieler ihre Meinung nach Außen tragen"
Ach, bei Wörns war das aber noch anders. [[stupid]]
Über Kritik von Ballack bei der PK:
"Es ist gut, wenn Spieler ihre Meinung nach Außen tragen"
Ach, bei Wörns war das aber noch anders. [[stupid]]
Boah ist das ein schlechter Kick bei dem Spiel Italien - Ukraine!
Das ist ja sowas von lahm.
Naja ich gebe den Italiener 3 Spiele und dann war es das für Sie.
So können die nicht gegen Tschechien,USA und Ghana spielen
Das ist ja sowas von lahm.
Naja ich gebe den Italiener 3 Spiele und dann war es das für Sie.
So können die nicht gegen Tschechien,USA und Ghana spielen
huen Itacker, 0:0 Schieber [[hammer]] [[hammer]] [[hammer]] [[flipa]]
Auswechslung bei nem Freundschaftsspiel seitens der Ukraine in der 94. Minute [[stupid]]
So kann man auch die Zeit rum bekommen. [[stupid]]
Auswechslung bei nem Freundschaftsspiel seitens der Ukraine in der 94. Minute [[stupid]]
So kann man auch die Zeit rum bekommen. [[stupid]]
Soviel zu den super Harausforderern, z.B. Schweden:
0-0 Finnland 1:1 gegen ebenfalls zweite Garnitur Schweden; riesige Italiener, Ekuador gewinnt gegen ne Studentenauswahl 4:3.
Laßt doch alle mal die Kirche im Dorf.
Das Aus im Achtelfinale sehe ich nicht(auch gegen die so brillianten Engländer oder Schweden).
Apropos England: Wer steht da im Kasten, welcher Außenverteidiger rechts ist da Werk, und welcher Innenverteidiger egal ob Ferdinand oder Campell stolpern da rum. Und wer spielt in der Spitze?
Riesiges Team.
0-0 Finnland 1:1 gegen ebenfalls zweite Garnitur Schweden; riesige Italiener, Ekuador gewinnt gegen ne Studentenauswahl 4:3.
Laßt doch alle mal die Kirche im Dorf.
Das Aus im Achtelfinale sehe ich nicht(auch gegen die so brillianten Engländer oder Schweden).
Apropos England: Wer steht da im Kasten, welcher Außenverteidiger rechts ist da Werk, und welcher Innenverteidiger egal ob Ferdinand oder Campell stolpern da rum. Und wer spielt in der Spitze?
Riesiges Team.
so schauts aus, edi [[yo]]
wenn das aus früh kommt, haben wir immer noch genug zeit zum rumheulen, aber im vorraus schon immer die pessimismus-schiene fahren, das ist einfach nur blöd [[hammer]]
also, in einer woche beginnt der run auf den titel [[winkewinke]] [[stomping]]
wenn das aus früh kommt, haben wir immer noch genug zeit zum rumheulen, aber im vorraus schon immer die pessimismus-schiene fahren, das ist einfach nur blöd [[hammer]]
also, in einer woche beginnt der run auf den titel [[winkewinke]] [[stomping]]
#1 Detroit Pistons at #2 Miami Heat
Game 6 - Friday, June 2nd, 8 p.m. Eastern
The Pistons are arguably the most resilient team in NBA playoff history after improving to 11-2 in elimination games since 2003, including 3-0 this year after Wednesday's 91-78 win in Game 5. Detroit is tied for the most wins ever under such circumstances over a 4-year period and can set the record with another victory. "We just came out aggressive like we talked about and played Pistons basketball," Pistons point guard Chauncey Billups said. "There's pressure on them now, now that they are home." Meanwhile, Miami star Dwyane Wade dispelled that thought and believes the pressure is still on Detroit. "Ain't no pressure on us at all, we have a golden opportunity to win Game 6 on our home floor," Wade said. "They're the defending conference champions, there's no pressure on us."
Miami's role players clearly play better at home, and insiders believe that will be the difference in Game 6. Antoine Walker, Jason Williams, Udonis Haslem and Gary Payton combined to make just 11-of-36 shots from the field compared to 20-of-35 for stars Wade and Shaquille O'Neal. Detroit's Tayshaun Prince has also been a completely different player on the road in this series, averaging just nine points and three rebounds in the two games at Miami compared to 23 points and eight boards in three games at home. Prince had the best offensive game of his postseason career in Game 5 with 29 points on 11-of-17 shooting to lead the Pistons.
The Heat made only 6-of-20 free-throw attempts in Game 5 and obviously can't afford to do that again in Game 6. Miami also made just 28-of-47 shots from the charity stripe in Game 4 for a 51 percent clip over the last two games. On the other hand, the Pistons finished strong in Game 5, making 9-of-10 from the free-throw line in the last 3:10 alone to outscore their opponent for just the second time in 13 games during the fourth quarter.
DET are 2-9-0 ATS in their last 11 games overall.
The pistons are 8-0 in game six playoff appearances since 2003 season, including 6-0 on the road. Also since 2003, in games where a loss could end the pistons season they are 11-2 and have outscored thier opponents by an average of 13.2 points in those games.The Pistons have gone Under the posted total thier last 10 games . The Miami Heat over the last two years, are 16-3 in the first two rounds of the playoffs, including 4-0 in close-out games.But in the conference finals facing the Pistons both times, they are just 6-6, including 0-3 in close-out games.Some food for thought guy's
Miami -3.5 vs Detroit
It is well documented that since 2003 the Pistons with their backs against the wall are 11-2. All of this will change tonight as I feel that "THIS YEAR" in the "Play-OFF Season" Miami is clearly the better team. Throw out the frist two Piston games against Milwaukee and the frist two against Cleveland and you see a Piston team that has struggled mightily. Cleveland could have and should have won game 6 at Cleveland. Detroit has not shown me enough overall grit,determination and most of all "Fire Power" that I would have enough confidence to take them tonight.
The Heat will come out with a lot of fight and hussle tonight. Coach Riley is clearly the better coach in "THIS SERIES". I am not taking any undue credit away from Coach Saunders and the Pistons 64 wins this season, but lets get real here, there are about 5 or 6 other coaches that could have coached this Piston team to about the same amount of victories, all Coach Saunders did was micro-manage this team and not rock the boat or disturb the chemistry that already pre-existed. I will not even mention Wade and Shaq as I see the key to this game being the "Role" Players. Haslem and Peyton and the rest of the bench will out perform McDyess and Hunter and the other bench players of the Pistons. Just like in game four, I do not see Billups and Prince having outstanding games and this will be the key factors in this game. It will not shock me at all to see Wallace "Implode" and pick up at least one technical.
This will not be a blow out but a grind-em'-out down and dirty low scoring affair, however at the end of the day the Heat will prevail.
My Pick
Changing of the Guard
Miami -3.5
GLTA
bisl was zum Lesen [[aetsch]]
Game 6 - Friday, June 2nd, 8 p.m. Eastern
The Pistons are arguably the most resilient team in NBA playoff history after improving to 11-2 in elimination games since 2003, including 3-0 this year after Wednesday's 91-78 win in Game 5. Detroit is tied for the most wins ever under such circumstances over a 4-year period and can set the record with another victory. "We just came out aggressive like we talked about and played Pistons basketball," Pistons point guard Chauncey Billups said. "There's pressure on them now, now that they are home." Meanwhile, Miami star Dwyane Wade dispelled that thought and believes the pressure is still on Detroit. "Ain't no pressure on us at all, we have a golden opportunity to win Game 6 on our home floor," Wade said. "They're the defending conference champions, there's no pressure on us."
Miami's role players clearly play better at home, and insiders believe that will be the difference in Game 6. Antoine Walker, Jason Williams, Udonis Haslem and Gary Payton combined to make just 11-of-36 shots from the field compared to 20-of-35 for stars Wade and Shaquille O'Neal. Detroit's Tayshaun Prince has also been a completely different player on the road in this series, averaging just nine points and three rebounds in the two games at Miami compared to 23 points and eight boards in three games at home. Prince had the best offensive game of his postseason career in Game 5 with 29 points on 11-of-17 shooting to lead the Pistons.
The Heat made only 6-of-20 free-throw attempts in Game 5 and obviously can't afford to do that again in Game 6. Miami also made just 28-of-47 shots from the charity stripe in Game 4 for a 51 percent clip over the last two games. On the other hand, the Pistons finished strong in Game 5, making 9-of-10 from the free-throw line in the last 3:10 alone to outscore their opponent for just the second time in 13 games during the fourth quarter.
DET are 2-9-0 ATS in their last 11 games overall.
The pistons are 8-0 in game six playoff appearances since 2003 season, including 6-0 on the road. Also since 2003, in games where a loss could end the pistons season they are 11-2 and have outscored thier opponents by an average of 13.2 points in those games.The Pistons have gone Under the posted total thier last 10 games . The Miami Heat over the last two years, are 16-3 in the first two rounds of the playoffs, including 4-0 in close-out games.But in the conference finals facing the Pistons both times, they are just 6-6, including 0-3 in close-out games.Some food for thought guy's
Miami -3.5 vs Detroit
It is well documented that since 2003 the Pistons with their backs against the wall are 11-2. All of this will change tonight as I feel that "THIS YEAR" in the "Play-OFF Season" Miami is clearly the better team. Throw out the frist two Piston games against Milwaukee and the frist two against Cleveland and you see a Piston team that has struggled mightily. Cleveland could have and should have won game 6 at Cleveland. Detroit has not shown me enough overall grit,determination and most of all "Fire Power" that I would have enough confidence to take them tonight.
The Heat will come out with a lot of fight and hussle tonight. Coach Riley is clearly the better coach in "THIS SERIES". I am not taking any undue credit away from Coach Saunders and the Pistons 64 wins this season, but lets get real here, there are about 5 or 6 other coaches that could have coached this Piston team to about the same amount of victories, all Coach Saunders did was micro-manage this team and not rock the boat or disturb the chemistry that already pre-existed. I will not even mention Wade and Shaq as I see the key to this game being the "Role" Players. Haslem and Peyton and the rest of the bench will out perform McDyess and Hunter and the other bench players of the Pistons. Just like in game four, I do not see Billups and Prince having outstanding games and this will be the key factors in this game. It will not shock me at all to see Wallace "Implode" and pick up at least one technical.
This will not be a blow out but a grind-em'-out down and dirty low scoring affair, however at the end of the day the Heat will prevail.
My Pick
Changing of the Guard
Miami -3.5
GLTA
bisl was zum Lesen [[aetsch]]
