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Backing yer Dutch to the hilt, but head sez Brazil.
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He's looked absolutely dire in all the games that I've seen him play, slow on the ball, slow off the ball, runs into contact and gets tackled easily, sloppy passing and crappy shooting. If he carries on playing on like he is, he shouldn't really pose any problems to a half-decent defence.
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He is not at his best but he has not been that bad.
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there is no way dutch wingers going to get better off maicon, he kept all world class wingers in check with lucio's help through out the CL. Brazil midfield may be slow, but they no how to make fouls with out getting cards, also they make sure resulting free kicks are not in the range. Its not like van bommel, de jong are quickest on the field. Brazil also played against teams that parked the bus and stopped the play (except for chile), but they equipped lot better with it. I don't see holland winning, unless robben take bastos to school. Also there is always the possibility of 0-0 and penalties. Holland are more or less playing like they did in WC 06 rather than euro 08, which doesn't help them in the tournaments. No matter what people say, only time dutch go through latter stages of the competition is when they are playing attractive, counter - attacking brand of football. Not substance over style methods. |
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See also[edit]
- ^ "eCirc for Consumer Magazines". Alliance for Audited Media. June 30, 2012. Retrieved December 2, 2012.
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External links[edit]
- Official website
- @BW on Twitter
- Bloomberg Businessweek on Facebook
- Bloomberg Businessweek at the iTunes Preview
- Bloomberg Businessweek at the BlackBerry World


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