- Dec 18, 2000
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The way this goat sees it.
1/1.35 (oly) Eng to Advance(+135)
2.74/2 (pin) Eng(+0.5) -137
1.5/1.65 (pin) OVER 2.5(+110)
1/6.5 (int) Eng to score 3+ (+650)
1/5 (int) Owen 1st goal(+500)
...Just think this could be the game where Brazil's defensive shortcomings show up. Their fullbacks love to charge upfield, and they've shown lapses in discipline on their formations. Speedy Michael Owen (sounds like he'll be healthy) should be drooling to get a shot at this lax Brazilian defense. I don't think England would be smart to play for a low-scoring game. Brazil will score (imho), but England will score as well if they are aggressive, or at least opportunistic.
Brazil has been aided by some poor calls vs Turkey and vs Belgium. And Costa Rica was close to scoring 3-4 goals vs Brazil. Just think this game could be the one where the levee breaks.
2/10 (Carib) USA(-0.5) +500
2/2.8 (Pin) USA(+0.5) +140
1/13 (can) Landon Donovan 1st goal(+1300)
...Basis for play here is feeling that Germany is a hair overrated. They've allowed only one goal in four World Cup games. Have done it vs less than dominant competition (Saudi Arabia, Ireland, Cameroon, Paraguay). It's my understanding that this Germany team is not on par w/ old World Championship German clubs. Their national fans were not confident of German success before the tournament. All 11 of Germany's starters play in the German league, which is unusual for them (nobody playing in the leagues w/ reputations which are maybe a little higher). The 8-0 tally vs Saudi Arabia was an eye-popper (maybe a cause for overreaction). Klose has been a revelation; nobody knew him before the World Cup (but 3 of his 5 goals came vs patsy Saudi Arabia, who wound up w/ a 0/12 goal differential).
Donovan is a hot commodity. A push call away from scoring in each of the US's first four gms.
GL. Enjoy the gms.
1/1.35 (oly) Eng to Advance(+135)
2.74/2 (pin) Eng(+0.5) -137
1.5/1.65 (pin) OVER 2.5(+110)
1/6.5 (int) Eng to score 3+ (+650)
1/5 (int) Owen 1st goal(+500)
...Just think this could be the game where Brazil's defensive shortcomings show up. Their fullbacks love to charge upfield, and they've shown lapses in discipline on their formations. Speedy Michael Owen (sounds like he'll be healthy) should be drooling to get a shot at this lax Brazilian defense. I don't think England would be smart to play for a low-scoring game. Brazil will score (imho), but England will score as well if they are aggressive, or at least opportunistic.
Brazil has been aided by some poor calls vs Turkey and vs Belgium. And Costa Rica was close to scoring 3-4 goals vs Brazil. Just think this game could be the one where the levee breaks.
2/10 (Carib) USA(-0.5) +500
2/2.8 (Pin) USA(+0.5) +140
1/13 (can) Landon Donovan 1st goal(+1300)
...Basis for play here is feeling that Germany is a hair overrated. They've allowed only one goal in four World Cup games. Have done it vs less than dominant competition (Saudi Arabia, Ireland, Cameroon, Paraguay). It's my understanding that this Germany team is not on par w/ old World Championship German clubs. Their national fans were not confident of German success before the tournament. All 11 of Germany's starters play in the German league, which is unusual for them (nobody playing in the leagues w/ reputations which are maybe a little higher). The 8-0 tally vs Saudi Arabia was an eye-popper (maybe a cause for overreaction). Klose has been a revelation; nobody knew him before the World Cup (but 3 of his 5 goals came vs patsy Saudi Arabia, who wound up w/ a 0/12 goal differential).
Donovan is a hot commodity. A push call away from scoring in each of the US's first four gms.
GL. Enjoy the gms.

