Why don't they just shoot PKs? Just as meaningless.Transmogrified Tiger wrote:They draw lots.TheoSqua wrote:So here's a scenario i'd be curious about.
Let's say England and Slovenia tie 2-2.
The US and England both beat Algeria 1-0.
That'd make all three teams 1-0-2 with 5 goals and an identical goal differential. So how would such a tie be decided?
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Leroy wrote:What, really?
That's what I heard, although it might be that Slovenia advances(5 goals scored v. 4 for England and USA) and then there's a coinflip between the US and England.
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I would enjoy watching rock paper scissors, but I don't really know the rules of that game either.MrSaigon wrote:Why don't they just shoot PKs? Just as meaningless.Transmogrified Tiger wrote:They draw lots.TheoSqua wrote:So here's a scenario i'd be curious about.
Let's say England and Slovenia tie 2-2.
The US and England both beat Algeria 1-0.
That'd make all three teams 1-0-2 with 5 goals and an identical goal differential. So how would such a tie be decided?
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Maybe even a wall sit contest.Leroy wrote:I would enjoy watching rock paper scissors, but I don't really know the rules of that game either.MrSaigon wrote:Why don't they just shoot PKs? Just as meaningless.Transmogrified Tiger wrote:They draw lots.TheoSqua wrote:So here's a scenario i'd be curious about.
Let's say England and Slovenia tie 2-2.
The US and England both beat Algeria 1-0.
That'd make all three teams 1-0-2 with 5 goals and an identical goal differential. So how would such a tie be decided?
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We can still hope Algeria beats England. Robert Green can help us out again.
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Not against an elite squad but they've got it in'em to put up a nice total against Algeria, a team whose tournament will likely be officially over by the time they square off.go birds wrote:I get a sneaking suspicion that the US just isnt the "bury the other team" type.Tambourine Man wrote:I still like their chances. Bury Algeria and hope the vaunted English squad does the same to Slovenia.
Anyway, Donovan sorta reminds me of Ross the Intern.
I could be way off base here though.
There'll be a lot of scoreboard watching come next Wednesday.
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Unfortunately Mr. Green will be watching the Algeria match from the bench.robbotis wrote:We can still hope Algeria beats England. Robert Green can help us out again.
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Kissing your sister. blech.
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What a ridiculous second half. That was miserable/fun/exciting/exhilarating/depressing/frustrating.
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Found this kind of cool. Slideshow of the evolution of the ball used for WC play.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010 ... balls.html
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010 ... balls.html






