• Copa America June 29 2024 Arg v Per Can v Chi (R)

    From Mark@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jun 29 13:42:13 2024
    Can Canada afford to play for a draw, or would that be too risky with
    the possibility of Peru beating Argentina?

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  • From The Doctor@21:1/5 to Mark on Sat Jun 29 15:39:24 2024
    In article <8177cc928b3188d37129b57235893699@www.novabbs.com>,
    Mark <pammiesheart@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
    Can Canada afford to play for a draw, or would that be too risky with
    the possibility of Peru beating Argentina?

    Canada for the win.
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  • From MH@21:1/5 to Mark on Sat Jun 29 11:04:33 2024
    On 2024-06-29 07:42, Mark wrote:
    Can Canada afford to play for a draw, or would that be too risky with
    the possibility of Peru beating Argentina?

    Argentina don't need a win or a point, so Peru might well steal a win in
    that one. I can't see Canada beating Chile unless they get really
    lucky. I expect us to implode, get a red card (too many players have a
    short fuse, especially Buchanan and Laryea), and be overwhelmed.

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  • From MH@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jun 29 20:18:56 2024
    On 2024-06-29 11:04, MH wrote:
    On 2024-06-29 07:42, Mark wrote:
    Can Canada afford to play for a draw, or would that be too risky with
    the possibility of Peru beating Argentina?

    Argentina don't need a win or a point, so Peru might well steal a win in
    that one.   I can't see Canada beating Chile unless they get really
    lucky.

    They got lucky but still could not win vs. 10 men. Pretty hectic and
    chippy match. Bombito lucky not to be punished for an early apparent
    elbow. Then Suazo got two yellows, maybe a little harsh, by the 27th
    minute. In spite of that Chile played valiantly and had some chances.
    Old Alexis Sanchez still very committed to the cause, and skillful.
    We had our chances too, and even had the ball in the net, correctly
    ruled out for a close offside. Lots of corners, and David put the ball
    wide when through on goal alone (after which he had a collison with
    Arias, the GK, which brought back memories of Schumacher - Battiston,
    and went unpunished (probably correctly so).
    We picked up 5 yellows at least. Had lots of corners and some good
    passages of play, but I have a strong feeling we would have lost to 11
    men.

    Crepeau was very good as GK - a big improvement over Borjan. Arias was
    also excellent for them. Other than that we had decent games from
    Johnston, Cornelius, Laryea, and especially Eustaquio.
    Davies, David and Larin a bit disappointing and Bombito very shaky early
    on, though he got better.
    Sub Buchanan had a couple of good moments.

    We may well play Venezuela next, apparently, so we are in with a (small)
    chance of reaching the semis.


    I expect us to implode, get a red  card (too many players have a
    short fuse, especially Buchanan and Laryea), and be overwhelmed.



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  • From The Doctor@21:1/5 to MHnospam@ucalgary.ca on Sun Jun 30 12:48:17 2024
    In article <v5qfag$an1m$2@dont-email.me>, MH <MHnospam@ucalgary.ca> wrote:
    On 2024-06-29 11:04, MH wrote:
    On 2024-06-29 07:42, Mark wrote:
    Can Canada afford to play for a draw, or would that be too risky with
    the possibility of Peru beating Argentina?

    Argentina don't need a win or a point, so Peru might well steal a win in
    that one.   I can't see Canada beating Chile unless they get really
    lucky.

    They got lucky but still could not win vs. 10 men. Pretty hectic and
    chippy match. Bombito lucky not to be punished for an early apparent
    elbow. Then Suazo got two yellows, maybe a little harsh, by the 27th
    minute. In spite of that Chile played valiantly and had some chances.
    Old Alexis Sanchez still very committed to the cause, and skillful.
    We had our chances too, and even had the ball in the net, correctly
    ruled out for a close offside. Lots of corners, and David put the ball
    wide when through on goal alone (after which he had a collison with
    Arias, the GK, which brought back memories of Schumacher - Battiston,
    and went unpunished (probably correctly so).
    We picked up 5 yellows at least. Had lots of corners and some good
    passages of play, but I have a strong feeling we would have lost to 11
    men.

    Crepeau was very good as GK - a big improvement over Borjan. Arias was
    also excellent for them. Other than that we had decent games from
    Johnston, Cornelius, Laryea, and especially Eustaquio.
    Davies, David and Larin a bit disappointing and Bombito very shaky early
    on, though he got better.
    Sub Buchanan had a couple of good moments.

    We may well play Venezuela next, apparently, so we are in with a (small) >chance of reaching the semis.


    Depnds who wins that group.


    I expect us to implode, get a red  card (too many players have a
    short fuse, especially Buchanan and Laryea), and be overwhelmed.





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