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Comments: They opened the stadium after I left CA. Much bigger than I thought. I wonder if they open it with extended capacity! SoFi Stadium opened in September 2020, the stadium has a capacity of 70,240, expandable to over 100,000 for major events, and a translucent roof made of ETFE panels allowing for sunlight and climate control.
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Comments: Nvidia CEO says data centers take about 3 years to construct in the U.S., while in China ‘they can build a hospital in a weekend’ https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nvidia-ceo-says-data-centers-181353030.html
Comments: I think it is harder to get 2 points than to get 3 points. I think we will get one of these three scenarios: Somewhat lucky: 3 points Deserved: 1 point Unlucky: 0 points This is immaterial. Because even in the lucky scenario I do not think we will have enough points and GD to advance.
Comments: Egypt has not done well in recent games either. In their last 4 games, they lost one, won one on penalties (Cape Verde) and tied 2 in Arab Cup.
Comments: Maghsoud, I hear you. On our own PAPER, it doesn’t look good! Odd makers are putting us on the 2nd place in the group. I go with best case scenarios and give them 3-4 points. More realistic scenarios would give us 2-3 points. Pessimistic predictions is what we only get 1 point. If I’m not mistaken, we have never lost all 3 games in the WC. This WC could unfortunately be the case!
Comments: He’s a jew that is why he gets away with it
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Comments: My paper says we will be competing for the last place. I am not sure why would they think that we would place third in a condition that we could advance. Here is what my paper says all teams and I mean all teams can score on us. NZ will score on us and with a shit performance that GN has fielded over and over we could lose the game even against NZ. Then there are the much easier groups than ours. Compared to them our group is not one easy at all. I see five may be six groups that are easier. In those groups the third place is probably going to have a better record. So, I think on paper everything points to us being eliminated in the group stage with the current team. I think the only thing standing in the way of a change is corruption both in government and in GN. Right now his groupies r lobbying and bribing all sorts of people from players to federation and government to stay. He will use religion as a hook. May pay visit to some hossainiehs to rig the what is written on paper.
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Comments: With a more difficult group, they might have changed the coach but with this group (on paper, easier), they will keep the coach. In paper again, we should be able to move on to the next round which is about what the other WCs have been. We should be able to finish 3rd and do well enough to get to top 32.
Comments: Watching that match between Wales and Belgium, man Wales is weak and disorganized. We did a lot better than that under CQ organizationally.
Comments: Mayeli Kolang ![]() I also think that Kolang is better than Ghandali. Ghandali has been a disaster even Afghanistan scores on us now.
Comments: At this point, even Mayeli Kolang is better than Ghandali. I don't mind if they give GolMo a chance if they do not want a foreign coach.
Comments: Bringing someone totally new a month before the tournament is a waste of money. They need to do this now.
Comments: I don’t think they would bring back CQ. I can see another European coach but not CQ.
Comments: This is indeed shocking to me! I am agreeing with lol!!!!
Aside from USA, Canada, and Mexico which are host (otherwise have no business in Pot 1), Belgium is the weakest team in that pot. They have big stars who have never been able to play well together and now they are also old. Here is my prediction, if we bring in CQ now:
Comments: Iran is going to lose 2 out of 3 games, namely to Egypt and Belgium and go even with NZ. |
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