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You know, I really don't believe in this "resting players" thing, pretending to play football...it's not fair to the footballing community and it will catch up with the team sooner or later-remember that Mexico-Italy match in WC2002, I believe they were both punished for angering the football gods with that shitty display. At this stage, what would be hilarious for Holland would be a remake of the Spain-Bulgaria match from WC 98 where the Spanish kept scoring and crying all the way :P
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With qualification assured, the Czech Republic are planning to rest several key players, including captain Pavel Nedved, for their final Group D game against Germany on Wednesday.
Thanks Karel
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Resting also ensures your star players don't do something silly and get red cards or badly injured.Last edited by The PIT; 20 June 2004, 23:50.Comment
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Unfortunately that doesn't mean anything. Remember the Euro 2000. Portugal was already qualified and played with their C-Team against us and we managed to loose 3:0.Originally posted by thop
With qualification assured, the Czech Republic are planning to rest several key players, including captain Pavel Nedved, for their final Group D game against Germany on Wednesday.
Thanks Karel
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2000 was a shit team. 2004 isn't stellar either but better. My only concern is that the czechs are still pissed about 1996 final and won't let us win so easily. It's in their own interest though, unless they want to meet Holland in the final again.
PS. There is no such thing as a C-Team with only 23(?) people
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Germany's only chance is Czech let them win and let the weaker team through. I would as a manager.Comment
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