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This is the score the great leader has decreed and as it appears there are no North Korean journalists in attendance at Ellis Park it may well be the score :)

Me and Kin-Jong have our beers and are ready for the off :D

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I have a £5 bet with a guy in my office that this will be the score!

I reckon all the NK players have been super trained like Dolph Lundgren in Rocky IV.
 
I have a £5 bet with a guy in my office that this will be the score!

I reckon all the NK players have been super trained like Dolph Lundgren in Rocky IV.
Your money is safe, I just had a word with the man :hmm:

All you need to do it get a copy of "North Korea Today" dated the 14th June, I saw the score printed in that yesterday :)
 
Anyway, hasn't everyone been talking about how Brazil aren't the flair-merchants they usually are - no Ronaldinho and Dunga favouring a much more pragmatic style?

Completely on a whim, 2-0 to Brazil.
 
Anyway, hasn't everyone been talking about how Brazil aren't the flair-merchants they usually are - no Ronaldinho and Dunga favouring a much more pragmatic style?

Completely on a whim, 2-0 to Brazil.
Well they may be saying that where you are, here in Manaus everyone is going crazy, I went out this morning and I only saw one other person who wasn't wearing a Brazil shirt, it look at times as if I was walking to a big game and about 100 meters from the stadium there were so many people in Brazil shirts. Everything here will close (except the bars) at 15:00hr, the schools and Government offices have been closed all day.

Looking out of the window the roads are already deserted. I'm really excited it is the first time I have watched Brazil play while in Brazil, you can feel the excitement in the air.

I'm going to the bar soon in a Brazil shirt :facepalm: but there is method in my madness (you never know who you may bump into ;) )

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Yeah Brazil are a deeply functional side. Interesting from a tactical point of view though because they play in such a clearly asymmetric fashion.

North Korea will start with five in defence too.

I don't think that the goalfest is going to start with this one.
 
Well they may be saying that where you are, here in Manaus everyone is going crazy, I went out this morning and I only saw one other person who wasn't wearing a Brazil shirt, it look at times as if I was walking to a big game and about 100 meters from the stadium there were so many people in Brazil shirts. Everything here will close (except the bars) at 15:00hr, the schools and Government offices have been closed all day.

Looking out of the window the roads are already deserted. I'm really excited it is the first time I have watched Brazil play while in Brazil, you can feel the excitement in the air.
They may be going crazy, but I feel that has little to do with the way their team play :hmm: Fernando Duarte was on Football Weekly in the run up to the tournament saying that the Brazilian press and public are just waiting for Dunga's team to fail.

Yeah Brazil are a deeply functional side. Interesting from a tactical point of view though because they play in such a clearly asymmetric fashion.

North Korea will start with five in defence too.

I don't think that the goalfest is going to start with this one.
My suspicions too, but don't worry - as I said on the Ivory Coast v Portugal thread I'll be making my way home from work so there should be goals aplenty ;)
 
plenty of brazilians want the team to not do well so the 'european style' can be abandoned and the less successful 'samba football' re-employed.
 
This is a game I've really been looking forward to.

I told someone last night I reckoned the score would be 5-1 to Brazil :D (if North Korea are really lucky)
 
There are lots of Chinese nationals in Johannesbug acting as North Korean fans by proxy. Turns out the North Korean sports ministry authorised a Chinese sports PR agency to sell tickets for the game as few North Koreans could afford the journey or receive visas to leave the country, with lots of "volunteers" snapping up the tickets.
:D :D

Oh, North Korea, you are silly.
 
Brazil need to score 15 to bring the tally of goals in this world cup up the same level as in 2008. I am optimistically going for a 5-1. :p
 
You lot can scoff - just think of 1966 when they beat Italy and were 3-0 up against Portugal. I remember it well - should have won they should.
 
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