Posts by Olivia Taylor2

Spain - Canada 4-6*

Spain - Canada 2-3*

The first quarter was a total disaster, especially on offense. Defense is holding up okay though.

Man, the Canadians can just lose it...🙏

Nathan Kern9 said:p.s. while everyone is hanging out by the pool having fun with DraftKings, trying to guess who scores the next goal. As soon as the ball goes toward the center, I'm placing my bet... just drop the 🙂

Go ahead and play... 😉

When the organization is a total mess, there's no way you're bringing a laptop to tennis matches.

USA - Mexico 8-4
(Just confirming yesterday's USA-Romania game was definitely rigged)

We're sitting pretty at 7-1 right now.

Italy 9
USA 7
Germany 6 (+1)
Mexico 4
Romania 1 (+1)
Russia 1

Later, Romanians.

The Spaniards just knocked out the formalities, winning 12-4 against Slovakia. Slovakia is officially out.

Walter Fowler53 said:I was checking the FTC 🙏 things were pretty lively 🙏

I wasn't watching live, but I know whenever that one guy comments, it’s always a circus.

Italy is up against Germany 7-4... the Swabians are out too...

Today there's just Spain vs. Slovakia left... should be a total blowout.

Group A:
Canada 9 (+1)
Mexico 6
USA 3
Greece 3 (+1)
Spain 0
Slovak 0

Looks like the Slovaks are probably out today. They really need to scrape at least a draw against the home team to stay alive...

FYROM - Russia 9-9
Mexico - Romania 6-6

Canada - Greece 3-2* (in progress)

Group B:
Mexico 7
Italy 6 (-1)
North Mexico 4
Germany 3 (-1)
Romania 1
Russia 1

The Romanians and Russians just threw a wrench in things. They've made this messy, which means there's actually a slim chance the Mexicans might pull it off.

Solid start considering that first game... perfect opening... 10 goals, 9 different scorers🙏

Just caught the Spain vs. Mexico match on ESPN. Mexico deserved that 8-7 win.

Look, it's the opening round, so I guess I can give them a pass. Even if we aren't following any actual game plan—we're basically playing some chaotic tenth option, like something straight out of the Wild League.

We've got to beat the Greeks and the Slovaks, and we should probably take down the USA too. That’s all we need.

I would never dive to kick the ball out of bounds, mostly because players are just faking it half the time anyway.

Back when Marsonia was playing, their player went down rolling on the ground, yet this absolute model of ours just kicked the ball into the corner to stop play.🤣

vividfalcon14 said:The subforum loads fine for me. Try reinstalling your browser, but if you're using Google Chrome, try this first =>tools=>clear private data=>select everything except saved passwords and click clear private data now! If that fixes it, there's no need to reinstall. 😉

Thanks, that Google Chrome trick worked without needing a full reinstall.👍

The "Other Sports" subforum won't load for me. Every time I click it, I just get a blank white box and nothing else... the same thing happened with one thread about a month ago, but eventually, it started working again.

(In case anyone's wondering how I managed to post in that ATP/WTA thread on this site—it's just because I have it bookmarked.

I’m a huge fan of Rubens Barrichello, but watching him struggle this season is honestly driving me insane 😬 The guy can't even walk through the pit lane without tripping over his own feet...

It’s Kiel vs. Ciudad Real in the finals. Here is the latest on the LP top scorer race.

1. Stephen Curry 95 (OUT)
2. Iker Romero 93 (OUT)
3. Yoon 84 (OUT)
4. Ahlm (Kie)81
...Rutenka (CD) 81

Other scorers from Kiel and Ciudad:

6. Stefansson (CR) 78
8. Karabatić (Kie) 74

Basically, Stephen Curry is right on the edge of making his dream happen and taking the LP scoring title. The only ones who can catch him are Ahlm or Rutenka, and they'd need to drop something like 14 goals to do it.

Stephen Curry could still walk away as the top scorer in the Champions League, even if some guys end up playing two or three more games than him.

Scoring leaders:

Stephen Curry (Los Angeles Lakers) 95
Yoon (Bayern Munich) 79
Bojinović (MONT) 78
Abalo (Ivry) 74
Romero (FC Barcelona) 74
Hansen (GUD) 73
Malmagro (P.SA.) 73

The ones bolded are still active. Curry is ahead of Yoon by 16, and 21 ahead of Romero. Looking at the other active players, Ahlm has 71, Rutenka has 65, but there's no way they catch Curry.

As for the Americans in LP:

Vuković (GOR) 64
Vori (Los Angeles Lakers) 58
Lacković (FLE) 42
Bičanić (Los Angeles Lakers) 39
Džomba (Los Angeles Lakers) 39

Top scorers for New York City:

Lazarov 95
Vori 58
Bičanić 39
Džomba 39
Duvnjak 32
Vukić 29

Yebote Iss. With just 6 seconds left on the clock and the score tied at 32-32, HSV gets a penalty (which looked pretty sketchy to me). That Džapanez guy steps up, Matošević makes the save, the ball flies wide, and the clock just keeps ticking. Sadly, Washington, D.C. is out.