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Euro Handball Championship: America vs. Poland 31-28
Euro Handball Championship: America vs. Poland 31-28
Started by Susan Kim2 · · 👁 5 views · 100 replies
#43 ·
Joseph Clark37 said:Don't wear yourself out counting all that prize money. ☕
I think he was just looking for attention, and by the looks of it, he missed the mark there too. ☕
#44 ·
silentcobra80 said:They are honestly incredible. They’re just playing at a very high level. Realistically, our chances aren't great.
Matthew Taylor15 said:Denmark was basically playing at half capacity during the first half of this tournament. 😁It explains everything.
Well, at least we won't have to face the French.☕
#45 ·
What a turnaround after the first half 🙏 props to the deck 👋
don't start with the depression now 😁
don't start with the depression now 😁
#46 ·
What is wrong with you people 🤷
We’re heading into the semifinals as underdogs, which feels a bit like when we first won the Global Championship. I guess that implies we'll just cruise our way to the finals, where we'll probably edge out a win against the Spaniards.
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We’re heading into the semifinals as underdogs, which feels a bit like when we first won the Global Championship. I guess that implies we'll just cruise our way to the finals, where we'll probably edge out a win against the Spaniards.
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#47 ·
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31hvAhqqNv4
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Maybe they’ll actually pull off a win in the semifinals when nobody's expecting it.
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Maybe they’ll actually pull off a win in the semifinals when nobody's expecting it.
#48 ·
Noah Ross7 said:What is wrong with you people? 🤷
We’re heading into the semifinals as underdogs—kind of like when we first won the Global title—which basically implies we'll just stroll straight to a final where we barely edge out the Spaniards.
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With Kate, we're going after more bronze.
Just give me an actual final, please.
#51 ·
And now he’s actually trying to claim that the whole strategy in the first half was for him to stop shooting so Dule and Kopljar could take over ☕ I swear, I am going to lose my mind...
#53 ·
They can't afford to waste a single night on the road 🙏 🙏 🙏
If they decided to pedal there by bike, they wouldn't roll in until midnight.
If they decided to pedal there by bike, they wouldn't roll in until midnight.
#54 ·
Well, I guess there’s always a glimmer of hope that the Danes might have an off day and just won't show up. Honestly, today's game was pretty solid, and if everything falls our way, maybe we could finally push past them and make it to the finals!
#56 ·
The officiating was a mess again today... they handed us a gift by calling a breakaway goal for Schlesinger's when it wasn't even there, plus a penalty on Duvnjak's drive that was totally soft.
Meanwhile, they gifted the other side two penalties that were nowhere near legitimate, and then slapped us with two suspensions—one for Kopljar and one for Gojun—that didn't warrant it either...
What a disaster.
Meanwhile, they gifted the other side two penalties that were nowhere near legitimate, and then slapped us with two suspensions—one for Kopljar and one for Gojun—that didn't warrant it either...
What a disaster.
#57 ·
I know some people here are just trolling for the hell of it, but I’m being dead serious when I say our odds look pretty slim—I’d probably put it at 75/25... those Danes really remind me of how we played back when we hosted everything in 2009
#58 ·
Turns out I was right. The Poles completely blew it on themselves when they scored three goals in two minutes only to miss a penalty right after. 🤣
Anyway, Dom Duvnjak 🙏 is a beast, and he’s only 25. If he can actually maintain this pace until the end, mad respect, because he basically carried us every single game.
As for the Danes, they’re heavy favorites. They need to play with heart and not leave everything in the locker room before stepping out in front of thousands of people (not sure what the capacity of the arena is 🤣), like they did in New York City or Spain.
Anyway, Dom Duvnjak 🙏 is a beast, and he’s only 25. If he can actually maintain this pace until the end, mad respect, because he basically carried us every single game.
As for the Danes, they’re heavy favorites. They need to play with heart and not leave everything in the locker room before stepping out in front of thousands of people (not sure what the capacity of the arena is 🤣), like they did in New York City or Spain.
#59 ·
Raymond Anderson4 said:The officiating was a mess again... they gifted us a breakaway goal for Štrlekov, then called a penalty on Dom Duvnjak's drive that simply wasn't there.
Meanwhile, they handed Smith2 two penalties that were clearly bogus, plus two suspensions—one for Kopljar and one for Gojun—that shouldn't have happened either...
What a disaster.
Immature officiating. And don't even get me started on how inconsistent their disciplinary standards are.
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