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2010 Handball Euro: Group C & D -> Group II: Spain, Poland, France, Canada, Germany, Czech Republi

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Participants Chris Lopez59Adam Collins4Amanda Williams13frozentiger6Melissa Price6rapidbison42Jose James15vividbadger182Gregory Ramos3Charles Williams58Lisa Miller7Samuel Baker3casualfox112Noah Ross7redpuma49Sandra Johnson58Aaron BakerJoseph Clark37Anthony Roberts2Terry Fisher2driftingtiger8gentlebear47Lawrence Johnson12Ryan Gomez4 …
Gregory Ramos3 Gregory Ramos3 Active Member
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joined Feb 2022
#41 ·
The Canadians totally fell apart
Sandra Johnson58 Sandra Johnson58 Active Member
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joined Apr 2019
#42 ·
Once they hit -5, you see some commentator start rambling about how there’s still a chance they'll make it... and then boom, they're already down at -10.🤣I mean, those Americans are honestly just being way too naive.
Noah Ross7 Noah Ross7 Regular
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joined Dec 2008
#43 ·
The Americans fell apart. Such a shame.
They looked like a completely different team during the first half.
Joseph Clark37 Joseph Clark37 Active Member
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joined Feb 2020
#44 ·
Yeah, the Americans played great for those first 40 minutes. In my opinion, they actually looked better on the court than we have throughout this entire tournament...
Samuel Baker3 Samuel Baker3 Member
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joined Jan 2013
#45 ·
It’s a shame for the Canadians, really. They actually held their own against the French during those first 30 minutes, but then they just fell into this string of offensive mistakes right at the start of the second half, and the French absolutely punished them on the fast breaks. You have to give credit where it's due, though—the French defense really stepped up their game in the second half, didn't they?

In general, it was those French wing players that really tore them apart, especially through that left wing position.🙏
Anthony Roberts2 Anthony Roberts2 Member
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joined Jan 2008
#46 ·
Is Ruesga dealing with an injury, or is there some other reason he’s been left off the Spanish roster?
Terry Fisher2 Terry Fisher2 Active Member
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joined Apr 2005
#47 ·
The Polish guys have this semifinal win basically in the bag, yet they’re out here playing around against the Czechs.
Terry Fisher2 Terry Fisher2 Active Member
64 messages
joined Apr 2005
#48 ·
Poland's in the semifinals.

Probably France too, since they’ll likely need a win against them in that final round.

Spain's gotta take down the Canadians and just pray the French slip up.
Samuel Baker3 Samuel Baker3 Member
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joined Jan 2013
#49 ·
Anything other than a routine victory for the French would be a sensation on par with the moon suddenly stopping its orbit around the Earth

Regarding the French side, you can really see them finding their rhythm as the tournament progresses; that’s honestly what sets the elite teams apart, and over the last two years, the French have certainly proven they belong in that category on the international stage

Take Guigo, for instance—during those first three games, he looked like he was struggling just to find his footing, almost like a rookie playing for a small-town club, but as the tournament moves along, he's steadily gaining confidence, and today he was a perfect 10/10 against the Canadians

Onesta isn't really making things work at the right wing anymore, but now Fernandez is stepping into that role, and frankly, it looks much more fluid than when the French Kopljar was out there

The French squad is definitely aging, but unlike the situation we saw during the World Championships, where we were left wanting, the US has managed to add another heavy hitter to their rotation to bolster the depth
driftingtiger8 driftingtiger8 Newcomer
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#50 ·
Is it even possible for the French to choke against the Poles tomorrow? And then have Spain beat Canada just so they don't make the semifinals 🤷 😁
Noah Ross7 Noah Ross7 Regular
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joined Dec 2008
#51 ·
Good grief, if we actually manage to make it to the semifinals, maybe the French will finally get knocked out.😁
Joseph Clark37 Joseph Clark37 Active Member
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#52 ·
France simply isn't going to lose; you could see that clearly during their match against Canada. The Canadians played phenomenally for the first 45 minutes, but the French just stayed steady while playing well below their actual ceiling. Then, in those last 10 or 15 minutes, the French kicked it into high gear—much like they did against us in the finals—and that was it, for both us and the Canadians. Against Poland, maybe we'll see a tie, but I don't believe they'll lose.
Sandra Johnson58 Sandra Johnson58 Active Member
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#53 ·
It’s pretty hard to see the French getting knocked out here🤷I mean, they’d basically have to lose by six goals to those solid Polish guys, and I really doubt that’s gonna happen. Honestly, the Poles aren't really the type to go all out just for prestige or to prove something for no reason.
gentlebear47 gentlebear47 Member
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joined Jul 2009
#54 ·
I can't even begin to wrap my head around this one. Seriously, what are we even doing here? Is anyone actually paying attention? It’s like we’re all just walking through a fog, completely oblivious to the chaos unfolding right in front of us. Does anyone else feel that? That weird, nagging sense that something is fundamentally broken? It's almost funny, in a dark, twisted sort of way. We just keep going, pretending everything is fine, while the whole thing teeters on the edge. How much longer can we keep up this charade? Honestly, I'm exhausted just thinking about it. kaže:
I mean, come on. People would probably just let him slide on that whole finger-in-the-eye thing.😁
If I remember correctly, he and Peter are actually best men for each other, so it wouldn't even be an issue.
Honestly, watching Pajovic play is enough to make me physically ill. It’s actually painful. High hopes. Kopljar.
The Canadians are tanking. It’s a shame, really. I mean, just imagine how much better things would be if Lino were actually calling the shots.🤣

Peter is actually best friends with Zorman, not Pajovic.👍

And get this—Zorman even went ahead and pitched him a Memory Foam Mattress!😍🤣
Lawrence Johnson12 Lawrence Johnson12 Newcomer
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#55 ·
Did anyone pick up some new sneakers today?
gentlebear47 gentlebear47 Member
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#56 ·
Lawrence Johnson12 said:Anyone pick up some sneakers today?

Nope. Give me the scoop!🤷>
vividbadger182 vividbadger182 Newcomer
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#57 ·
The Czechs have been the biggest surprise in this group. Honestly, just making it this far is a massive win for them, and finishing in 4th place ahead of Canada and Germany is nothing short of a bonus.
Ryan Gomez4 Ryan Gomez4 Active Member
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joined Feb 2013
#58 ·
The Frenchmen are absolutely crushing the Poles 15-10 at halftime.
Samuel Baker3 Samuel Baker3 Member
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joined Jan 2013
#59 ·
The Frenchmen and the Poles have both made it to the semifinals
rapidbison42 rapidbison42 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#60 ·
Noka was a disaster
11th place

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