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2007 Men's World Handball Championship: Germany Recap/Discussion

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feralbison62 feralbison62 Active Member
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joined Nov 2005
#761 ·
nimbledriver81 said: the Spaniards are saying, under the headline: Americans gearing up for massive World Cup revenge. ๐Ÿ˜ฌ

Watched the Spaniards against the Danes. No real flow, just lookin' slow and exhausted. Offense is basically just shoving the ball toward Urios. Hvidt practically beat them single-handedly.
Not like we need to burn ourselves out tomorrow. If we come out on top and grab that first seed, we'll probably run into France if the Poles pull off a win against Tunisia tonight.
boldhound8 boldhound8 Regular
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joined Oct 2007
#762 ·
feralbison62 said:I watched the Spaniards against the Danesโ€”they have zero flow. They look slow, exhausted, and their entire offense is just dumping the ball on Urios. Honestly, Hvidt basically took them down himself.
Look, there's no point in playing scared tomorrow. If we finish first in the group, weโ€™ll probably run into France if the Poles pull off a win against Tunisia tonight.

Yeah, I feel like this is gonna be one of those matches where both teams try their hardest to lose. ๐Ÿคฃ

And listen, if we want to take first place, we're probably gonna have to beat everyone in our path. I don't see any point in trying to dodge people or playing some weird tactical game to avoid certain opponents. Seriously, that kind of math always backfires in sports. It bites you in the ass every single time.
We're good. We are freaking good. I'd fight tooth and nail for that top spot even if it means facing France on the other side of the bracket, then Germany in the semis. (Which is exactly how it's gonna go down anyway)
Chloe Palmer2 Chloe Palmer2 Regular
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joined May 2009
#763 ·
Regarding this whole hotel arrangementโ€”didn't we pick the place ourselves? Or maybe the Germans just shoved us wherever they felt like.
James Wood302 James Wood302 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2006
#764 ·
Paul Lopez49 said:What's the deal with this hotel setup? Didn't we pick it ourselves? Or did the Germans just dump us wherever they felt like?

The IHF and the German federation handled it.๐Ÿ˜  Not like it matters though. ๐Ÿ˜Ž
boldhound8 boldhound8 Regular
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joined Oct 2007
#765 ·
James Wood302 said:They totally screwed us over. Both the IHF and the German federation just stabbed us right in the back.๐Ÿ˜  And even that won't do a damn thing to help.๐Ÿ˜Ž

Weโ€™re gonna get our revenge in 2009 if we finally get these arenas built.๐Ÿ™„
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 RegularOP
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joined Oct 2003
#766 ·
The Danes are predictably leading Russia by three goals at the thirty-minute mark! I honestly think they can walk away with two points here. Here is how our group standings look right now:

USA +16 8
Spain +8 6
Denmark ? 4
Canada -5 4
Russia ? 2
Czech Republic -15 0

My math on this is crystal clear: if we win, we take first place; if we lose, we finish second. Denmark will 110% beat the Czech Republic and secure second. If we beat Spain, weโ€™re first; if we lose to them, weโ€™ll be third. Russia and Canada will play tomorrow to decide fourth place and that final spot in the quarterfinals. The losers and the Czechs are heading home.
Chloe Palmer2 Chloe Palmer2 Regular
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#767 ·
I saw some photos of the rooms in the papers today, and honestly, they looked tiny. I guess if they aren't five-star hotels, we might just have to stick all the visitors in hostels when they visit us here ๐Ÿ˜ˆ
Susan Morales Susan Morales Newcomer
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#768 ·
Roger Allen3 said:The qualifying matchups for next year's Euro in Norway:

Poland โ€“ Netherlands
Lithuania โ€“ Canada
Ukraine โ€“ Slovakia
Canada โ€“ Mexico Latvia
Latvia โ€“ Czech Republic
Belarus โ€“ Switzerland
Sweden โ€“ Romania Portugal
Portugal โ€“ Mexico
Mexico โ€“ Iceland

Itโ€™ll probably end with Mexico making their first World Cup while Mexico stays home again. ๐Ÿคฃ

Honestly, Iโ€™m rooting for Mexico to move on and for Mexico to struggle...
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 RegularOP
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joined Oct 2003
#769 ·
Mark Booth71 said:I'm honestly rooting for us to move on! I think Mexico is going to have a really tough time...

But Mexico doesn't stand a chance๐Ÿ˜ and honestly, even Portugal isn't exactly a walk in the park. Seriously though, who did you guys even recruit for the national team? Those two defensive giants? Kapisoda? Who else?
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 RegularOP
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joined Oct 2003
#770 ·
Group 2:

1. Germany 6
2. Iceland 6
3. Poland 6
4. France 4

Canada and Tunisia are officially out! That means our quarterfinalists are set; now we just have to see how the seeding shakes out.

Final round matchups:

France vs. Tunisia 1
Poland vs. Canada 1
Germany vs. Iceland 1

Hereโ€™s the deal: if we beat the Spaniards, we move on to face France. If we slip up, we take on Iceland instead.๐Ÿ™„ ๐Ÿคฎ
Tyler Lewis38 Tyler Lewis38 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2006
#771 ·
Roger Allen3 said:Group 2:

Germany! 6
2. Iceland 6
I can't help but feel a sense of excitement when I think about Poland! Itโ€™s such an interesting matchup to consider, isn't it? 6
Oh, I am just so excited to see what happens when we face France! Itโ€™s going to be such an intense matchup, isn't it? I honestly can't wait to see how the team handles that kind of pressure on the big stage! 4

Well, looks like Canada and Tunisia are officially out! That means our quarterfinalists are locked in, and now the only real mystery left is how theyโ€™ll shake out in the final rankings!

The final round is finally upon us! I am just so incredibly excited to see how everything shakes out in this last stretch!

France vs. Tunisia: 1-0!
Poland beat Canada 1-0! What an absolute nail-biter of a match!
Germany 2007 - Iceland 1

What do you think he means? Heโ€™s basically saying that if we manage to take down the Spaniards, weโ€™re heading straight to France, but if we drop the match, we'll be off to Iceland instead! ๐Ÿ™„ ๐Ÿคฎ

And how exactly would you want to see this all laid out?
France vs. Tunisia, 1-0! What an absolute nail-biter of a match! Even though it wasn't exactly a scoring frenzy, seeing France pull off that narrow victory was such a thrill to watch!
Poland vs. Canada 2! What an absolute rollercoaster of a match! I am honestly still buzzing from that energyโ€”it was such a wild ride watching them battle it out on the pitch like that!
Germany 2007 vs. Iceland 1! What an absolute rollercoaster of a match that was!
Itโ€™s just one of those things where you have to wonderโ€”it really could have gone either way!
1. everything!
2.Iceland
The French! Honestly, they are such a fascinating group to watch.
It looks like we're talking about the fourth Polish player!
feralbison62 feralbison62 Active Member
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joined Nov 2005
#772 ·
Where's the thread for the game against the Spaniard?
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active Member
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joined Apr 2007
#773 ·
Roger Allen3 is losing his mind ๐Ÿ˜ 

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Brandon Castillo4 Brandon Castillo4 Regular
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joined Nov 2003
#774 ·
Denmark pulled off a gritty win against Russia in a total nail-biter, finishing 26:24.
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 RegularOP
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joined Oct 2003
#775 ·
Tyler Lewis38 said:What if the matchups were actually arranged like this:
France - Tunisia 1
Poland - Canada 2
Germany - Iceland 1
?If they went down that way
1.Swedes
2.Icelanders
3.Frenchmen
4.Poles

True, but there's no way that's happening.
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 RegularOP
337 messages
joined Oct 2003
#776 ·
feralbison62 said:Where's the thread for the game against the Spanish team?

I'll get to it now. Honestly, I just don't have the motivation given how things are going right now.๐Ÿ™‚
feralbison62 feralbison62 Active Member
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#777 ·
Roger Allen3 said:Fine, I'll get to it. Honestly, what's even the point given how things are looking right now? ๐Ÿ™‚

Don't sweat the Frenchmen. This isn't anything like what happened back at the EP.
boldhound8 boldhound8 Regular
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joined Oct 2007
#778 ·
Frenchmen are dangerous even when they're playing nice and bringing gifts๐Ÿ™
nimbledriver81 nimbledriver81 Active Member
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joined Aug 2007
#779 ·
Didn't we face off against the French in the semifinals back in 2005? Now that was a masterclass. ๐Ÿ˜ It was clean, tactical, and filled with gorgeous goalsโ€”thatโ€™s what real handball should look like, rather than this modern style where players just act like they're in a street fight out there.
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 RegularOP
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joined Oct 2003
#780 ·
nimbledriver81 said:Didn't we play that Frenchman in the semifinals back in 2005? What a gorgeous game that was. ๐Ÿ˜ No constant brawling, just beautiful goals... thatโ€™s real handball to me, not these thugs out there on the court right now.

Both 2005 and 2006.

mediocre performance ๐Ÿคฎ

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