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Every nation so far that has hosted the World Cup since the start has gone past the group stages.
No change this year, as Korea and Japan are both through.
No change this year, as Korea and Japan are both through.
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On the Korea vs Japan subject, i would agree with AJ, and also Korea look the stronger going forward yet look a little shaky at times at the back.
Also both have come through reletively easy groups in comparison to others.
Also both have come through reletively easy groups in comparison to others.
Ze Físhmongéré wrote:
> Who do you think will win if Korea play Japan?
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I would say it would depend on who'd be playing at home.
> Who do you think will win if Korea play Japan?
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I would say it would depend on who'd be playing at home.
Who do you think will win if Korea play Japan?
Heh, don't have a clue.
:-)
:-)
Did you also know this?
(S)weden
(E)ngland
(A)rgentina
(N)igeria
(M)exico
(I)taly
(C)roatia
(E)cuador
What does Sean and Mice have to do with this World Cup?
(S)weden
(E)ngland
(A)rgentina
(N)igeria
(M)exico
(I)taly
(C)roatia
(E)cuador
What does Sean and Mice have to do with this World Cup?
There are playing great at the moment.
You can never overestimate the home advantage. It really does make a huge difference.
Additionally, I'll point out that the world cup being hosted in japan does England a lot of favours it that respect - more Japanese/Korean will be supporting England than any other team. This actually gives us a real chance of doing something...
Additionally, I'll point out that the world cup being hosted in japan does England a lot of favours it that respect - more Japanese/Korean will be supporting England than any other team. This actually gives us a real chance of doing something...
I am really surprised that both Japan and Korea got through! Good luck to them!
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