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bebeto
#101 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 9:19:42 AM
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CIV starting to click, going by yesterday's show. if they play that way, t'will be hard for the bullets to pull a win.

but this is soccer and anything is possible. add the incentive of honouring the 1993 KK11 and it makes it a spectacle. cant wait for the FINALS.
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TiggerTiggy
#102 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 9:20:49 AM
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everyone loves and roots for the underdog. but lets be real. zambia's fairly tale is about to come to an abrupt and humiliating end. i think ivory coast will actually win this tournament without conceding a single goal.
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TAZ
#103 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 9:30:07 AM
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I will also go for a win for Ivory Cast in the Finals.....such teams usually up their game as the competition progresses. Zambia are a good team but i felt Ghana wasted alot of chances in front of goal....not to mention the missed penalty be Gyan.
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smano
#104 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 9:41:09 AM
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Personally I hope the finals go into extra time and Yaya and Koule get extremely tired (never been one to wish injuries on a player)so that they're not 100% when they resume for Citysmile

That said, I think the fairy tale for Chipolopolo ends in the finals,Ivory Coast look solid and sometimes the experience does count. But I'll be rooting for them...
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selah
#105 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 9:51:36 AM
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I have never felt the way I felt when I watched Zambia play with Ghana men...I think my stomach might have been on over drive from all that anxiety.

Th last 10 Minutes looked like a life time even the Zambian coach could not watch the last 5 minute...he went behind the booth.

I am proud of Zambia they were fearless CECAFA Hoyeee!

So what next for Asamoah Gyan this guy is a disappointment to the Ghanian fans...he has missed now two crucial penalties that has cost the team a world cup and now Afcon....any way am not complaining Zambia might probably win this cup...it will be the icing on cake.

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Impunity
#106 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 9:57:15 AM
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TAZ wrote:
I will also go for a win for Ivory Cast in the Finals.....such teams usually up their game as the competition progresses. Zambia are a good team but i felt Ghana wasted alot of chances in front of goal....not to mention the missed penalty be Gyan.


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jguru
#107 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 10:57:45 AM
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selah wrote:
So what next for Asamoah Gyan this guy is a disappointment to the Ghanian fans...he has missed now two crucial penalties that has cost the team a world cup and now Afcon....any way am not complaining Zambia might probably win this cup...it will be the icing on cake.


Asamoah Gyan's career is on the rocks. Unless he performs very well when he returns to Sunderland from his loan spell at Al Ain, he is finished.
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kollabo
#108 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 12:41:34 PM
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Well done Chipolopolo, but clearly it was professionals against amateurs. Couldn't stand seeing the comical errors committed by Zambian defence. All the best in the final.
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kiriita
#109 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 12:42:45 PM
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TiggerTiggy wrote:
what a beautiful goal by zambia with about 10 mins to go. am rooting for them now. but that means ivory coast will get a walkover in the final


And here I was thinking that @willin2learn was harsh for referring to you as a Johnny-come-lately on another thread ......
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mwenza
#110 Posted : Thursday, February 09, 2012 3:42:33 PM
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selah wrote:
I have never felt the way I felt when I watched Zambia play with Ghana men...I think my stomach might have been on over drive from all that anxiety.

Th last 10 Minutes looked like a life time even the Zambian coach could not watch the last 5 minute...he went behind the booth.

I am proud of Zambia they were fearless CECAFA Hoyeee!
So what next for Asamoah Gyan this guy is a disappointment to the Ghanian fans...he has missed now two crucial penalties that has cost the team a world cup and now Afcon....any way am not complaining Zambia might probably win this cup...it will be the icing on cake.



Should have said former CECAFA hoyee!!
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