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I was getting excited there for a minute...

 

Almost thought Torney Boy had gone mad and actually made a post of more than one sentence.... but not quite!

 

"..." doesn't count! :neener:

 

(By the way... Japan 2-0. World Cup win was a fluke).

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Only reported in the Malaysian Papers (and...what would they know)

 

Nakazawa says Japan will win 3-0 against Australia

 

Japan are banking on their samurai spirit to overcome Australia in Saturdayâ??s Asian Cup quarter-final â?? and predict a 3-0 win.

[color:red]Yeah right[/color] :mad:

 

There will be no shortage of needle in Hanoi <[color:red]full of heroin, isn't it[/color]> with the Japanese desperate to avenge a 3-1 defeat by the Socceroos at last yearâ??s World Cup in Germany.

[color:red]P.S They lost the war as well[/color].... :nahnah:

 

â??We canâ??t lose twice,â? Japan defender Yuji Nakazawa told reporters. â??Once is bad enough. We havenâ??t forgotten about that and if it happened again it would be devastating.

[color:red]Mass execution could be in order[/color] :evil:

 

â??We will be right up for this game because itâ??s Australia. Weâ??ll win about 3-0.â? [color:orange][/color]

Japan, bidding to win a third successive Asian Cup title, have looked comfortable despite Vietnamâ??s fierce heat and finished top of Group B with seven points. [color:green].[/color]

Nakazawa is wary of the threat posed by English Premier League players such as Mark Viduka, Harry Kewell and Tim Cahill, who scored two late goals in last yearâ??s World Cup clash. [color:red]Oui Oui Oui[/color]

 

Nine minutes of madness in their opening game in Kaiserslautern left Japan shell-shocked and set the tone for their meek exit from the tournament.

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â??When the time comes to play Australia this weekend Iâ??m sure a lot of emotions will be there at the start,â? said Nakazawa. â??We canâ??t let that happen again.â?Â

 

Pre-tournament favourites Australia finally found their form by thrashing co-hosts Thailand 4-0 to avoid an embarrassing early elimination.<[color:brown]khaaw thoht>[/color]

 

Japan coach Ivica Osim has attacked the countryâ??s hyper-critical media for putting too much pressure on the holders to beat a side of Australiaâ??s quality. [color:green][/color]

 

The Bosnian had his side practising penalties in yesterdayâ??s training session, ordering players to sprint around the pitch twice as punishment for missing a spot kick. <[color:red]You can't kick spot, good dog>[/color]

 

Goalkeeper Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi, whose superb record of saving penalties helped Japan retain the Asian Cup in China three years ago, made no bones about his feelings. [color:red][/color] :shocked:

 

â??We want revenge,â? he said :evil: . â??They have lots of players from the World Cup here like Kewell and Viduka. It will be a special game.â?Â

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[color:green]Prediction 5-0[/color] [color:green]to Australia[/color]

 

Cheer's Ongchaiyai

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I was getting excited there for a minute...

 

Almost thought Torney Boy had gone mad and actually made a post of more than one sentence.... but not quite!

 

"..." doesn't count! :neener:

 

(By the way... Japan 2-0. World Cup win was a fluke).

 

If they play with their minds on the game they will do well...they appear to forget the game plan and get behind on the score board...hope not next game..

OZ 1 zip :neener:

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