Sweden v Denmark play off
Then take remaining letters of Sweden and remaining letters of Denmark...what do you get?
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Mind blown!6
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wow.
did not know that.
more entertaining than the game at the moment.0 -
Would also happen if Cyprus played Russia
And also Poland v Andorra9 -
Wouldn't work for the whole post,0
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Games got a bit livelier now0
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Bedtner just missed a sitter0
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Great finish from Sweden0
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Kasper with probably one of the best saves I've seen wow.0
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I think Agger should of gone there. Lucky boy.0
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2-1 defeat but I don't think the Danes are too unhappy with that. They dominated the last 20 minutes and got the away goal.
I reckon they will turn this around on Tuesday at Parken with 48,000 fans willing them on.0 - Sponsored links:
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Had the pleasure of watching this on paper island today, so passionate yet so well natured! Will be rooting for the Danes in the second leg!1
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I didn't think they used the "away goals count double" thing in these playoffs? Happy to be corrected.flyingkiwiDK said:2-1 defeat but I don't think the Danes are too unhappy with that. They dominated the last 20 minutes and got the away goal.
I reckon they will turn this around on Tuesday at Parken with 48,000 fans willing them on.0 -
I've always looked forward to the day when Fukuoka of Japan play Offenbach.The_President said:AS per the TV score caption, take the first 3 letters of Sweden and then first 3 letters of Denmark ... what do you get?
Then take remaining letters of Sweden and remaining letters of Denmark...what do you get?6 -
I find it slightly irritating that when Arsenal are on telly, they don't put "ARS" on the score box. Ridiculous. They put something like "ANL" which ironically, (and seems to have escaped the decision makers attention), looks a bit like "ANAL".
This is the kind of wrapping in cotton wool that society doesn't need. Arsenal is not a swear word, so shortening it to ARS for this purpose is not offensive.
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I think you'll find that the most offensive word is "Arsenal"lordromford said:I find it slightly irritating that when Arsenal are on telly, they don't put "ARS" on the score box. Ridiculous. They put something like "ANL" which ironically, (and seems to have escaped the decision makers attention), looks a bit like "ANAL".
This is the kind of wrapping in cotton wool that society doesn't need. Arsenal is not a swear word, so shortening it to ARS for this purpose is not offensive.2 -
They use the away goal to it's full extent. I.E no after extra time rubbish.lordromford said:
I didn't think they used the "away goals count double" thing in these playoffs? Happy to be corrected.flyingkiwiDK said:2-1 defeat but I don't think the Danes are too unhappy with that. They dominated the last 20 minutes and got the away goal.
I reckon they will turn this around on Tuesday at Parken with 48,000 fans willing them on.
The football league play offs are the ones who don't use it at all.0 -
Mixed feelings about this result... Want Denmark to Qualify as love the country, want Sweden to Qualify because of Ibrahimovic1
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Cheers stonewall. Didn't realise that.stonewallpenalty said:
They use the away goal to it's full extent. I.E no after extra time rubbish.lordromford said:
I didn't think they used the "away goals count double" thing in these playoffs? Happy to be corrected.flyingkiwiDK said:2-1 defeat but I don't think the Danes are too unhappy with that. They dominated the last 20 minutes and got the away goal.
I reckon they will turn this around on Tuesday at Parken with 48,000 fans willing them on.
The football league play offs are the ones who don't use it at all.0 -
I was in a foreign pub recently and they had champions league on. I couldn't work out who was playing. The TV abbreviation was "ASR". I was sure it wasn't Arsenal but took me ages to work it out.lordromford said:I find it slightly irritating that when Arsenal are on telly, they don't put "ARS" on the score box. Ridiculous. They put something like "ANL" which ironically, (and seems to have escaped the decision makers attention), looks a bit like "ANAL".
This is the kind of wrapping in cotton wool that society doesn't need. Arsenal is not a swear word, so shortening it to ARS for this purpose is not offensive.
Roma, obviously.0 -
Actually, the first season NBC had the Premier here in the states, they did have 4 letter abbreviations on the score box. I remember watching a game of ARSE vs MANClordromford said:I find it slightly irritating that when Arsenal are on telly, they don't put "ARS" on the score box. Ridiculous. They put something like "ANL" which ironically, (and seems to have escaped the decision makers attention), looks a bit like "ANAL".
This is the kind of wrapping in cotton wool that society doesn't need. Arsenal is not a swear word, so shortening it to ARS for this purpose is not offensive.0 - Sponsored links:
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20 years ago this would have been European champions vs World Cup semi-finalists. Whole of Scandinavian football seems to have gone on a real decline0
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I dunno... Iceland arent doing too badly, good article by the BBC:Daddy_Pig said:20 years ago this would have been European champions vs World Cup semi-finalists. Whole of Scandinavian football seems to have gone on a real decline
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/300123571 -
Iceland isn't in Scandanavia... Is it?ForeverAddickted said:
I dunno... Iceland arent doing too badly, good article by the BBC:Daddy_Pig said:20 years ago this would have been European champions vs World Cup semi-finalists. Whole of Scandinavian football seems to have gone on a real decline
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No it's in Eltham High St.Daddy_Pig said:
Iceland isn't in Scandanavia... Is it?ForeverAddickted said:
I dunno... Iceland arent doing too badly, good article by the BBC:Daddy_Pig said:20 years ago this would have been European champions vs World Cup semi-finalists. Whole of Scandinavian football seems to have gone on a real decline
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30012357
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Hmm... Good question... So Yes your right, but in a way, your also wrong lol!Daddy_Pig said:
Iceland isn't in Scandanavia... Is it?ForeverAddickted said:
I dunno... Iceland arent doing too badly, good article by the BBC:Daddy_Pig said:20 years ago this would have been European champions vs World Cup semi-finalists. Whole of Scandinavian football seems to have gone on a real decline
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30012357
While the term Scandinavia is commonly used for Denmark, Norway and Sweden, the term the Nordic countries is used unambiguously for Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland, including their associated territories (Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and the Åland Islands).0 -
So Iceland is a Nordic country and not a part of Scandanavia?ForeverAddickted said:
Hmm... Good question... So Yes your right, but in a way, your also wrong lol!Daddy_Pig said:
Iceland isn't in Scandanavia... Is it?ForeverAddickted said:
I dunno... Iceland arent doing too badly, good article by the BBC:Daddy_Pig said:20 years ago this would have been European champions vs World Cup semi-finalists. Whole of Scandinavian football seems to have gone on a real decline
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30012357
While the term Scandinavia is commonly used for Denmark, Norway and Sweden, the term the Nordic countries is used unambiguously for Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland, including their associated territories (Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and the Åland Islands).
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Yet used to be part of Denmark which is a Scandinavian Country?Daddy_Pig said:
So Iceland is a Nordic country and not a part of Scandanavia?ForeverAddickted said:
Hmm... Good question... So Yes your right, but in a way, your also wrong lol!Daddy_Pig said:
Iceland isn't in Scandanavia... Is it?ForeverAddickted said:
I dunno... Iceland arent doing too badly, good article by the BBC:Daddy_Pig said:20 years ago this would have been European champions vs World Cup semi-finalists. Whole of Scandinavian football seems to have gone on a real decline
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30012357
While the term Scandinavia is commonly used for Denmark, Norway and Sweden, the term the Nordic countries is used unambiguously for Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland, including their associated territories (Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and the Åland Islands).
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Sweden, Norway and Denmark are all in the playoffs, so at least they haven't done as badly as say the Netherlands or Bulgaria.
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Same meat,diffrent gravy.0
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Denmark Sweden finished 2-2 meaning the Swedes go through 4-3 on aggregate. Catch the replays of Ibrahimovic's second goal from the freekick. It was world class.0
