Prediction: Reading v River Plate

[wolsey]

Royals 3 - river 1

Daniella 2 Papereyes 2 (is it extra time or straight into penalties?)

[Ian Royal]

Royals 3 - river 1

Daniella 2 Papereyes 2 (is it extra time or straight into penalties?)

I'm sorry I must have blinked and missed Daniella scoring. I thought Papereyes was walking that contest.

[Daniella]

Royals 3 - river 1

Daniella 2 Papereyes 2 (is it extra time or straight into penalties?)

I'm sorry I must have blinked and missed Daniella scoring. I thought Papereyes was walking that contest.

you would, you're part of his little clique.

[wolsey]

Royals 3 - river 1

Daniella 2 Papereyes 2 (is it extra time or straight into penalties?)

I'm sorry I must have blinked and missed Daniella scoring. I thought Papereyes was walking that contest.

Sorry, I can only give decisions as I see it

G Poll (Retired)

[Stooper]

4-1 River

[Daniella]

Either way, we're going to be outsung...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wg5tEB76BSU

Class set of fans. Argentina nicked this song and replaced several lines, its that good.

[Stranded]

Either way, we're going to be outsung...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wg5tEB76BSU

Class set of fans. Argentina nicked this song and replaced several lines, its that good.

Mmm, very few Reading fans travelling and probably as few if not less travelling from Argentina I would wager.

[papereyes]

Either way, we're going to be outsung...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wg5tEB76BSU

Class set of fans. Argentina nicked this song and replaced several lines, its that good.

Mmm, very few Reading fans travelling and probably as few if not less travelling from Argentina I would wager.

To be fair, one of the few football games I'd travel that far to see would be River vs Boca. The few they'll take to the peace cup are going to be outshrieked by 10,000 screaming Koreans.

[Barry the bird boggler]

Reading should have good support with Seol playing plus all the girls over there have supposedly taken a liking to Kevin Doyle.

[Stranded]

Either way, we're going to be outsung...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wg5tEB76BSU

Class set of fans. Argentina nicked this song and replaced several lines, its that good.

Mmm, very few Reading fans travelling and probably as few if not less travelling from Argentina I would wager.

To be fair, one of the few football games I'd travel that far to see would be River vs Boca. The few they'll take to the peace cup are going to be outshrieked by 10,000 screaming Koreans.

So would I, it is an experience I hope to take in - not quite the same as a pre-season tournement on the other side of the world though.

[SpaceCruiser]

They take the World Club Championship quite seriously though

And not just that, Argentinean teams win their continental championship quite often and therefore qualify for the World Club Championship a lot.

According to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copa_Toyota_Libertadores , Argentinean teams have won it 21 times! Compared to English clubs winning the European Cup 10 times.

Spacey, without wanting to sound patronising, ask yourself how many leagues there are in S. America and how many of these are likely to provide genuine contenders for the Copa Libertadores?

Six nations out of ten have provided winners of the Copa Libertadores. In Europe, it is ten out of... who knows how many?

Currently 53, but that includes a few countries that may or may not even have leagues.

Of those 6 nations in the Copa Lib, something like 75% of titles have gone to Brazil or Argentina.

Yes, I take your points. I was trying to say that they qualify for the W.C.C. more often because theirs is easier to qualify than the European Cup......

[papereyes]

They take the World Club Championship quite seriously though

And not just that, Argentinean teams win their continental championship quite often and therefore qualify for the World Club Championship a lot.

According to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copa_Toyota_Libertadores , Argentinean teams have won it 21 times! Compared to English clubs winning the European Cup 10 times.

Spacey, without wanting to sound patronising, ask yourself how many leagues there are in S. America and how many of these are likely to provide genuine contenders for the Copa Libertadores?

Six nations out of ten have provided winners of the Copa Libertadores. In Europe, it is ten out of... who knows how many?

Currently 53, but that includes a few countries that may or may not even have leagues.

Of those 6 nations in the Copa Lib, something like 75% of titles have gone to Brazil or Argentina.

Yes, I take your points. I was trying to say that they qualify for the W.C.C. more often because theirs is easier to qualify than the European Cup......

I think we were actually agreeing.

[Gordons Cumming]

Is it on the telly in the UK?

If you got cable or satellite all the peace cup games are live on setanta 1

http://gb.setanta.com/portal/systemcont ... eadjust=3&

http://gb.setanta.com/portal/systemcont ... eadjust=6&

http://gb.setanta.com/portal/systemcont ... eadjust=9&

For fear of a dodd, are there any pubs in the local area that have Setanta and are showing the game that anyone knows of?

[Harold]

0-0

[SpaceCruiser]

They take the World Club Championship quite seriously though

And not just that, Argentinean teams win their continental championship quite often and therefore qualify for the World Club Championship a lot.

According to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copa_Toyota_Libertadores , Argentinean teams have won it 21 times! Compared to English clubs winning the European Cup 10 times.

Spacey, without wanting to sound patronising, ask yourself how many leagues there are in S. America and how many of these are likely to provide genuine contenders for the Copa Libertadores?

Six nations out of ten have provided winners of the Copa Libertadores. In Europe, it is ten out of... who knows how many?

Currently 53, but that includes a few countries that may or may not even have leagues.

Of those 6 nations in the Copa Lib, something like 75% of titles have gone to Brazil or Argentina.

Yes, I take your points. I was trying to say that they qualify for the W.C.C. more often because theirs is easier to qualify than the European Cup......

I think we were actually agreeing.

Oh.

Is that ok?

[papereyes]

They take the World Club Championship quite seriously though

And not just that, Argentinean teams win their continental championship quite often and therefore qualify for the World Club Championship a lot.

According to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copa_Toyota_Libertadores , Argentinean teams have won it 21 times! Compared to English clubs winning the European Cup 10 times.

Spacey, without wanting to sound patronising, ask yourself how many leagues there are in S. America and how many of these are likely to provide genuine contenders for the Copa Libertadores?

Six nations out of ten have provided winners of the Copa Libertadores. In Europe, it is ten out of... who knows how many?

Currently 53, but that includes a few countries that may or may not even have leagues.

Of those 6 nations in the Copa Lib, something like 75% of titles have gone to Brazil or Argentina.

Yes, I take your points. I was trying to say that they qualify for the W.C.C. more often because theirs is easier to qualify than the European Cup......

I think we were actually agreeing.

Oh.

Is that ok?

No.

[Gordons Cumming]

Is it on the telly in the UK?

If you got cable or satellite all the peace cup games are live on setanta 1

http://gb.setanta.com/portal/systemcont ... eadjust=3&

http://gb.setanta.com/portal/systemcont ... eadjust=6&

http://gb.setanta.com/portal/systemcont ... eadjust=9&

For fear of a dodd, are there any pubs in the local area that have Setanta and are showing the game that anyone knows of?

Can anyone out there give me an answer?

[papereyes]

There was a post or two discussing it - on here or in club policies.

http://hobnob.royals.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=63522

[Gordons Cumming]

There was a post or two discussing it - on here or in club policies.

http://hobnob.royals.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=63522

Thankyou

[Wycombe Royal]

0-0 at half time in the opening match of the Peace Cup between Bolton and Seognam.