kdog36 wrote:That is what I thought but wanted to be clear.
No offense Jscence2 but I love seeing the favorites sweat a bit just as Italy and some of the others like england, Spain have done so far. parity in World Soccer finally?
I don't think it's parity as much as it is fatigue and altitude, and chemestry.
The teams that have players who are key in Europe, like Spain and England and Brazil and Italy, are struggling more than normal, due to having played 10 months now and not having much national team time. The smaller nations get to spend more time together, have fewer options, and thus have more chemistry. You also have the altitude which I think is draining people more, especially matches in J-berg. That said, European nations have always struggled away from Europe, and this World Cup is no different.
But it definitely makes for a more entertaining tournament. And no offense taken lol, why would I be offended by that?
