Los Sudamericano Euros 2021 Preview: Colombia!

King Hippo - May 29, 2021May 29, 2021

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We’re on the verge of the greatest international sports summer ever! We have: Copa América (South American Euros) Euro 2020 (European Euros aka defiers of the space/time continuum) CONCACAF Gold Cup Tokyo Olympic Games And it all starts on June 11, 2021 with the European Soccer (Football) championships aka Euro 2020! Obligatory Hippo Speak – they’s

Is this thing done yet? – World Cup Tuesday Open thread

litre_cola - July 3, 2018July 3, 2018

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Photo is of Ottmar-Hitzfeld Stadium in Switzerland 2000 m above sea level. taken from sportskeeda.com This truly has been quite the remarkable World Cup thus far. The thing that is frustrating me the most is the fact that England has to go through Colombia, then the winner of the 1st game

Russia 2018 World Cup Open Thread – Thursday 28 June

King Hippo - June 28, 2018June 28, 2018

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Alas, today we close out Group play. ONE WHOLE FUCKING DAY OFF after this (I originally thought two), which I simply cannot abide. Fuck your rest and recovery time. Group H - Senegal (+345) v. Colombia (-120; draw +255) (10:00 EST, Fox) Be wary of these #HailGAMBLOR numbers, FOAR Senegal still need

Not for the Weak: World Cup Day 11 Open Thread

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Don T - June 24, 2018June 24, 2018

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Them’s the Senegalese, who are electric. They ain’t stressed, which is welcome. For all the surprising games in this World Cup, there’s been plenty of dread. The Americas have done poorly at the World Cup. ?? If it weren’t for Uruguay and México… Yeah, I’d still be watching, but also having

Copa America Centenario Preview – Colombia

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Wakezilla - June 3, 2016June 3, 2016

Nickname: Los Cafeteros (The Coffee Growers) FIFA World Rank: 4 Coach: José Pekerman. . . tee hee, Peker. Roster: GOALKEEPERS (3): Cristian Bonilla (Atlético Nacional, COL), David Ospina (Arsenal, ENG), Róbinson Zapata (Santa Fe, COL) DEFENDERS (8): Felipe Aguilar (Atlético Nacional, COL), Santiago Arias (PSV, NED), Farid Díaz (Atlético Nacional, COL), Frank Fabra (Boca