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Anonymous users2024-02-06A few people didn't go, the coach was too stubborn, and there was no improvement in the tactical strategy and team atmosphere.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05There are all kinds of reasons for it, coaches and players! You can't blame one party alone! Compared with 4 years ago, the strength has indeed decreased, and it can be seen from the World Cup qualifiers and warm-up matches!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Both the coach and the players have responsibilities, and besides, football in other countries will become stronger one day, don't always think that football power will always be strong.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Lippi is too stubborn to recruit Cassano, and Pirlo is too old, and the whole team has no aura.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02You've said that Italy in '06 is about the same as Italy in '10.
Everyone else has been injected with fresh blood.
Italy is just not good at training new talents. You look at Germany. How well Muller and Mesut Ozil have been raised.
Again. The Italian personnel is seriously aging.
Coaching is also a big problem. It is also linked to the level of the Italian domestic league.
You look after '06. You see what Serie A's record in Europe looks like.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01The teamwork and technical aspects of the players are equally responsible.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Aaron Mokona, South Africa.
Marquis, Mexico.
Lugano, Uruguay.
Evra, France.
Argentina Mascherano.
South Korea: Park Ji-sung (Lee Yun Jae, but Lee Yun Jae did not play), Nigeria Yabo (Mikel out injured).
Karagunis, Greece.
Terry, England.
Bocanegra, USA.
Yahya, Algeria.
Slovenia: Robert Koren.
Germany Lahm (Ballack out injured).
Neil, Australia.
Ghana, Montari.
Serbia Stankovic.
Van Bronckhorst, Netherlands.
Japan Makoto Hasebe.
Eto'o, Cameroon.
Jorgensen, Denmark.
Cannavaro, Italy.
New Zealand Ryan Nelson.
Bilar, Paraguay.
Hamsik, Slovakia.
Lucio, Brazil.
North Korea Hong Yingzao.
Ivory Coast Drogba.
Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo.
Casillas, Spain.
Honduras: David Suazzo.
Bravo, Chile.
Frey, Switzerland.
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Anonymous users2024-01-3023-man roster of the French team.
France Men's National Football Team Location Name Club Date of Birth Height (cm) Weight (kg).
Goalkeeper Lloris Lyon 1986-12-26 188 73 Goalkeeper Mandanda Marseille 1985-3-28 185 82 Goalkeeper Carrasso Bordeaux 1981-12-30 187 87 Defender Sagna Arsenal 14-02-1983 175 72 Defender Abidal Barcelona 11/9/1979 186 74 Defender Revier Lyon 10-11-1979 180 77 Guard Gallas Arsenal 17-08-1977 184 72 Defender Planus Bordeaux 1982-3-7 180 75 Defender Patrice Evra Manchester United 15-05-1981 173 72 Defender Squealaki Sevilla 11-08-1980 185 79 Defender Clichy Arsenal 1985-7-26 176 72 Midfielder Ribery Bayern Munich 1983-4-7 170 62 Midfielder Gourcuff Bordeaux 11-Jul-1986 186 79 Midfielder Tulalang Lyon 10-0-1983 77 Midfielder Malouda Chelsea 13/6/1980 181 73 Midfielder Aarau Diarra Bordeaux Jul 15, 1981 190 80 Midfielder Diaby Arsenal 11/5/1986 188 78 Midfielder Valbuena Marseille Sep 28, 1984 163 57 Forward Cisse Panathinaikos 12/8/1981 182 73Forward Govu Lyon Jul 27, 1979 175 75 Forward Gignac Toulouse 1985-12-5 187 84 Forward Henry Red Bull 17-8-1977 188 83 Forward Anelka Chelsea 1979-3-14 186 80
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus), De Sanctis (Napoli), Marchetti (Cagliari) Defenders: Bochetti (Genoa), Leonardo Bonucci (Bari), Cannavaro (Juventus), Chiellini (Juventus), Cristianto (Genoa), Maggio (Napoli), Zambrotta (AC Milan).
Midfielders: Camoranesi (Juventus), Gattuso (AC Milan), Marchisio (Juventus), Montelevo (Fiorentina), Palombo (Sampdoria), Pepe (Udine), Andrea Pirlo (AC Milan), De Rossi (Roma).
Forwards: Di Natale (Udine), Gilardino (Fiorentina), Iaquinta (Juventus), Pacini (Sampdoria), Quagliarella (Napoli).
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Juventus.
Goalkeeper Marchetti Cagliari.
Goalkeeper de Sanctis Napoli.
Defender Christian Maggio Napoli.
Defender Krishito Genoa.
Defender: Chiellini, Juventus.
Defender: Cannavaro Al Ahly.
Defender: Bochetti Genoa.
Defender: Zambrotta AC Milan.
Defenders: Leonardo Bonucci, Barry, Midfielders: De Rossi, Roma.
Midfielder Simeone Pepe Udinese.
Midfielder: Gattuso AC Milan.
Midfielder: Marchisio, Juventus.
Midfielder: Camoranesi, Juventus.
Midfielder: Palombo, Sampdoria.
Midfielder Andrea Pirlo AC Milan.
Midfielder: Montolivo, Fiorentina.
Forward: Iaquinta, Juventus.
Forwards: Di Natale Udinese.
Forward Gilardino Fiorentina.
Forward Quagliarella Napoli.
Forward Pazzini Sampdoria.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27There is no Piero I like, alas,
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