Good work, pal.
Can Cyrpus overtake Bosnia by beating them at home in the last match?
Italy can be seeded top if they beat Norway so there is definitely an incentive there for them.
Well spotted mate. They could indeed. Obviously they’d need Israel to lose or draw aswell which is certainly possible.
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Can we still get the jews??
It is possible but unlikely mate. They aren’t in pole postion to qualify, if they did they’d likely be on the unseeded side with us, even if we managed to get on the seeded side there’d only be a 1/4 chance of us meeting. All in all I’d say it’s a 20/1+ shot
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Anyone any prefrences between the above?
From a supporters point of view it’s not a great choice, the two Nordics are expensive as fuck, there is no direct flights to Bosnia and even the ones to Croatia have probably stopped at this time of the year. The Ukraine is difficult to get to and in the middle of a war.
I’d give Denmark a slight preference in terms of Football & ease for supporters.
What dates are the games?
Playoffs?
1st leg
12–14 November 2015
2nd leg
15–17 November 2015
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Wes won’t be playing the two legs so.
He won’t be playing away from home anyway.
Have you played the game professionally for 17 years?
No, not for 17 years. I did play for Bolton Wanderers though.
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That will do. You DO know what you are talking about so.
Fagan O’Dowd is Jason McAteer and I claim my free white FA Cup final suit.
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He has managed to stay alive for 63 years, baby!
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Who hasn’t?
Whatever you say Trigger
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Great work julio. Scoured the internet and contacted a prominent forum member looking for that sort of info this morning but to no avail. I was too hungover to do the maths myself. Your research is appreciated.
Slovakia 4-2 up away to Luxembourg and on their way to the a Euros. That square headed dope Martin Skrtel decides to get involved in a pushing and shoving session at a corner, gets booked and will miss the first game of the finals.
There’s an amnesty on yellow cards for the tournament. *
- think.