Topic: FIFA World Cup 2014!!! - page 36. (Read 107191 times)
This match wasn't close at all. But bow CR are suddenly favourites.
I'm going to make a bold prediction
IF Costa Rica defeats the Netherlands in penalty kicks we will see a Latin American Team take the world cup home
This is GIANT KILLING
IF Costa Rica defeats the Netherlands in penalty kicks we will see a Latin American Team take the world cup home
This is GIANT KILLING
Looks like we are going into penalty kicks. Truly anybody's game now.
This is the most exciting extra time how close end to end.
WOW,
WOW,
Costa Rica a stubborn team. Making this incredibly difficult for Holland to advance
Seriously these refs get to lead a quarter final at a world cup?
The diving is a bit sad.
Roben got slightly touched in the front middle but he dived forward for a free kick
Roben got slightly touched in the front middle but he dived forward for a free kick
Now the big question: Germany or Brazil?
With the injuries to Brazil and yellow card suspension for Silva, I would say Germany
Hopefully Netherlands scores early against Costa Rica
Netherlands deserved to score at least once in the first half 
they tried to bring Neymar out since the first games
Kolumbia players pushed him as soon they were close
Kolumbia players pushed him as soon they were close
what do you think will happen when a team has one star player?
A brazil vs argentina game wouldn't be as cool without neymar playing
next game Messi out
Anyway the ref in the NL Costa Rica match isn't very good.
they tried to bring Neymar out since the first games
Kolumbia players pushed him as soon they were close
Kolumbia players pushed him as soon they were close
what do you think will happen when a team has one star player?
A brazil vs argentina game wouldn't be as cool without neymar playing
I made an updated snapshot.
Can see who won in FT there too.
Can see who won in FT there too.
Well this should be an easy win for netherlands, so we can close the semifinals bracket.
I made an updated snapshot.
Can see who won in FT there too.
Can see who won in FT there too.
Now the big question: Germany or Brazil?
With the injuries to Brazil and yellow card suspension for Silva, I would say Germany
Hopefully Netherlands scores early against Costa Rica
It depends of players mostly. If they united as team and give their best in game, with the great support from spectators as usually, they still have good chance to beat Germany.
Now the big question: Germany or Brazil?
I think it's still going to be close even with Brazil losing Neymar and Silva. Germany haven't been enthralling really.
Now the big question: Germany or Brazil?
With the injuries to Brazil and yellow card suspension for Silva, I would say Germany
Hopefully Netherlands scores early against Costa Rica
Now the big question: Germany or Brazil?
With 23 games behind us in the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, we stop to reflect on the success (or failure) of forecasts so far. As we showed here, Brazil began the tournament as more than 3 times more likely winners than any other team, and, according to Goldman's new estimations, remains the strong favorite with a 49.5% chance of raising the Jules Rimet trophy. England's disappointment leaves them a 3% chance of getting to the knockout phase (and USA a 0.7% chance of winning it all). Goldman, however, have severely over-estimated Brazil and Spain's performances (and under-estimated Holland and Spain) as their track-record so far is Stolper-esque at 34% win rate (8 right, 15 wrong).
What was the Goldman's estimator to Costa Rica reach the quarters? The answer will give how reliable is this indicator
I do lol when they say "...passes to Fred" 
OK Im going to have a bet on Holland. Fingers crossed.
OK Im going to have a bet on Holland. Fingers crossed.
With 23 games behind us in the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, we stop to reflect on the success (or failure) of forecasts so far. As we showed here, Brazil began the tournament as more than 3 times more likely winners than any other team, and, according to Goldman's new estimations, remains the strong favorite with a 49.5% chance of raising the Jules Rimet trophy. England's disappointment leaves them a 3% chance of getting to the knockout phase (and USA a 0.7% chance of winning it all). Goldman, however, have severely over-estimated Brazil and Spain's performances (and under-estimated Holland and Spain) as their track-record so far is Stolper-esque at 34% win rate (8 right, 15 wrong).
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