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just bought something off e-bay and the seller actaully happened to come from sweden so i just mentioned :D the game.
they seem to be getting slated from corners of the press for under-estimating cork city and a few papers are going with the under-estimating stories.
seems to be news over there and we should expect a much stronger line-out sunday night
i wander does that mean that we will be seeing Mr.Anderson make a great recovery
AFAIK they fielded their strongest available team like us. They clearly were unprepared for us though.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Read somewhere that the goalkeeper was making his debut. He didnt exactly cover himself in glory, did he? If thats their strongest team?? They really were Ramblers in disguise
brendan
Strongest available team as they had some injuries.
I was surprised that they put out as stong a team as they did.
Didn't expect that Grahn, Skoog, and Alfonso Alvez would all start.
Basically all they were missing was P Andersson and Asper who are both good players..but we were missing Hoggy, Billy, and Nwankwo.
So thats fairly even then. :D
There wasnt that much written about the match. But what articles Ive found they either call the result a chock or embarrassing. Some of the fans are taking of boycotting the return match. If it wasnt for the Euro champs if probably would of got more attention. Anyway theyre confident they will go through in the end.
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Originally Posted by ifk101
here we go again with the confidennce thingy
hopfully over-confident again :D
I was talking to a fella from Stockholm the other night and he was fairly happy with the way things were going at that stage (City 2 up at half time)
He reckoned that it was Malmo's first choice back four playing so they can't really get much stronger there. Although bringing in a better keeper will help them
It wasn't there first choice back 4 - they were missing Mattias Asper in goal and Patrik Andersson. Asper will certainly play on Sunday with Andersson 80% today.
Jon Inge Hoiland and Andreas Yngvesson will also come into the set up. Although Yngvesson aggravated an injury yesterday they still seem to say he will be playing.
There is also a (very slim) chance that Osmonosvsky, in the process of signing from Torino in Italy, will play as well. Cork will do very well to hold out, the last time they got slated by the press here they cam out and scored 5 goals against decent opposition.
As i posted elsewhere...
Malmo Team from saturday
3 Olof Persson (started last 2 league games)
4 Daniel Majstorovic (started last 2 league games)
5 Thomas Olsson (started 1 of last 2 league games)
6 Hasse Mattisson (started 1 of last 2 league games)
7 Joseph Elanga (1 bench 1 start in last 2 league games)
8 Afonso Alves (started last 2 league games)
9 Niklas Skoog (started last 2 league games)
16 Joel Ringström (bench last 2 league games)
19 Glenn Holgersson (1 bench 1 start in last 2 league games)
22 Tobias Grahn (started 1 of last 2 league games)
25 Behrang Safari (1 bench in last 2 league games)
Avbytare:
10 Louay Chanko (1 bench in last 2 league games)
15 Samuel Barlay
20 Johan Nilsson Guiomar
24 Thommie Persson (started 1 of last 2 league games)
26 Darko Lukanovic (bench last 2 league games)
33 Joakim Moberg
No bench or start for others.
In all fairness the top Irish clubs would easily hold their own in the Swedish allsvenskan. The fact is that no Swedish team has beaten anyone of note in european competition for over five years! and if youre calling Örebro or Elfsborg as decent opposition look again.Quote:
Originally Posted by rince