EuroDose, June 16, ‘08

June 16th, 2008 | By: Laurie | 4 Comments »

Some news to read as you re-elect your dead mayor:

Don’t forget our Fake Photo Competition! (Euro 2008 blog)
Can the Dutch change Europe? (Or: Sayonara, catenaccio?) (Soccer Mad in America)
How did the Group B keepers do? (Keeper Skool)
Why Euros should be important for DC United fans (The DCenters)
The answer to France’s problems? Sebastien Chabal! (What do you mean, wrong sport?) (France blog)
Euro 2008 coverage by SkySports is pathetic (EPL Talk)
When Austria was good at football (BBC Blog)
What should Netherlands do against Romania? (Netherlands blog)

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Comments

By Ben Madden | June 16th, 2008 at 8:19 pm

Go Deutschland!

Posted from United States

By Victor | June 16th, 2008 at 9:00 pm

Two big problems with the “changing Europe” article:

Sayonara catenaccio? The Netherlands haven’t been playing catenaccio per se, but the great majority of their valid *cough* goals have come off the counterattack against teams throwing everybody forward. They’re undoubtedly a skillful and technical side, but they are not a Brazil or a Total Football 70s Holland side.

Also, they were saying the same things about the Netherlands changing the game in Euro2000, until Italy beat them in that ridiculous shootout match. A strong defense is what wins in soccer. And plainly, one of those doesn’t exist in this tournament.

By Sam | June 16th, 2008 at 9:00 pm

might wanna check that keeper skool link