FIFA World Cup 2014
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
Jara, the #18 for Chile, who missed the last penalty by hitting the post, plays for Forest ...

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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
Sylvester Wrote:
> What is the ‘Castrol MAGNATEC STOP-START
> Index’ – How does it work?
>
> The ‘Castrol MAGNATEC STOP-START Index’ is a
> tool developed by Castrol with Sat-Nav leader
> TomTom that you and your customers can use to
> highlight their need for new Castrol MAGNATEC
> STOP-START – by using live tracking GPS data to
> track the amount of stop-starts normal drivers
> make in 25 markets a total of 50 cities and
> regions across the world.
>
> I am more confused than normal. what this got to
> do with goal keeping?
The Castrol Index uses the latest FIFA tracking technology to capture data on each player which is analysed. Every pass, tackle and move on the field is measured and assessed to see if it has a positive or negative impact on a team's ability to score or concede a goal. The team of analysts crunch all the data to award each player a Castrol Index score out of 10 - the stronger the player's performance, the higher their score.
Castrol are just the sponsors of the analysis and so they need some stupid advertising.
> What is the ‘Castrol MAGNATEC STOP-START
> Index’ – How does it work?
>
> The ‘Castrol MAGNATEC STOP-START Index’ is a
> tool developed by Castrol with Sat-Nav leader
> TomTom that you and your customers can use to
> highlight their need for new Castrol MAGNATEC
> STOP-START – by using live tracking GPS data to
> track the amount of stop-starts normal drivers
> make in 25 markets a total of 50 cities and
> regions across the world.
>
> I am more confused than normal. what this got to
> do with goal keeping?
The Castrol Index uses the latest FIFA tracking technology to capture data on each player which is analysed. Every pass, tackle and move on the field is measured and assessed to see if it has a positive or negative impact on a team's ability to score or concede a goal. The team of analysts crunch all the data to award each player a Castrol Index score out of 10 - the stronger the player's performance, the higher their score.
Castrol are just the sponsors of the analysis and so they need some stupid advertising.
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
An England fan had part of his ear bitten off by one of his fellow supporters after the team's World Cup defeat by Uruguay last week
www.teamtalk.com/worldcup/news/9365186/W...-off-supporter-s-ear
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
Holland living dangerously thus far.
Guessing has never been widely acclaimed as a good gambling strategy.
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
Best call by far in the WC so far, giving the players a water break:)-D 1994 in the US was a joke. Just watching from the stands the sweat was running off and yet the players were not allowed to have a break
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
There should be a cooling break on the forum when things get heated

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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
Conditions favour mexico and the dutch are playing a patient game because of the heat, i expect them to be more attack minded in the 2nd half.
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
Poor Dutch - too hot for the boys. Surely the second have will be better.
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
kristieN Wrote:
> Poor Dutch - too hot for the boys. Surely the
> second have will be better.
You were saying?
> Poor Dutch - too hot for the boys. Surely the
> second have will be better.
You were saying?
Guessing has never been widely acclaimed as a good gambling strategy.
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Re: Re: FIFA World Cup 2014
10 years 11 months ago
The Dutch should have been far more positive in the first half when fresh. Now to late.
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