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He also said this "How has always been in my career, when I have something to say, I'll do it personally. Anyone who speaks in my name should not be taken into account."

Yup - ABN TV 235 - Thanks!! :)

Yea, It's like giving your cat to a better home, but still sad.

Doesn't look like it, but I hope I'm wrong :(

Aww..I'll miss Pedro. :(

Regardless which captain he is, Masche is most likely to be the loudest on the pitch anyway. :)

They want to match his salary and put him in the midfield. Isn't his buy-out at 100m...?

Not just fine, he came back awesome :cool:

I think we're going to have a lot of fun with him :lol:

Hope he's going to get it next year... Unless he retires before which would suck. :(

Bolivia, Equador and Mexico B are not the best teams around, so the group was pretty easy. The problems started with Uruguay (without their star player). It was a total circus and Uruguay was down to 10 men at some point. Same with the Peru game - down to 10 men. Chile played more dirty rather...

well, ok you can't judge a team base on just one match. Germany had a poor game with Algeria, but a great World Cup. Chile's Copa wasn't that good really, was it?

I think it was more of a case of underestimating an opponent. Chile could have beaten the current Germany maybe, but still couldn't really beat Argentina yesterday. It was a draw (on their home soil).

To me World Cup Germany definitely beats the "barely-scraped-past-10-man-Peru" Chile.

Last year they were head to head with Germany. This year they couldn't get past Chile. They do always seem to win or lose by a hair but the quality of the opponent matters too.

Neymar plays with a poor Brazilian side and always manages to make a difference. Guerrero is surrounded by players who often seem to have problems with simple passes, yet ends up Copa top scorer. Don't know what's up with Messi and Argentina, not sure if him not scoring is a sole fault of other...

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It's a challenge for him and pride, he should keep going till he gets there. He's a winner not a quitter.

It's always so close and yet so far, and then Mascherano's crying and I just can't...

Argentina surely must be the most frustrating team to follow in the world... Congrats to Chile, tho.