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This tournament has seen some surprises. I like the way these Algerians are playing and they show confidence. Germany is Germany and usually finds a way to disappoint. Algeria ML
 
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it will be a nice pay day if they win
 
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I took USA +890 when they play Portugal an I almost won that until that last second header went in by Portugal in extra time! That was the equalizer that kille my big payout….. But I couldn't have been closer.

The odds on this one are pretty close. I'm seeing Algeria +1075 on the ML
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MDAAKD:

This tournament has seen some surprises. I like the way these Algerians are playing and they show confidence. Germany is Germany and usually finds a way to disappoint. Algeria ML

Algeria will want payback from the fixed game between West Germany/Austria that eliminated them from the World Cup in 1982.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwBkelYSmg0

 
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Payback? Lol the players werent even fucking alive...
 
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Germany
 
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Algerian players fasting too. So they will be a little slow and since they are fasting they can't be aggressive towards Germany players or even think anything and if they do it will be breaking their fast. The only question is are they going to keep the religious traits in the game or go hard and try to win.
 
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Why would you assume everyone on team Algeria is religious, muslim, and is fasting. That is a lot of assuming. 
 
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Fasting, a big old rumor. There is no proof, they are ready. They will still lose, but they are not fasting
 
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Quote Originally Posted by yogohama:

Payback? Lol the players werent even friggin alive...

Well my dumb friend yogohama, the country of Algeria remermbers and it's instilled with these players!

 
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Algeria has no chance, Germany wins in regulation
 
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I think Germany wins easily... I payed the -290 juice for a unit

I also like the total goals over 3 at +105

Both teams have offense... but Algeria's defense is not so great.

Prediction

5-1 Germany
 
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BOL with your place everyone!
 
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Damn this game is starting like the France/Nigeria game...

Does Germany want to win and move on?  maybe they just want to make it dramatic???

This sucks
 
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What you see in a lot of games this World Cup is that some teams keep it calm the first half and then destroy the exhausted opponent in the second half. My country is doing a great job in that. But I have to admit that with a little bit of bad luck Algeria would have scored at least one goal. I have not placed a bet yet, am waiting for the second half, see how it goes.
 
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That may be true... but I don't see how that would benefit Germany or France.  The climate in Europe is much more mild.  They are playing in heat and humidity.  I would think if they have an advantage on paper as most think they do, they would want to get some scores early and often.  I would think that it is the Germans that are more likely to be wearing down late in the game.  What do I know...
 
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I think the Germans came out overconfident just like the French.  They figured they would not have to amp up for this matchup.

Hopefully a good dose of reality will set in during halftime... and they will come to play in the 2nd half.

Just missed a good opportunity there.
 
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Sportsfan: climate is not an issue in this game, because it is a late game and only 14 degrees celcius over there (no idea what that is in Fahrenheit haha). And Germany has better subs. Last 20 mins the game will be decided I predect, and when players get exhausted and subs have to go in, Germany can bring top players like Podolski, Klose and Khedira. That last one is not someone who adds goals but he does add a lot of physical power which is important when the spaces on the pitch become bigger. 

I am still keeping my money in my pocket and will see how the second half develops. 
 
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On to the second half!
 
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And to add something: We do not know how much this first half asked from the players of Algaria. Maybe they have pushed it too much in the first half.
 
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Germany is clearly the better squad...
 
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WTF!!!!!!!!

they are getting chances... just cannot get the damn ball in!
 
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omg this is painful
 
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I have the game cast shot chart on espn.com too. It's peppered with black circles
 
 
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fake a cramp to get a breather...
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