Brazil or the Dutchmen?

YEAH which one? ;D

dutchmen,
no doubt.why won't you make a poll?

Brazil

Replying to #3

HOW?

Better footballers.
Holland dont have the fullbacks to stop brazils wingbacks, that will be the deciding factor

Replying to #5

Let's not forget Brazil has a very good defense too, perhaps the best this time around which is unusual for Brazil. One more thing, what's differentiate Brazil wingbacks from others? Running?

Yes, brazils biggest strength is the wingbacks playing almost as wingers, better than any other country and this is where the goals/chances are been created

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ01_tveBwE
This guy is.

exactly. stop him and you have a chance.

If you Mean The Netherlands Vs Brasil? (Duhh) I hope Holland wins(W00t) but i'm realistic i think brazil

It will be close. sneijder showed his quality in the last game, that pass he did was awesome.
Brazil 2-1

Replying to #11

Yeah. Even from their head-to-head record, you can see that it will be close.

Holland won't win the WK,
even if they win from Brazil.They're good,
but not good enough.I think Argentinia or Germany will win the WK.
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sorry,
I'm Dutch :PWith the WK I mean the World championship :)

Argentina have lots of weakneses, nobodys attacked them yet and put pressure on the defence.
Im sticking with Spain or Brazil.

Replying to #14

Don't you think Brazil=Inter Milan and Spain= Barcelona. Not exactly but there are a few similarities.

this is what i was saying about argentinas weakness, even the german manager agrees with me:Germany boss Low has revealed how they decided to target John Terry among others before the game as they worked tactically on how best to beat England.
His side have also seen weaknesses in the Argentinean team as well ahead of Saturday's clash with Diego Maradona's outfit.
Low said: "It is difficult to find weaknesses in Argentina - they have so many great players. They are one of my favourites to win the World Cup and have comfortably won four matches."They have loads of experience, outstanding attacking players, not just (Lionel) Messi but a string of other players always able to score a goal.
Having said that, we have found vulnerabilities but this isn't the place or time to address them.
Against England we managed to put into practice a number of things we had hoped to implement - for example in the way we drew John Terry out from defence.
There are similar vulnerabilities with Argentina and we will work on how we draw them out in training."

Replying to #16

Germany is really good at tactics after all. I know Argentina has a fragile defense, judging from their performance in the qualifying round. Having said that, England performed very well in their qualifying campaign but Argentina who qualified in an unimpressive way are the ones who have been winning in style so far albeit those team who faced them aren't that hard in the first place.

well i got the score right.....just the wrong way round.
Missed the game also, i was working :(

Replying to #18

I watched it. Brazil scored first and should have pressed for more goals. Instead they just sat back and wait for the second half. That's when the Dutch start pressing and through set-pieces and crosses, they managed to snatched two goals.
Only then, Brazil were starting to comeback but Mello was red carded soon after the second Dutch's goal.

I'll watch the highlights tonight, someone told me the dutch were hanging on desperately at half time but turned it around.