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Euro 2016 - Round of 16 - Wales vs N.I., 5 pm, RTE, BBC

Mr.Nice Guy · 2016-06-25 15:54:04

Teams: Wales (3-4-1-2) Hennessey; Chester, A Williams, Davies; Gunter, Allen, Ledley, Taylor; Ramsey; Bale, Vokes. Northern Ireland (4-5-1) McGovern; Hughes, McAuley, Cathcart, J Evans; Ward, Davis, C Evans, Norwood, Dallas; Lafferty. Lafferty comes into the side. Who do you fancy for this one? I'll go 2-0 Wales.

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#302 25-06-2016 9:38pm

Canadel

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Wales will up their overall team performance against better opposition.

They're not good enough admittedly to dominate poorer or similar standard teams even.

But with Bale they can achieve something special.

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#303 25-06-2016 9:40pm

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Canadel wrote: »

Wales will up their overall team performance against better opposition.

They're not good enough admittedly to dominate poorer or similar standard teams even.

But with Bale they can achieve something special.

Well they were thoroughly dominated against England and offered very little. But their side of the draw is shocking so who knows.

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#304 26-06-2016 5:26am

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alchemist33 wrote: »

I expect a tight local derby with lots of huff and puff but short on quality. Wales by one.

Very sagacious, sir.

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#305 26-06-2016 5:35am

Ardillaun

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I can't help liking Bale, a nice lad, and Wales. For the tournament, it's better to see him and them progress. Of course, I wouldn't be so broad-minded about France and our own battlers.

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