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Subject: [NT] Donzauker
he had 12-5 shots versus france, with 8 points rating difference and Ørnholt and others unable to play
but in general, yes the NT is in crisis and has been long time... but better be that in his hands, then an unpolite jerk like you glowing over it.... like is name cause you like others defeat?
but in general, yes the NT is in crisis and has been long time... but better be that in his hands, then an unpolite jerk like you glowing over it.... like is name cause you like others defeat?
Thanks so much, Adaca. Don't waste your time replying to him, he speaks for himself.
France 3-0 Denmark
A match against the group's strongest team. Too much difference compared to our team. Unfortunately, our absences up front weakened us, and we produced very little. It's a shame, but we knew it. We hope to have Ornolt back up front soon, he's crucial for our national team.
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A match against the group's strongest team. Too much difference compared to our team. Unfortunately, our absences up front weakened us, and we produced very little. It's a shame, but we knew it. We hope to have Ornolt back up front soon, he's crucial for our national team.
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yeah and even a red card only close over halfway.... 12-5 shots in such circumstances was a decent attempt, without red and Ørnholt playable, that could be much more even
What a silly post, a team ranked 57 played a team ranked 9th and had an 8 point rating difference managed to lose 3-0 from 12 shots to 5 shots. Not many managers in the world would overcome those odds, don't bother trolling people here as you are nothing to do with the Denmark NT. Let Danish people criticise if they choose to, maybe concentrate trade on your own NT instead like.
You have nothing to do with danish nt, so stop your frustrations now..
Thanks for the kind message, enjoy your forum ban :)
For the rest of you, please enjoy the thread as it should be....without the insults. :)
Again that result today....nothing to be ashamed of given the ratings gap.
For the rest of you, please enjoy the thread as it should be....without the insults. :)
Again that result today....nothing to be ashamed of given the ratings gap.
Danmark 5- 1 Cymru
The match against my friend Direda. An excellent performance by the boys, who gave the Welsh team no chance. A great performance by Evald Wilhelmsen, who scored two goals and provided three assists. He was truly devastating on his left flank. Wilbert Schmeichel also scored a brace. It's disappointing to hear about Marvin Ankersø's injury, although he's always played well in defense. Next week, a friendly against Israel, and then we'll prepare for the second half of the season.
The match against my friend Direda. An excellent performance by the boys, who gave the Welsh team no chance. A great performance by Evald Wilhelmsen, who scored two goals and provided three assists. He was truly devastating on his left flank. Wilbert Schmeichel also scored a brace. It's disappointing to hear about Marvin Ankersø's injury, although he's always played well in defense. Next week, a friendly against Israel, and then we'll prepare for the second half of the season.
We didn't even have time to score a brace yesterday when our striker Wilbert Schmeichel suffered a 19-day injury in the league.
This season, we've been truly plagued by injuries.
This season, we've been truly plagued by injuries.
Danmark 3 - Israel 0
Kick-off, and Denmark immediately decides the ball is theirs. Wilhelmsen is everywhere, Hensemann jumps like a salmon, and Bar Levi makes saves… but not always.
29’: Penalty for Denmark! Hensemann shoots, the keeper dives… but diving isn’t enough, 1–0!
Israel is still wondering “what just happened?” when Bramming slots in the 2–0 a minute later. At 39’, Hensemann scores again and is basically asking for a commemorative hat.
Second half: Israel tries — some shots hit the post, a couple of blunders, and at least two sitters that will haunt their dreams.
Denmark? Playing in energy-saving mode but still dangerous.
Full time: 3–0 and home we go, with Denmark celebrating and Israel thinking, “Yeah… not our day.”
Qualifying resumes next week.
Our striker should finally be back.
Go Denmark!
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Kick-off, and Denmark immediately decides the ball is theirs. Wilhelmsen is everywhere, Hensemann jumps like a salmon, and Bar Levi makes saves… but not always.
29’: Penalty for Denmark! Hensemann shoots, the keeper dives… but diving isn’t enough, 1–0!
Israel is still wondering “what just happened?” when Bramming slots in the 2–0 a minute later. At 39’, Hensemann scores again and is basically asking for a commemorative hat.
Second half: Israel tries — some shots hit the post, a couple of blunders, and at least two sitters that will haunt their dreams.
Denmark? Playing in energy-saving mode but still dangerous.
Full time: 3–0 and home we go, with Denmark celebrating and Israel thinking, “Yeah… not our day.”
Qualifying resumes next week.
Our striker should finally be back.
Go Denmark!
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Cymru 1 - Danmark 2
“Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Cymru Arena, where today the sun was hitting harder than a straight red card… except there weren’t any reds on the pitch: fair play all around, almost like a charity friendly!”
Wales started with courage, but Denmark looked like a war machine: in the 22nd minute Ørnholt rose above everyone and headed it in for 0–1. Symonds in goal was flying like Superman… shame today his kryptonite was Danish lobs.
In the 51st, Faaborg launched a rocket: 0–2, and it looked over. But wait! In the 61st minute, Hames lit up the stadium with a screamer, and the 43,000 Welsh fans woke up like they’d just found a free pint at the pub.
The final minutes had it all: Welsh pressure, offside traps everywhere, and the keeper finally remembering how to catch a ball. But Denmark held on and bagged the win: 1–2, three points locked away like a Copenhagen diamond.
Two shots versus eighteen… for Cymru this was less of a match and more of a crash course in survival. But credit where it’s due: they made the Vikings sweat until the very end.
Despite the defeat, the qualification race is still open: we’re still in the fight and anything can happen in the upcoming matches. We just need to be more clinical up front, but the spirit we showed today is encouraging.
As for me, I want to be clear: my mandate will end at the close of this season, regardless of the final outcome. Even if we manage to qualify, this will be my last run on the bench.
So, let’s enjoy this adventure to the fullest, match by match, with the hope of reaching the World Cup… and maybe passing the torch with a smile!
“Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Cymru Arena, where today the sun was hitting harder than a straight red card… except there weren’t any reds on the pitch: fair play all around, almost like a charity friendly!”
Wales started with courage, but Denmark looked like a war machine: in the 22nd minute Ørnholt rose above everyone and headed it in for 0–1. Symonds in goal was flying like Superman… shame today his kryptonite was Danish lobs.
In the 51st, Faaborg launched a rocket: 0–2, and it looked over. But wait! In the 61st minute, Hames lit up the stadium with a screamer, and the 43,000 Welsh fans woke up like they’d just found a free pint at the pub.
The final minutes had it all: Welsh pressure, offside traps everywhere, and the keeper finally remembering how to catch a ball. But Denmark held on and bagged the win: 1–2, three points locked away like a Copenhagen diamond.
Two shots versus eighteen… for Cymru this was less of a match and more of a crash course in survival. But credit where it’s due: they made the Vikings sweat until the very end.
Despite the defeat, the qualification race is still open: we’re still in the fight and anything can happen in the upcoming matches. We just need to be more clinical up front, but the spirit we showed today is encouraging.
As for me, I want to be clear: my mandate will end at the close of this season, regardless of the final outcome. Even if we manage to qualify, this will be my last run on the bench.
So, let’s enjoy this adventure to the fullest, match by match, with the hope of reaching the World Cup… and maybe passing the torch with a smile!