Loss last night was a bad blow we needed that one point. We need to win last two matches outright! Must beat guat in guat.take out ant otherwise putting our fate in the hands of others. We are literally set up to be in the same place we were last qualifying round pre hex, three teams on ten points and gd being the deciding factor!
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True Stony. The problem is we are always depending on the outcomes of games not involving us. If so and so beat so and so, and so and so draw with so and so then we go through on GD. Can a team not known for scoring goals go through on GD?. I hardly think so. Hope I am wrong, but all I can say is that I have not seen Jamaica play a good game since 1998. Happy for any wins, but not impressed.
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Reggaedoc. Don't worry with the doom and gloom scenario. Guatemala are the ones who need to beat us with their last match away in the US.
Dependence won't be needed from the US because the Reggae Boyz will easily get the 3 points in Guatemala and the last 3 points at home in "The OFFice" against Antigua & Barbuda.
So the worst case scenario is for Guatemala. Not the Reggae Boyz.
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People start realize now? We have to take at least a point in our next match. I still don't get it how yuh drop 2 points to Antigua? We should be sitting on 9 points right now with Antigua to play at home."Jamaica's future reflects its past, having attained only one per cent annual growth over 30 years whilst neighbours have grown at five per cent." (Article)
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Laz, like the commentator said last night, at this level there is no easy game. This is not Manning or D cup. Every team has a chance. No team is going in with the intention of surrendering. It is war, and the dangerous teams are the so called minnows, because they have more to prove. They are then ones who will ambush us.
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Originally posted by Me View PostYep, that game mess things up. The JFF need to treat the Antiguan players as good as possible."Jamaica's future reflects its past, having attained only one per cent annual growth over 30 years whilst neighbours have grown at five per cent." (Article)
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Originally posted by Reggaedoc View PostLaz, like the commentator said last night, at this level there is no easy game. This is not Manning or D cup. Every team has a chance. No team is going in with the intention of surrendering. It is war, and the dangerous teams are the so called minnows, because they have more to prove. They are then ones who will ambush us."Jamaica's future reflects its past, having attained only one per cent annual growth over 30 years whilst neighbours have grown at five per cent." (Article)
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Originally posted by Stonigut View PostLoss last night was a bad blow we needed that one point. We need to win last two matches outright! Must beat guat in guat.take out ant otherwise putting our fate in the hands of others. We are literally set up to be in the same place we were last qualifying round pre hex, three teams on ten points and gd being the deciding factor!
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That is being positive! ...sorry based on our performances to date I do not see 'easy wins' in our immediate future!!!"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
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