Euros 2012 Predictions & Scoring

[Bickaxe]

More points for me, c'mon, hand 'em over!

[poohcarrot]

After Greece the Russia

21 points Bickaxe
15 points Batty
12 points Pooh
10 points Pinflod
9 points Pip
6 points Sjoerd

[poohcarrot]

So Sjoerd, your Dutch boys have to win by 2 goals and hope Denmark lose.

[poohcarrot]

Just had a thought.

If Denmark beat Germany 2-0 and Portugal win, then Germany are out!

[Batty]

If Germany go through (as expected), then won't they meet Greece in the Quarter finals?

I'll bet a few tackles will go be made in that game!

[poohcarrot]

I'm hoping Germany go out, so I've changed my predictions for June 17 to;

Denmark 2-0 Germany
Portugal 1-0 Netherlands

[Sjoerd3000]

So Sjoerd, your Dutch boys have to win by 2 goals and hope Denmark lose.

Yup, million to one chance

[Sjoerd3000]

Well it's all over for the Netherlands Still I did predict the score right

[poohcarrot]

Scores after the Dutch got booted out.
(Bickaxe was the lowest scorer in those two games! )

22 points Bickaxe
17 points Batty
15 points Pooh (2 bonus points for Ronny's goals)
14 points Pinflod
11 points Pip
10 points Sjoerd

[Bickaxe]

Giving you all a chance. That and i don't really want to win if its a crappy Man Utd shirt

[poohcarrot]

I'm changing my Croatia v Spain prediction.

Now it's Croatia 1-0 Spain.

[CrysaniaMajere]

Since I don't remember, can anyone remind me how did Ireland-Croatia and Spain-Ireland go??

[Sjoerd3000]

NP Crys

Ireland 1-3 Croatia
Spain 4-0 ireland

[pip]

[poohcarrot]

For Pinflod and Pip.

Manchester City will begin the defence of their Premier League title at home to newly promoted Southampton.

Runners-up Manchester United start their campaign at Everton when the top flight kicks off on 18 August.

Reading return to the Premier League by hosting Stoke, while promoted West Ham entertain Aston Villa.

The Manchester derby at Etihad Stadium takes place on 8 December with the return fixture at Old Trafford scheduled for 6 April.

New Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers starts with a trip to West Brom, now managed by former Reds coach Steve Clarke.

Liverpool, whose poor home form of last season was a factor in Kenny Dalglish's dismissal, face Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United in their first three home games.