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1. Peru delayed our flights 4 hours, delayed bus travel 2 hours(making us arrive at 3am), fireworks in the night, blocked from training and had a low pass of the hotel by fighter jets.
2. Australia have around 20 million more people and therefore should have a better team
3. No we did not park the bus all game. We parked bus for the fist half hoping to not concede before bringing on our talisman striker Chris Wood who was in doubt because of a hamstring issue.
Also of further point if New Zealand had won this would have been one of the greatest ranking upsets in FIFAs history. Like when we drew with runners up Netherlands in 2010.
Go cry on your Aussie neighbor ; Oh wait, they will be in Russia :D
1. Peru delayed our flights 4 hours, delayed bus travel 2 hours(making us arrive at 3am), fireworks in the night, blocked from training and had a low pass of the hotel by fighter jets.
2. Australia have around 20 million more people and therefore should have a better team
3. No we did not park the bus all game. We parked bus for the fist half hoping to not concede before bringing on our talisman striker Chris Wood who was in doubt because of a hamstring issue.
Also of further point if New Zealand had won this would have been one of the greatest ranking upsets in FIFAs history. Like when we drew with runners up Netherlands in 2010.
I saw the fireworks, and I myself find it unfortunate that some (maybe ~10) people had to resort to focusing on the other team and not ourselves. The 2 hour bus delays are not uncommon in Lima; the capital is one of the most centralized cities in Latin America and the trip from Callao to Miraflores is notorious for traffic. Whether you parked the game or not, the only reason you came out in the second half is because you had to. If the score had stayed 0-0, I'm convinced you would've continued to park the bus to take it to penalties. However, I don't think that's unfair because we've done it and it is because this is a results game; no one in 30 years will remember you parked the bus in a qualifying match 30 years before. What people will remember is qualifying after 3+ decades.
"I don't think that's unfair because we've done it". What sort of reasoning is that? Of course if we'd used those tactics against Peru you would think it's unfair, right? It's funny that you had to resort to sabotaging the preparation of a country that's ranked over 100 places lower than you to win. I remember Peruvians were crying because the head of football in NZ said something about creating a hostile atmosphere in Wellington because Peru will do that in Lima and you guys were all like "that's insulting, we are not hostile, we always have respect"... well the true colours shone through. You're right though, no one will remember us for this, they'll remember us for being the only undefeated team in the 2010 World Cup, we'll see how your boys do in this one.
I meant I dont think its unfair that you parked the bus because we've also done that. If you read the beginning of my comment I said I think its unfortunate that some people had to resort to such tactics because in football you have to focus on yourself and not the other team. Whomever was "crying" or anything of that nature (in regards to a hostile environment) should've been someone that hardly watches South American football, because hostility can never compare with that of South America.
No "true colors shown through" because if you asked the majority of Peruvians, many would not have agreed with waking up at 3 am to do the former. It is a shame that you identify Peruvians in that light, because it does not and will not represent us as a nation regardless of your opinion.
I mean I dont think its unfair that you parked the bus because we've also done that. If you read the beginning of my comment I said I think its unfortunate that some people had to resort to such tactics because in football you have to focus on yourself and not the other team. Whomever was "crying" or anything of that nature (in regards to a hostile environment) should've been someone that hardly watches South American football, because hostility can never compare with that of South America.
No "true colors shown through" because if you asked the majority of Peruvians, many would not have agreed with waking up at 3 am to do the former. It is a shame that you identify Peruvians in that light, because it does not and will not represent us as a nation regardless of your opinion.
I bet it feels awesome to be a peruvian right now hehe
I bet it feels awesome to be a peruvian right now hehe
en síntesis la clasificatoria se pierde por la suspensión del estadio y porque selecciones se jugaban la vida mientras nuestros jugadores se relajaron
A shot in the dark, but maybe because they beat them in 7-0 in the Copa America.