Let the discussion begin....happy, sad, worried????

Group A
RSA
MEX
URU
FRA

Group B
ARG
NGA
KOR
GRE

Group C
ENG
USA
ALG
SVN

Group D
GER
AUS
SRB
GHA

Group E
NED
DEN
JPN
CMR

Group F
ITA
PAR
NZL
SVK

Group G
BRA
PRK
CIV
POR

Group H
ESP
SUI
HON
CHI

 

Sad would be the answer to that question

 

The logic i follow to support world cup, is supporting the team that has more Barca players, if both team has a Barca players i would choose the team that i love their player more so

Group A i am routing for Mexico
Group B Argentina
Group C anyone except Algeria
Group D, Group F I don’t care
Group G, Portugal, Brazil
Group H Spain

Out of these the teams I really want to see in the final is Argentina ( Messi) and Spain ( well I hope I can write Catalonia :P

 

I think the USA can make it out of the group stages with England... Seems like France, Germany and Italy got some pretty easy groups.

 

I think the U.S. has a great chance to get out of the group, they should advance with England without too many problems....fingers crossed.

I dont Argentina will make much noise, not unless Maradona gets fired before it starts.

 

Unfortunately, I agree with this assessment. Argentina has incredible talent, but they just barely got into the Cup. Unless some kinda of miracle happens, and they start playing the type of football they are capable of... my team wont be making too much noise

 

Ivory Coast.

France... who let em in? Cheaters.

 

My upset teams are Ivory Coast, Greece, Denmark, Switzerland and Slovenia.

 

US got lucky on that draw....should have no problem getting out of the group. so I'm pretty happy.

 

Yeah, no kidding, but they got screwed in the draw. On paper I think they are one of the top teams in the world.

Les Elephants feature top-drawer talent throughout their side, with the Chelsea pair of Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou a formidable duo up front. Sevilla's Didier Zokora and Barcelona's Yaya Toure provide bite in midfield alongside Marseille's diminutive Bakary Kone, while the England-based pair of Emmanuel Eboue and Kolo Toure combine with Stuttgart's Arthur Boka to form one of the best defences in Africa.