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Why are pundits always so blinded by results?

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mariner2 | 05:37 Thu 04th Mar 2010 | Football
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England's game last night . . . "game of two halves" . . . "massive improvement" . . . "what did the manger say at half time?". . . .
Because we were 1-0 down at half time we were dire, but we were brilliant in the second half because we scored three.
In the game I was was watching, it was a pretty good performance over the 90 minutes, but we just happened to miss some clear cut chances in the first half, but not in the second.
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It didn't fit mine either Steve. I had them down for a 2-1 win at the bookies!
16:50 Thu 04th Mar 2010
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Mariner I agree there were several good chances in the 1st half and I thought we played well.
13:33 Fri 05th Mar 2010

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