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Originally Posted by collie1228
One more comment and then I'm out of here. A zero to zero (nil-nil) soccer game does not equate to a 1-0 or 2-0 perfect game in baseball. I concede that baseball can sometimes be boring, but at least in the 1-0 or 2-0 baseball game, somebody scored! Baseball never ends in a tie; and its never controlled by a clock. How can a fab be pleased when his team tied the other team - and there was virtually no offense? From what I've seen in the World Cup, most teams play keep away, with very few shots on goal. Sorry, not worth my time . . . but you soccer fans are certainly free to enjoy those nil-nil ties to your hearts content.
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Again let's not say things that aren't true:
For example in today's matches there were 10 goals scored in the three games with only 1 of the 6 teams not scoring any.
I do agree a better clock system would be good and I'm also in favor of some sort of rule that would limit the keep away aspect.