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Messi, but that's obvious. Maybe Silva for Spain, I have seen that this guy is great but I haven't really seen him perform to his peek for Spain yet, my eye is on him to be scoring a few but I'd expect up to 5 assists for him.
 

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Pretty sure Messi and Silva are already well known stars.
 

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Did point out that Messi is well known (well obvious but give me some slack here) and Silva isn't really looked upon as a massive superstar, everybody knows he is a quality player but only the marks like myself tend to look on him as an outstanding player. Besides you said Gourcuff, he is incredibly well known and established.
 

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Gourcuff is not as the level of a Messi or a Silva at all. Messi is obviously a megastar, and Silva is a star. Not many people know of just the pure epicness that is Yoann Gourcuff in Australia.

I would also say Neymar, but he's not selected for Brazil, and neither is Pato :(. How boring.
 

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Well I have always considered Gourcuff one of the best. So if Silva and Messi don't count I'll go for Tom Huddlestone making a surprise impact for England in place of the injured Gareth Barry.
 

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Yeah, I meant lesser known guys who will break out. Obviously, living in Australia, stuff like Ligue 1 and the such are not covered as much as EPL, La Liga, Serie A and stuff. So guys like Gourcuff, who isn't a big name here, is a guy I would expect just to solidify his place among the very good players and maybe even make the next jump. He's very capable.
 

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Re: Official Soccer (Football) Discussion Thread

Well. it's here. Anyone watching the opening ceremony? I've flicked between that and the AFL.
 
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Re: Official Soccer (Football) Discussion Thread

I think more people in America care more about American Football practices and mini-camps than World Cup Football.

I'm pretty excited though. I'll be setting my alarm early for the next couple of weeks.
 

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Re: Official Soccer (Football) Discussion Thread

Mexico have had the better of South Africa so far, with dos Santos getting close to goal.
 

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Re: Official Soccer (Football) Discussion Thread

Btw fucking Ochoa isn't in the game. I decided to watch the match only to see him playing.
 

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Re: Official Soccer (Football) Discussion Thread

I know, I found that a ridiculous decision. Perez is way too short, and looks like shit really. Franco has waisted numerous chances as well.