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Would Palace beat San Marino?







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.err - yes. As would any Premier League or Championship side. They have one professional player.
 


shaolinpunk

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In fairness, any Premier League team should be capable of beating San Marino. They play against teams of a higher standard week in week out.
 




pasty

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Jul 5, 2003
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What an odd question. I would wager more Championship teams would beat them than not, let alone Premiership teams.
 






Mackenzie

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I'd say a midtable PL team could beat most international teams outside the top 25.
 


Gullflyinghigh

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I would suggest that a League 2 team would probably scrape it.

That's not meant as a glib putdown of the San Marino team, more as an acceptance that any fully professional team would have a huge advantage over them.
 




Icy Gull

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Neil Warnock is a footballing dinosaur, not that this has any relevance to San Marino.
 


Whitechapel

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There's a handful of Confrence sides who'd give those no-hope, tinpot rank amateurs a close game.

However, they'd still probably beat San Marino
 


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You see I think the answer is no.

And I'll tell you for why. One is an international team and the other is a club team. They will never play each other. Therefore I do not believe that Palace would beat San Marino.

I hope that's cleared that up.
 




Guinness Boy

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You see I think the answer is no.

And I'll tell you for why. One is an international team and the other is a club team. They will never play each other. Therefore I do not believe that Palace would beat San Marino.

I hope that's cleared that up.

Clearly you've never seen my seven year old on his old £1 copy of PES2011.
 


pasty

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You see I think the answer is no.

And I'll tell you for why. One is an international team and the other is a club team. They will never play each other. Therefore I do not believe that Palace would beat San Marino.

I hope that's cleared that up.

Nice back tracking :thumbsup: :)
 


Eeyore

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England would do well to give the newer members some game time in this one. Although forwards wouldn't want to miss out on a buffet match.

As for Estonia, we can't underestimate them at home. They drew with Netherlands in the last qualifiers, with only an injury time penalty saving the Dutch.
 
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Se20

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All of the Premier teams, and the top half of the championship would beat these minnows.
Even yourselves would fancy putting away one of the numerous chances you create.
 


GT49er

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You see I think the answer is no.

And I'll tell you for why. One is an international team and the other is a club team. They will never play each other. Therefore I do not believe that Palace would beat San Marino.

I hope that's cleared that up.
Not at all. We played Cyprus in a pre-season friendly once. Beat them 6-0 I think.
 




AZ Gull

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Oct 14, 2003
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Not at all. We played Cyprus in a pre-season friendly once. Beat them 6-0 I think.

I'm not sure that we have ever played Cyprus, but we have played a Gibraltar XI, a Nigerian XI, the East German Olympic squad, Israel and New Zealand.
 


GT49er

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I'm not sure that we have ever played Cyprus, but we have played a Gibraltar XI, a Nigerian XI, the East German Olympic squad, Israel and New Zealand.
Pretty sure it was Cyprus - back in the 70's - but can't find any confirmation.
 


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