Your NT favourite game

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GICA

Discussion Starter · Mar 3, 2008

What´s your favourite NT game? I mean from those games that you´ve seen.

In my case:

Romania 3 - England 2 (Euro 2000)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91YuK5I3qQo

Romania 3 - Argentina 2 (WC 1994)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRUhJkZQorI

Romania 5 - Germany 1 (Friendly 2004)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq9dUcEkXsE

I didn´t watch the Romania-Germany, but I followed here on XT which is pretty the same :tongue:

I think those are my favourite games of the NT.

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PMC

· #41 · Mar 6, 2008

Hagi once admitted that he simply took many attacks against him very personal and therefore lost his temper...

in the heat of the battle he didn't approach the game like a professional but like a fighter

GICA

Discussion Starter · #42 · Mar 6, 2008

The Rumaniac said:
From WC 94 the best for me was the one vs Colombia, the game that started all for me. After Colombia had beaten Argentina 5-0 in the qualifyers and they were thinking the wqere gonna win the tournament, and it was fantastic to see Romania beat them that way, and with a marvelous Hagiroud:.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVR4gB97TQ8

The Rumaniac

· #43 · Mar 6, 2008

NoName said:
just curious, if Argentina would meet Romania at the WC 2010, which team would you root for?

Romania without a doubt. I still like the argentinian NT but i´m only passionate about Romania. Actually the only time i watched Romania live it was in a friendly in 98 vs Argentina, and then it was already clear to me which team i prefered.

NoName

· #44 · Mar 6, 2008

i saw live Czech Republic : Romania (2004 Prag) and Slovenia : Romania (2007 Celje)...a pity that i won't see a game live at the Euros but i want to go to this games during WC qualification: France (away), Serbia (away) and Austria (away). only the game against Austria is fixed.

Claudiu-

· #45 · Mar 6, 2008

Who do you guys feel is stronger, Albania or Austria??

I honestly feel they are very similar.

PMC

· #46 · Mar 6, 2008

Austria easily... although Austria lost many games they have a huge tradition and normally a quite competetive team... they may not be technical but boy they do have heart and a fighting spirit... more discipline than most EE countries

OffsideTrap

· #47 · Mar 7, 2008

The Rumaniac said:
Romania without a doubt. I still like the argentinian NT but i´m only passionate about Romania. Actually the only time i watched Romania live it was in a friendly in 98 vs Argentina, and then it was already clear to me which team i prefered.

I don't undestand that....How is that possible. You are Argentinian.
Argentina is such a passionate nation especially about their soccer...Personally I am flattered you like us so much but I do not understand it...

Anyways, :thumbsup: to you :smileani:

Claudiu-

· #48 · Mar 7, 2008

Well yeah, and with the Argentine history I'm surely shocked too.

Hagi is the king, and he brought millions of fans from all over to Romanian football.

Maybe Mutu will do the same this Euro 2008.

The Rumaniac

· #49 · Mar 7, 2008

GICA said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVR4gB97TQ8

Unforgettable. The trick Hagi does before assisting Radu on the first is amazing. He did everything that day.

OffsideTrap said:
I don't undestand that....How is that possible. You are Argentinian.
Argentina is such a passionate nation especially about their soccer...Personally I am flattered you like us so much but I do not understand it...

Anyways, :thumbsup: to you :smileani:

I´m an argentinian but i´m not a nationalist. I´ve never liked such divitions. I love my country in many ways but i also dislike many others, and i never felt compelled to support everything related to my country. I feel i have a special bond with Romania, and being something i partly chose, i consider it more valuable

Toonsie 14

· #50 · Mar 7, 2008

My personal favorite is Holland 0-0 Romania. Not only the fact that I was at the game, but that it set the tone for the rest of the campaign. It also was the game that made us believe we could stand up and play with the big nations and get results. Especially a team that tormented us in the WC 2006 Qualifiers. In the 6 years I've followed Romania that was the most positive and groundbreaking moment I had ever seen, and it was better being there.

NoName

· #51 · Mar 7, 2008

games you have seen live in the stadium are always more special, i loved for example our 2:1 away win against Slovenia. the mood between the rom. supporters was great and even if Nicolita can't play football too well, he is such a likeable guy. i was really happy for him when he scored the 2nd goal and especially because of how he celebrated it. you can just see how much heart he has for the NT.

Arionesei

· #52 · Mar 7, 2008

@rumaniac

are you ethnically romanian or just a supporter??

GICA

Discussion Starter · #53 · Mar 7, 2008

lol

He´s Argentinian.

Claudiu-

· #54 · Mar 7, 2008

The second goal just showed why Hagi was a class above Ronaldinho.

effortless, and deadly from anywhere, wow.

GICA

Discussion Starter · #55 · Mar 7, 2008

Hagi had this way of kicking the ball, "apparently effortless".

Claudiu-

· #56 · Mar 7, 2008

It really is though, and consistant with it, like he can time and place the ball with a soft shot.

So difficult to do consistantly, it's brilliant, Hagi was brilliant.

NoName

· #57 · Mar 7, 2008

his "lob" in this game from something like 40 meters was also brilliant.

PMC

· #58 · Mar 7, 2008

he had a very unique way to treat the ball... especially his shots show it... you see sometimes shots like that from the odd footballer but nobody did it as intentional as he did

Claudiu-

· #59 · Mar 7, 2008

PMC, I know exactly how he does it, it's just a float needing a soft touch, well directed.

but the WOW factor in it is that he got it not just on target, but close to going in every time..

And from 40 yards to put the perfect weight onto it is one thing,
but with preasure, reading the GK's position from that far out is even more unbelevable.

If you watch him, before he floats it, he reads where the keeper is, and he places it far enough so he can't claim it.

he puts great weight into his shot, along with a perfect float/touch to make it do what he wants.

It's something one could only wish to master.

AND WITH BOTH FEET :|

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PMC

· #60 · Mar 7, 2008

hmmm... I think he wasn't as gifted with both... with the right one he was only capable of "lobbing" but only for close distance ones... he needed the power from the left to striker from far out

also he had a very strong shot as well... thats what baffled me even more... shots where ball seems to hit a bird in the sky but it suddenly goes down... with this trick he was able to lob goalkeepers on the LINE :googly:

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