Comments on: Finland and Russia Battle in Helsinki

By: BRONWYN

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By: outstanding?

outstanding? — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 20:39:38 +0000

Both Eremenkos played well enough in the Liechtenstein game, and Roman was the ONLY Finnish player aside from substitute Niklas Moisander to emerge with any credit against Russia. One needs also to bear in mind that whilst the Finns gave the Germans a nasty shock, they have shipped nine (count’ em) goals against the big teams in the group. This is not the way to go. I was in the stadium and saw all three of the games in question, and the dodgy 1-0 win over the Azeris as well, and the sad truth is that the team has reached journey’s end: a large number of players are past their sell-by date and are considering their future. If Finland do not get a result in Baku, or alternatively if Russia and Germany keep winning and then draw their game in Moscow, Stuart Baxter will feel pressure to shake things up quite a bit and bring new faces in to rebuild for the future. A lot of names could go, especially if the Under-21 side can perform adequately in the European Championships next week…

By: Nick

Nick — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 02:37:33 +0000

Finland are not an easy team. The drew 3-3 against Germany at home. I was not expecting Russia to win so easily in Moscow. More over Forssell and Johansson along with Eremenko were providing momentum and did have an outstanding game compared to the center-backs who could not neutralize Liechtenstein’s threat. Also I was expecting Finland to put up more of a fight against Russia since this was a key game in the group. I was not expecting Russia to win. This is only one out of a many blogs which discuss this subject.

By: outstanding?

outstanding? — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 00:38:27 +0000

“good to have you back Nick”, even though that Fin-Rus prediction sucked bigtime. You went for the same 1-1 score after the debacle in Moscow? And where on earth did you get the idea Forssell had an “outstanding game against Liechtenstein”? I really must have been watching a match in a parallel universe. Mikael couldn’t score in a room full of nymphomaniacs, and the fact that he had his name on the scoresheet (once, with a nudge) belies the observation that he also missed three or four clear chances he would have buried a few years ago. Mind you, he WAS playing alone up front – against Liechtenstein, of all people! Johansson took his goal smartly, but all the work was done by Roman Eremenko. Russia were on a different planet – they are a useful side. The Finns now need to rebuild: a good many of their older players are considering withdrawal from international duties. The team’s chances of qualification are minimal at best, and we can expect – and hope for – some new blood in the remaining four games.

By: yevy

yevy — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 01:05:32 +0000

good to have you back Nick