David vs Goliath. France is the far superior team talent wise, but Croatia has the bigger heart. Three straight extra time games for Croatia. It hasn't taken a toll on them yet. They don't seem to get tired, but their injury report this week has been pretty rough.
Who you guys got today? How about the Golden Ball & Golden Glove?
My head says France. My heart wants Croatia. I don't see how they pull it off though. With the way the French defense has played Croatia might be lucky to score 1 goal.
Golden Ball I'm going with Luka. I think he's been by far the best player of the tournament. If not him I think N'Golo Kante should win it, but I can't see FIFA allowing a DM to win it. So if it isn't Modric I'm going with Mbappe.
Golden Glove is a little bit tougher. Courtois has been the best GK of the tournament, but his team came in 3rd place. Hugo Lloris has played very well, but due to the defense in front of him he's had a lot easier tournament then Courtois, Pickford & Subasic. If France win I think Lloris wins the award. If Croatia win I think Courtois will win it.
Final predictions
France 2 Croatia 0
Golden Ball - Modric
Golden Glove - Lloris
Is that the record for a goalkeeper?
Goal keeping cost Liverpool the Champions League Final and is a major factor impacting their chase of the Premier League this season. It is crazy money, but I get it.
Most likely was just trying to serve it back into the box. Sometimes the best hots are mis-hit crosses/services into he box
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62 million pounds / 70 million Euro.
Is that the record for a goalkeeper?
According to the Guardian, the bid - now improved to around 75M EUR, is the record. Roma will make something like a 67M EUR profit. I didn't even realize until last week that they sold Naingolaan to Inter. That's going to be 110M Euros in transfer money.
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In comment 14014785 Bobby Humphrey's Earpad said:
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62 million pounds / 70 million Euro.
Is that the record for a goalkeeper?
According to the Guardian, the bid - now improved to around 75M EUR, is the record. Roma will make something like a 67M EUR profit. I didn't even realize until last week that they sold Naingolaan to Inter. That's going to be 110M Euros in transfer money.
The amazing thing is Liverpool is still spending within their means. All these transfers (Keita, Fabinho, Shaqiri, now Alisson) are basically financed by Coutinho + Sakho + CL prize money. They could also sell Origi or Sturridge and have enough to get Fekir from Lyon while still largely balancing their books