At qualifying for Euro 2016 considering it'll be a 24 team competition this time?
With the home nations struggling to qualify for Brazil how do you think they can do at being at France 16?
An extra 8 is a big difference and the likes of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will certainly have a good chance of making it this time around.
Thoughts?
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How Will the Home Nations Fare
comment by Earl * * Not available in N.I. (U9333)
posted on 11/9/13
Maybe if we all join together as one team and UEFA give us a 20 point start we might just scrape through.
Our International teams have never been so poor.
comment by selbstgerechtein (U7048)
posted on 11/9/13
NI no chance.
Wales a slim chance if Bale and Ramsey are fit for all games.
Scotland certainly the best chance they have had for a while.
England will qualify.
comment by Cobtinhonob (U12084)
posted on 11/9/13
Wales haven't recovered from Speed's death, Coleman is awfull and with Bellamy set to retire we have very few decent players left.
No chance.
posted on 11/9/13
Wales and Scotland are ranked 26 and 27 respectively in Europe.
I'd say it's doable depending on the draw of the groups.
comment by Red_Warrior (U18607)
posted on 11/9/13
Wales will win Euro 16 because Joe Allen will be a world beater by then and will single handedly win the trophy :-P
comment by Mr. Unsubscribe (U1110)
posted on 11/9/13
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comment by iCraft uGraft (U1193)
posted on 11/9/13
Scotland's year is 3 years from now.
comment by Fred Slot (U3979)
posted on 11/9/13
England will qualify.
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comment by selbstgerechtein (U7048)
posted on 11/9/13
24 teams Fred, we would have to be utterly awful not to.
We still might not qualify for the World Cup mind.
Everyone is assuming we will beat Poland and Montenegro at home but I wouldn't bank on it.
comment by JimmyTheRed (U1682)
posted on 12/9/13
At last, the Jocks are beginning to stir.I remember the times when, the anticipation of seeing my team play was overwhelming,in recent times they've been so abysmal I haven't even bothered to watch. Strachan is a strange little chappie, I hope he succeeds. The final measure however, will always be the same,irrespective of any other match, competition etc: beating the English at Wembley.
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