South America vs Europe

[Rmpr 8,977]

Just a little fun "game" I saw on another forun.

Post what would be your starting eleven for a team constisting of only SA players and another of only European players. Also, post who you think would win and by how much!

Me first...

Euroe: Neuer, Lahm, Ramos, Boateng, Alaba, Busquets, Pogba, Silva, Hazard, Ronaldo, Ibrahimovic.

SA: Bravo, Daniel Alves, T. Silva, Miranda, Marcelo, Mascherano, Vidal, James Rodriguez, Neymar, Messi, Suarez.

I think South America would win but simply because Messi is in the line up and he is that big of a difference maker...

[Spike 12,049]

Asia:

Schwarzer

Wilkshire

Neal

Moore

Nagatomo

Nakata

Cahill

Nakamura

Kewell

Viduka

Kagawa

[Spike 12,049]

You can't defeat Asian samurai spirit.

[Kieran. 6,317]

I agree with both your teams except maybe Jordi Alba instead of Alaba and Godin instead of Miranda. But I do think SA would win also.

[Atlas Lion 1,223]

South America

-----------Suarez----------

Neymar-------------Messi

--------J.Rodriguez-------

-Mascherano-Banega---

F.Luis-----------------Alves

------Godin---T.Silva------

------------Navas-----------

Europe.

-------Lewandowski---------

Hazard------------------Robben

-------Iniesta---Rakatic-----

-----------Busquets------------

Alba----------------------Lahm

------Chiellini---Varane-------

-------------Neuer--------------

South America 3-2

[chelsea123e 2]

Europe - Courtois: Ramos - Pique - Terry - Alaba: Busquets - Verratti: Robben - Silva - Hazard: Lewandowski

South America - Navas: Alves - T.Silva - Godin - Marcelo: Di Maria - Vidal: Messi - Aguero - Neymar: Suarez

[zolayes 14,489]

like him or not can't understand people leaving Ronaldo out

[the wes 7,212]

South America

-----------Suarez----------

Neymar-------------Messi

--------J.Rodriguez-------

-Mascherano-Banega---

F.Luis-----------------Alves

------Godin---T.Silva------

------------Navas-----------

Europe.

-------Lewandowski---------

Hazard------------------Ronaldo

-------Iniesta---Rakatic-----

-----------Busquets------------

Alba----------------------Lahm

------Chiellini---Varane-------

-------------Neuer--------------

South America 3-2

Europe - Courtois: Ramos - Pique - Terry - Alaba: Busquets - Verratti: Ronaldo - Silva - Hazard: Lewandowski

South America - Navas: Alves - T.Silva - Godin - Marcelo: Di Maria - Vidal: Messi - Aguero - Neymar: Suarez

fixed lads

[Atlas Lion 1,223]

fixed lads

Ronaldo is shite. No where near his 2008-2013 form. All he is now is a tap in merchant who is good in the air.

[-Kaplan- 410]

Navas is from Central America.

[Spike 12,049]

Navas is from Central America.

AKA North America.

[-Kaplan- 410]

AKA North America.

I guess it depends where you're from. In the US you're taught there are 7 continents. I know in other places it's less.

[DYC. 7,542]

Tough to pick an XI for Europe. Today I'll go for this. XI based on best in position. If you ask me to make a real team, it becomes difficult. Europe has killer depth.

Neuer

Lahm Boateng Chiellini Alba

Marchisio Busquets Iniesta

Robben Lewandowski Ronaldo

Bravo

Alves Silva Godin Luis

Vidal Mascherano James

Messi Suarez Neymar

2-3

SA's front three making the difference.

2-3 because that's more fun than 1-2.

Both teams with a fair chance of winning though.

[Spike 12,049]

I guess it depends where you're from. In the US you're taught there are 7 continents. I know in other places it's less.

Whaddya talking about? Central America is apart of North America or simply the American supercontinent. There are no continental divisions taught in any country that list Central America as a part of South America or as a separate continent.

[-Kaplan- 410]

Whaddya talking about? Central America is apart of North America or simply the American supercontinent. There are no continental divisions taught in any country that list Central America as a part of South America or as a separate continent.

I mean it's separate. It's not part of north or south america. North america is USA, Mexico and Canada. South america starts at Colombia downwards. Some don't even consider Panama as central america.

[Spike 12,049]

I mean it's separate. It's not part of north or south america. North america is USA, Mexico and Canada. South america starts at Colombia downwards. Some don't even consider Panama as central america.

Well those some are wrong as in every definition of North America, central-america is a part of it.

There is no country that officially recognises central-America as it's own continent or as a part of South America. Central-America is always a part of North-America.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent#Number_of_continents

[-Kaplan- 410]

Well those some are wrong as in every definition of North America, central-america is a part of it.

There is no country that officially recognises central-America as it's own continent or as a part of South America. Central-America is always a part of North-America.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent#Number_of_continents

I don't know what the correct way to classify it as. I've just heard it as being, both a part of NA and a separate piece of landmass. You can even find the Caribbean and Central America grouped together. The same way Oceania isn't a continent but Australia is. That's the closest example I can think of.

Then there are geographers who use Eurasia. Or one America for north and south. Especially in Europe.

Like I said, I don't know what's correct. But Navas isn't from SA.