Stating the obvious here, but Brazil have too much going for them.
It's their competition to lose, and things can go wrong.
If they do fall short, it will probably be Argentina that wins.
European teams have a tendency to falter in the southern hemisphere.
Germany is the best equipped to alter that trend.
I'd be surprised if any others, including Spain, step up.
Belgium is full of talent, though.
They will be a popular underdog with a chance.
Out of the 32 countries competing, at least half of them have no hope of winning the trophy.
They just aren't strong enough at that level.
Looking forward to a great World Cup.
There's never any shortage of drama and action.
Brazil 2014 won't be any exception.
On a personal note, I had around $175 coming off a place dividend on
Matt Kuchar in the Masters. Sent a friend into Ladbrokes near
Dublin, Ireland with instructions to let it ride on Brazil at 3-1.
So, I have action!
Current odds with SkyBet:
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Brazil 11/4
Argentina 9/2
Germany 11/2
Spain 6/1
Belgium 18/1
Portugal 22/1
France 22/1
England 25/1
Colombia 25/1
Italy 25/1
Uruguay 28/1
Holland 28/1
Chile 50/1
Russia 80/1
Switzerland 100/1
Ecuador 125/1
Ivory Coast 150/1
Bosnia-Herz 150/1
Japan 150/1
Croatia 175/1
Mexico 200/1
Greece 200/1
Ghana 200/1
South Korea 250/1
U.S.A 250/1
Nigeria 300/1
Cameroon 750/1
Honduras 1500/1
Algeria 1500/1
Iran 2500/1
Costa Rica 2500/1
Australia 2500/1
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