Matt_
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My favourite sporting event by a distance and I'll be glued to the coverage on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in hope of yet another European victory.
It's unlikely to match the drama of the last matches held in the USA, at Medinah in 2012, but every set of matches is special in it's own right and sure to leave a lot of lasting memories.
The Americans are undoubtedly strong favourites this time around, as they have been for many recent meetings, and Europe certainly have their work cut out to come home with the trophy again.
They certainly don't learn though. At a time when they should be playing down their chances and talking up Europe as the favourites (off the back of eight wins in the last ten) instead they talk up their side as the best ever, which is absolute nonsense, and talk down the European team as the worst in a long time.
Hopefully this will backfire on them as their team is under a huge amount of pressure to deliver and these comments just ramp up that pressure more. I feel if Europe can get off to a decent start, and keep the rowdy home crowd fairly quiet, the pressure may tell on the Americans and there could be yet another famous victory.
Several of the European stars are going to have to show strongly if Europe are to win, but ultimately it will probably come down to how the European rookies perform, particularly on Sunday, and I have a lot of faith in those rookies who are very talented players.
Bring it on.
It's unlikely to match the drama of the last matches held in the USA, at Medinah in 2012, but every set of matches is special in it's own right and sure to leave a lot of lasting memories.
The Americans are undoubtedly strong favourites this time around, as they have been for many recent meetings, and Europe certainly have their work cut out to come home with the trophy again.
They certainly don't learn though. At a time when they should be playing down their chances and talking up Europe as the favourites (off the back of eight wins in the last ten) instead they talk up their side as the best ever, which is absolute nonsense, and talk down the European team as the worst in a long time.
Hopefully this will backfire on them as their team is under a huge amount of pressure to deliver and these comments just ramp up that pressure more. I feel if Europe can get off to a decent start, and keep the rowdy home crowd fairly quiet, the pressure may tell on the Americans and there could be yet another famous victory.
Several of the European stars are going to have to show strongly if Europe are to win, but ultimately it will probably come down to how the European rookies perform, particularly on Sunday, and I have a lot of faith in those rookies who are very talented players.
Bring it on.
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