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is getting waxed by COSTA RICA 2-0 in the first 13 minutes of a World Cup Qualifier - not a 'friendly' at all! That vein on Bob Bradley's forehead is gonna BLOW!!!!!
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Re: The USA, Bully of the Sports World
What happened!!!Originally posted by Marlow
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I can barely watch - my back is to the screen now! CR is in the full court press and they have the Latin 4-alarm-fire offense! I can hear Bradley's fillings cracking over the crowd noise!Originally posted by DaisyComment
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Uh, are we talking about soccer, or a real sport . . .Comment
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Same thingOriginally posted by bad hammy
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Diametrically opposed . . .Originally posted by DaisySame thingOriginally posted by bad hammyComment
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[quote=bad hammy]Diametrically opposed . . .[/quote:1ugmepjg]Originally posted by DaisySame thingOriginally posted by "bad hammy":1ugmepjg
In this instance hammy is right. The US vs Costa Rica barely qualifies as a football match...Comment
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[quote=bad hammy]Diametrically opposed . . .[/quote:n0kxmgop]Originally posted by DaisySame thingOriginally posted by "bad hammy":n0kxmgop
A little like the communists and fascists?Comment
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** sniff, sniff ** Do I smell one of those limey b*stard footie snobs? :roll: :twisted:Originally posted by marknhjComment
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Guessing this match is being played in San Jose. We always have a hard time with the Ticos down there. But that's soccer. It's just a coin toss at this level. This is why it's the most popular sport in the world. Backwater, third-world countries can appear to compete with anyone. They may wind up losing to Germany or Italy or Brazil, but it can often be by a margin of only 2-1. This makes the Costa Ricas of the world feel good about themselves. In no other sport, activity, contest, etc., can Costa Rica compete with the United States. This is soccer. Great, skilled athletes, but the dynamics of the sport make it somewhat of a joke.Comment
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Fairly close to the truth....Originally posted by Marlow
...but, more of a response to the bh and BV's of the board who's football posts are always the same and entirely predictable.
In fact, after posting my dig, I bet myself that we'd hear from BV within the hour. And, low and behold
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Then you should be proud of me, limeybas. . . I mean marknhj, because I have to constantly explain to my brethren Ami soccer fans, WHY the USA has so much trouble beating even the little teams like CR . . . cuz we simply don't understand that soccer to them is not even sport, it is a unifying national religion.Comment
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Remember the mods are watchingOriginally posted by Marlow
Bill, the game is an away one for the US.
By the way, for those who hate scoreless draws, this is the game for you :shock: Another one just went in.Comment
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CR is not a pushover, hasn't been in years. I have hard time comprehending the concept of going anywhere in international soccer and "expecting" to win. A couple of months ago in San Salvador, John Harkes just kept blabbering how "easy" this should be. I was worrying my ass off.Originally posted by Marlow
Last night I would have been happy as a lark with a draw. US played shittily, though. Bradley had his worst game ever, he should have been lifted after the first half, not Torres. The experiment with Beasley at left fullback is a disaster, he needs room to maneuver.
Most disappointing evening the last night was (hey, I can speek larryrawsonic 8-) ).
Hopefully they'll play Saturday against Honduras the way they did against Mexico."A beautiful theory killed by an ugly fact."
by Thomas Henry HuxleyComment
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I hate the title of this thread because it is so untrue.....Basketball...Baseball sometimes....Sprinting events on the track....The US is horrible it football so CR beating them is no shock.AfrikanComment
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