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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #24 on: Jun 24, 2009, 09:30: AM »
dos a cero, dos a cero

hahahahahahahahahaha

us 2 - 0 spain

dempsey, altidore

us to the finals
I was actually so fucking angry
I had to leave after the 89th minute

what the fuck
riera should be cut from life
Altidore is sick
Fabregas' hair looked stupid, and he played like his hair looked
What the fuck were Capdevila and Ramos doing at the back? Disgusting.
And Landon Donovan, even if he's good, is a big douchebag.

That said, I'm actually happy for my birthcountry (usa) right now
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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #25 on: Jun 24, 2009, 09:32: AM »
i don't really have too much of an opinion, apart from shear joy (regardless of the stature of the tournament). i missed it because i had to work  :bs:

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #26 on: Jun 24, 2009, 09:35: AM »
I'm annoyed i missed it too and im not too fussed Spain lost as even though their media will ridicule them for losing against the US, i doubt it'll affect them much and if anything it'll help them , so that they don't act like arrogant dicks in the world cup against lesser opposition. Hopefully America actually being in the final of a Global may raise a bit of awareness about football over there.

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #27 on: Jun 24, 2009, 09:39: AM »
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Hopefully America actually being in the final of a Global may raise a bit of awareness about football over there.

it's a gradual thing. it'll make headlines, but only a few more people will stay around afterwards

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #28 on: Jun 24, 2009, 10:00: AM »
i'm in awe, to be honest


and i didn't watch the game but i'm sure fabregas wasn't the problem; sounds like Spain broke down


you see, if the US wins this, it'd be the biggest accomplishment in the history of our country's soccer (along with the quarterfinals of the 2002 WC). this is big. Imagine if we manage to beat Brasil (or SA!!)

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #29 on: Jun 24, 2009, 10:06: AM »
I didn't watch the game but from the BBC article i read one of the advantages the Americans seemed to have was physical condition and fitness, which may be due to the ridiculous season elite players now have to do.

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #30 on: Jun 24, 2009, 10:11: AM »
ok WHAT THE FUCKKKKKKKKKKKK man THAT WAS SPAIN THE US BEAT.....I CANT BELIEVE THIS THEY MANHANDLED EVERY TEAM IN CONFED CUP TIL NOW AND SHUT OUT BY US....DEMPSEY AND ALTIDORE SCORED THEY SUCK....cant believe this..BRAZIL WILL WIN NO PROBLEM..

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #31 on: Jun 24, 2009, 11:17: AM »
it is a gradual thing for football to start taking over in america, but winning a big competition like this is the quickest way to jump start popularity in the country. there will be people who never watch football who will watch the final. if we win, you could easily see rating for the next couple years pick up for national team games and mls games.  its not like winning the world cup, but it will definitely do a big number on making the sport more popular here. it would probably take winning the world cup to get football ahead of basketball and american football in this country though.
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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #32 on: Jun 24, 2009, 01:12: PM »
i'm in awe, to be honest


and i didn't watch the game but i'm sure fabregas wasn't the problem; sounds like Spain broke down


you see, if the US wins this, it'd be the biggest accomplishment in the history of our country's soccer (along with the quarterfinals of the 2002 WC). this is big. Imagine if we manage to beat Brasil (or SA!!)

replaying on espn2 at 10 if you have access to a tv

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I didn't watch the game but from the BBC article i read one of the advantages the Americans seemed to have was physical condition and fitness, which may be due to the ridiculous season elite players now have to do.

landon (i think), michael bradley, and dempsey were 1,2,3 in distance covered at least through the group stages

what a difference a few games make. that being said, bob bradley is becoming considerably less retarded and stuck in his ways. then again, he's pretty much exhausted all of his retarded options
« Last Edit: Jun 24, 2009, 01:22: PM by plaxico burress »

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #33 on: Jun 24, 2009, 04:12: PM »
i read on goal.com that with an interview with the American head coach, he said that all the had to do was neutralize Xavi and it worked
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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #34 on: Jun 24, 2009, 09:10: PM »
Guys chillax, im happy USA won, but its definetaly not anywhere near the greatest achievement USA have ever had..
its just the confederations cup, who takes a tournament with Iraq and New Zealand seriously?
Plus look at the pace of the matches, the tempo.. nobody is bothered or trying hard.. would you wanna get injured for the sake of a shit tournament!?
Anyway good luck to USA and SA.. hope one of them wins

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Re: Confederations Cup
« Reply #35 on: Jun 25, 2009, 03:30: AM »
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not anywhere near the greatest achievement USA have ever had..

this is the second time we've ever beaten the number one ranked team.  this is the first time we've ever been in the final of an international tournament.  sure, it's the confederation's cup.  in fact, i wouldn't have cared if we would've gone out at the group stages, but still, it's kind of a big deal for us.

although, i agree w/you. almost semifinals 2002 >>> this

relative to the strength of our teams throughout the years, england 0 - 1 us 1950 wc is probably our greatest achievement.  i imagine it probably would've been like this team winning the world cup
« Last Edit: Jun 25, 2009, 03:45: AM by plaxico burress »