Originally posted by Grunger0x
You wouldnt get past South Korea. The referees would rule out every goal you scored and would give them about 3 or 4 penalties. Not to mention someone would've been sent off for breathing or something like that.
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US mens team
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LOLCaponedawg
Senior Squad
The field for this game is ****TY!!
We win 3-2 I really like the way that we are playing right now, if we keep this up we have a real shot at doing something special, anyway Donavan scored his first WC qualifing goal and Beasley, Reyna, and the whole midfield looks wonderful, and we are actullay putting pressure on people, I have been asking for this for the last 3 years.
Tim Howard will start in goal against Poland on July 11
Manchester United goalkeeper Tim Howard will marshal the U.S. defense, the 2004 PFA Goalkeeper of the Year in England making his second appearance with the national team this year after posting a shutout in the victory against Honduras on June 2 in Foxboro. Backing up Howard is another familiar face to the Fire faithful, former Chicago ‘keeper Zach Thornton. The former MLS Goalkeeper of the Year returns to Chicagoland after a stint with Benfica of Portugal.
Manchester United goalkeeper Tim Howard will marshal the U.S. defense, the 2004 PFA Goalkeeper of the Year in England making his second appearance with the national team this year after posting a shutout in the victory against Honduras on June 2 in Foxboro. Backing up Howard is another familiar face to the Fire faithful, former Chicago ‘keeper Zach Thornton. The former MLS Goalkeeper of the Year returns to Chicagoland after a stint with Benfica of Portugal.
Limberopoulos21
Senior Squad
Who's coaching the us nt now? Is it the same guy that was in the movie bio-dome(he was the coach in the last WC)?
pennington10
Senior Squad
Uh Brendan Fraser and/or Pauley Shore have never coached the US mens NT. So I have no idea who you are talking about.
Limberopoulos21
Senior Squad
No those guys are fags, just like the guy from Frasier.
Caponedawg
Senior Squad
Bruce Arena and now he wasn't in any stupid movie with Pauley Shore and one of the Baldwins
In their final match before starting the semifinal round of FIFA World Cup Qualifying, the U.S. Men’s National Team battled Poland to a 1-1 draw this evening in front of 39,529 fans at Soldier Field in Chicago. After a tame first half, the match opened up in the final 45 minutes and Carlos Bocanegra nodded home the equalizer two minutes from the final whistle to increase the USA’s undefeated streak to six games (a 5-0-1 record). The U.S. was the dominant team on the night, keeping most of the possession, but it appeared Poland might sneak out with a victory when Piotr Wlodarczyk knocked in a loose ball after misplayed clearances by Carlos Bocanegra and Tim Howard in the six-yard box in the 76th minute.
Beasley, Convey Make Jump to European Teams
- U.S. Men’s National Team teammates DaMarcus Beasley and Bobby Convey have both agreed to contracts with teams over in Europe and will be leaving MLS and begin training with their new clubs as they get ready for the upcoming season
Chicago Fire’s Beasley will be taking his talents to PSV Eindhoven of the Dutch First Division, while D.C. United’s Convey is headed to Reading Football Club of the English First Division.
Beasley and Convey both become mainstays on the U.S. MNT while still early in their soccer careers (Beasley is 22, Convey is 21), allowing them to attract attention from numerous clubs overseas.
The speedy footwork of Beasley propelled the Fort Wayne, Ind., native onto the U.S. MNT World Cup roster in 2002 after snagging his first cap in a 2-1 win over China on Jan. 27, 2001. During the World Cup, Beasley played in three matches as the U.S. made history by reaching the quarterfinals in Korea/Japan. Overall, Beasley has appeared in 36 matches for the U.S. MNT, scoring eight goals (four of which have come this year as he leads the team in goals scored).
Convey, who at the time became the youngest player drafted by MLS when he was chosen in 2000, has 26 caps with the U.S. MNT, getting his first appearance at the age of 17 against Mexico on Oct. 25, 2000 (he is the third youngest in MNT history to get a cap). Since then, Convey captained the Under-20 MNT during their remarkable quarterfinal run in the FIFA World Youth Championship and was part of the Under-23 Olympic Qualifying Team, all while slowly gaining more and more appearances with the full team.
Both Beasley (2001) and Convey (2002) won U.S. Soccer’s Chevrolet Youth Male Athlete of the Year award.
- U.S. Men’s National Team teammates DaMarcus Beasley and Bobby Convey have both agreed to contracts with teams over in Europe and will be leaving MLS and begin training with their new clubs as they get ready for the upcoming season
Chicago Fire’s Beasley will be taking his talents to PSV Eindhoven of the Dutch First Division, while D.C. United’s Convey is headed to Reading Football Club of the English First Division.
Beasley and Convey both become mainstays on the U.S. MNT while still early in their soccer careers (Beasley is 22, Convey is 21), allowing them to attract attention from numerous clubs overseas.
The speedy footwork of Beasley propelled the Fort Wayne, Ind., native onto the U.S. MNT World Cup roster in 2002 after snagging his first cap in a 2-1 win over China on Jan. 27, 2001. During the World Cup, Beasley played in three matches as the U.S. made history by reaching the quarterfinals in Korea/Japan. Overall, Beasley has appeared in 36 matches for the U.S. MNT, scoring eight goals (four of which have come this year as he leads the team in goals scored).
Convey, who at the time became the youngest player drafted by MLS when he was chosen in 2000, has 26 caps with the U.S. MNT, getting his first appearance at the age of 17 against Mexico on Oct. 25, 2000 (he is the third youngest in MNT history to get a cap). Since then, Convey captained the Under-20 MNT during their remarkable quarterfinal run in the FIFA World Youth Championship and was part of the Under-23 Olympic Qualifying Team, all while slowly gaining more and more appearances with the full team.
Both Beasley (2001) and Convey (2002) won U.S. Soccer’s Chevrolet Youth Male Athlete of the Year award.
Beasley, Convey Make Jump to European Teams
- U.S. Men’s National Team teammates DaMarcus Beasley and Bobby Convey have both agreed to contracts with teams over in Europe and will be leaving MLS and begin training with their new clubs as they get ready for the upcoming season.
U.S. MNT midfielder DaMarcus Beasley (right) runs alongside Phillip Cocu during his first training session with his new team, PSV Eindhoven of the Dutch First Division.
© Courtesy PSV
Chicago Fire’s Beasley will be taking his talents to PSV Eindhoven of the Dutch First Division, while D.C. United’s Convey is headed to Reading Football Club of the English First Division.
Beasley and Convey both become mainstays on the U.S. MNT while still early in their soccer careers (Beasley is 22, Convey is 21), allowing them to attract attention from numerous clubs overseas.
The speedy footwork of Beasley propelled the Fort Wayne, Ind., native onto the U.S. MNT World Cup roster in 2002 after snagging his first cap in a 2-1 win over China on Jan. 27, 2001. During the World Cup, Beasley played in three matches as the U.S. made history by reaching the quarterfinals in Korea/Japan. Overall, Beasley has appeared in 36 matches for the U.S. MNT, scoring eight goals (four of which have come this year as he leads the team in goals scored).
Beas strikes a ball during his first training session with PSV.
© Courtesy PSV
Convey, who at the time became the youngest player drafted by MLS when he was chosen in 2000, has 26 caps with the U.S. MNT, getting his first appearance at the age of 17 against Mexico on Oct. 25, 2000 (he is the third youngest in MNT history to get a cap). Since then, Convey captained the Under-20 MNT during their remarkable quarterfinal run in the FIFA World Youth Championship and was part of the Under-23 Olympic Qualifying Team, all while slowly gaining more and more appearances with the full team.
Both Beasley (2001) and Convey (2002) won U.S. Soccer’s Chevrolet Youth Male Athlete of the Year award.
- U.S. Men’s National Team teammates DaMarcus Beasley and Bobby Convey have both agreed to contracts with teams over in Europe and will be leaving MLS and begin training with their new clubs as they get ready for the upcoming season.
U.S. MNT midfielder DaMarcus Beasley (right) runs alongside Phillip Cocu during his first training session with his new team, PSV Eindhoven of the Dutch First Division.
© Courtesy PSV
Chicago Fire’s Beasley will be taking his talents to PSV Eindhoven of the Dutch First Division, while D.C. United’s Convey is headed to Reading Football Club of the English First Division.
Beasley and Convey both become mainstays on the U.S. MNT while still early in their soccer careers (Beasley is 22, Convey is 21), allowing them to attract attention from numerous clubs overseas.
The speedy footwork of Beasley propelled the Fort Wayne, Ind., native onto the U.S. MNT World Cup roster in 2002 after snagging his first cap in a 2-1 win over China on Jan. 27, 2001. During the World Cup, Beasley played in three matches as the U.S. made history by reaching the quarterfinals in Korea/Japan. Overall, Beasley has appeared in 36 matches for the U.S. MNT, scoring eight goals (four of which have come this year as he leads the team in goals scored).
Beas strikes a ball during his first training session with PSV.
© Courtesy PSV
Convey, who at the time became the youngest player drafted by MLS when he was chosen in 2000, has 26 caps with the U.S. MNT, getting his first appearance at the age of 17 against Mexico on Oct. 25, 2000 (he is the third youngest in MNT history to get a cap). Since then, Convey captained the Under-20 MNT during their remarkable quarterfinal run in the FIFA World Youth Championship and was part of the Under-23 Olympic Qualifying Team, all while slowly gaining more and more appearances with the full team.
Both Beasley (2001) and Convey (2002) won U.S. Soccer’s Chevrolet Youth Male Athlete of the Year award.
soccerfan_10
Club Supporter
They tied 1-1 and they probably will look better against El Salvador September 4, depends on who they call up
I dont want to be an ass but...
You brought this thread back just to post that? Even though theres already a thread for this macth?
And this thread is mostly just you copying and posting news from different sites... which are usually in the MLS Thread or in their own thread first anyway.
Originally posted by #1 Stunna
I dont want to be an ass but...
You brought this thread back just to post that? Even though theres already a thread for this macth?
And this thread is mostly just you copying and posting news from different sites... which are usually in the MLS Thread or in their own thread first anyway.
It seems to me that I'm the only US fan on here I don't see you putting any updates about OUR national team, so if you are not part of the answer then you are part of the problem