edit: i want to royce gracie youCarlos*daw21 said:LMAO at the U.S team :funny:
I'm glad the U.S didn't go through. I'm glad "soccer" popularity will go down in the U.S. The majority of Americans will never learn how to appreciate the beauty of the sport. They will always want to look at a ridiculous amount of scores in any sport, because it is the only thing that will satisfy their eye-candy -loving-too-stupid-to-know-**** mentality.
Please, go back playing your gay ass paddy fat ass "American football". Stick to isolationism, it will do the world a favor.
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WC 2006 - Ghana vs USA (June 22nd)
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.....look at Boateng now. 
ShiftyPowers
Make America Great Again
Pontiakos said:oh and by the way can we take down all this b*llsh*t
that Nike has been trying to brainwash us with.
Thank you
Who are they trying to brainwash? Yes, the rest of the world is so feeble minded that they are going to be won over by a Nike advertising scheme. Do you really have such low opinion of the peoples of the world? And why would you want to take it down? Nike is picking up the bill for the forum! If anything you should hope these ads stay up forever.
guy with 9 posts who's opinion doesn't matter said:
Yeah you know what you're right. We're all just retards. We'll take our superior economy, higher education, and IQs and just go be stupider than the rest of the world. Wait, what's that? It appears your country has less people with graduate degrees than America, in fact your countrymen seem to flock in droves to America to get educated. That's odd, because I thought we were such retards. It also appears I don't know what country you're from (although I'd guess Turkey) and you know what? It doesn't matter. Everything I said above applies to any country that you could possibly be from.
But hey, go ahead and keep taking your simple and obvious insults at us. We don't really expect you to actually get creative with your insults or say something new and interesting. And you expect mediocrity from yourselves too, you know why? Because you were educated by us retards in America. Or you weren't educated at all and are sheparding goats and driving around in cars pulled by oxen.
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Callum
Guest
Im glad ghana went through, i love watchin african teams they play with so much energy and desire to win.
Tough luck on the americans, but in the end they didn't score anyway, so even without the penalty they wouldn't of advanced.
Tough luck on the americans, but in the end they didn't score anyway, so even without the penalty they wouldn't of advanced.
Jedi Mind Trick
Starting XI
i feel like everyone that cares for u.s. soccer (in fact, it seems like everyone that also hates the u.s.) are bashing bruce arena. i hope that after this all settles, we can all at least appreciate what arena's done for u.s. soccer.
as idiotic as his substitutions, lineups, selections, formations seem, he has done a lot for us. so i do wish him the best of luck in the future. remember some blame has to fall on the players, too.
(however, that doesn't excuse him blaming his players to the media...especially naming names, which is a big no-no in my book.)
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i've been thinking about this for the past 20 minutes for so...the enigma of landon donovan. never did we need him more than today.
for one, i ALWAYS defended landon especially in regards to his decision to choose mls and his family, fiancee, and "comfort" over europe. i emphasized who are we to say what's better for him. if he's happy and comfortable and that makes him a better player, then i'm all for it. if that benefits the national team, then great. in fact, i argued with many that the team should have been built around him and not reyna.
but i feel like he's let us all down. during the italy game, he was spectacular. with all the players red carded, he had so much space to run and attack. but in a real match, he's disappeared. i don't believe the excuse about playing out of position. you're a professional...you deal with it. he is our captain (or stand in captain) and he is supposed to lead us, and he's disappeared. when we needed him most to lead us, he was nowhere to be seen.
some players just can't cut it in the big games. it happens in all sports. people bring up the 2002 world cup where he did play well, but he was really an unknown..this time, he was scouted and marked. but that's what separates the good players from the great ones, and now i, too, am really questioning his desire to be a great player. because i think he can be.
for the sake of the national team, i really wish that he'd want to be that great player and that leader. he is still very young but experienced. with reyna retiring (i'd assume), he's gonna be the player to build around. good luck to him, and i'll be looking forward to following his progress the next four years.
as idiotic as his substitutions, lineups, selections, formations seem, he has done a lot for us. so i do wish him the best of luck in the future. remember some blame has to fall on the players, too.
(however, that doesn't excuse him blaming his players to the media...especially naming names, which is a big no-no in my book.)
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i've been thinking about this for the past 20 minutes for so...the enigma of landon donovan. never did we need him more than today.
for one, i ALWAYS defended landon especially in regards to his decision to choose mls and his family, fiancee, and "comfort" over europe. i emphasized who are we to say what's better for him. if he's happy and comfortable and that makes him a better player, then i'm all for it. if that benefits the national team, then great. in fact, i argued with many that the team should have been built around him and not reyna.
but i feel like he's let us all down. during the italy game, he was spectacular. with all the players red carded, he had so much space to run and attack. but in a real match, he's disappeared. i don't believe the excuse about playing out of position. you're a professional...you deal with it. he is our captain (or stand in captain) and he is supposed to lead us, and he's disappeared. when we needed him most to lead us, he was nowhere to be seen.
some players just can't cut it in the big games. it happens in all sports. people bring up the 2002 world cup where he did play well, but he was really an unknown..this time, he was scouted and marked. but that's what separates the good players from the great ones, and now i, too, am really questioning his desire to be a great player. because i think he can be.
for the sake of the national team, i really wish that he'd want to be that great player and that leader. he is still very young but experienced. with reyna retiring (i'd assume), he's gonna be the player to build around. good luck to him, and i'll be looking forward to following his progress the next four years.
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Callum
Guest
tuffgong said:
USA wouldn't of won 4-1 like they needed to.
Jedi Mind Trick
Starting XI
no but they just needed a win. as long as italy wins, we're through as long as we win too.
ShiftyPowers
Make America Great Again
We didn't need to win 4-1 idiot. How many times does the scenario need to be explained to you? If we won and Italy won the group would have been...
Italy: 7
USA: 4
Ghana: 3
Czechs: 3
Donovan's bull**** is over. If he doesn't want to go play abroad and improve his game, he can kiss goodbye to his automatic national team spot. Play Reyna or O'Brien in a more attacking role with Mastro as the holding mid, and play McBride and Johnson. We don't need Donovan if he plays like that and refuses to challenge himself to raise his game.
Italy: 7
USA: 4
Ghana: 3
Czechs: 3
Donovan's bull**** is over. If he doesn't want to go play abroad and improve his game, he can kiss goodbye to his automatic national team spot. Play Reyna or O'Brien in a more attacking role with Mastro as the holding mid, and play McBride and Johnson. We don't need Donovan if he plays like that and refuses to challenge himself to raise his game.
J_J_Okocha
Youth Team
thanx for bringing this bull**** to a soccer forum.ShiftyPowers said:
everytime the USA bows out they always have to bring up economic things. Soccer is not about economics. Ghana is a really poor country, but it beat the world super power of USA. if wanna take it there.
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Callum
Guest
ShiftyPowers said:
Well condisidering I had no idea the scenario to begin with, I guess once mother ****er.
SlayerDeuS
Starting XI
ShiftyPowers said:
Wow dude you are actually right for once. Hahaha, jk but I totally agree...Donovan is a pussy who can't rise to the occasion when he is challenged man-to-man. Agasint CZE he was constantly being bullied off the ball and he didn't push back like a little pansy he just ran away. If he doesn't want to get better, then to hell with him. I think Beasley not performing was more to do with him being out of position than anything else, he was also ridiculed but responded well against Ghana.