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Klinnsman continues to baffle me with his selections. When will he learn that 3 D mids is NOT going to create chances. We desprately need some wide players on the team as well... That being said, I'm not shocked by this result.
For all the hype on Chandler he was shockingly bad today. I would have gone for the experienced Bocanegra over Omar Gonzales too..
The 3 qualifying spots outside of Mexico, who will be a lock, are totally up for grabs in my opinion. I don't think we are any more likely to qualify than say, Jamaica or Costa Rica. This team sucks from the coach down.....
Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)
Posted: Thu February 07, 2013 12:55 am
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I read Klinnsman the other day talking about potential WC campsites in Brazil and I'm thinking to myself, are we really that sure this team is even going to qualify?
Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)
Posted: Fri February 08, 2013 11:08 pm
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OTL had a story today about match-fixing led by a Singaporean cartel, primarily taking place in Latin America. Is it weird that this makes soccer way more interesting for me?
Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)
Posted: Sun February 10, 2013 10:58 pm
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dkfan9 wrote:
OTL had a story today about match-fixing led by a Singaporean cartel, primarily taking place in Latin America. Is it weird that this makes soccer way more interesting for me?
Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)
Posted: Mon February 11, 2013 9:32 pm
Yeah Yeah Yeah
Joined: Mon January 14, 2013 9:18 pm Posts: 91
I wouldnt be too pessimistic about the US Team. As a german I feel remembered to the time when Klinsmann was our coach. Before the World Cup 2006 the public was not very optimistic either. Our defense was weak and it often seemed as if Klinsmann was not knowing what he was doing. But then we had a very strong team at the World Cup.
Although I have to admit that we didnt have to qualify in 2006 and that it is possible that our success was because of Joachim Löw`s tactical know-how.
RVP with two back heel attempts on goal that were just ridiculous today. Both ended up being saved but his touches in the box have just been absolute class this season.
As for Celtic, you must have really enjoyed that win against Barca in the Champions League. The Scottish Premiere League however, is a joke, so its hard for me to pay too close attention to them.
You've been sucked into the SKY/ESPN english premiership hype it seems.....you can only play who's in front of you. and Celtic are a match for any side..and nothing better than watching them beating so called giants! next up Juve!
I was pulling for Celtic but they are over matched. Snoop Lion must be devastated.
Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)
Posted: Sat February 23, 2013 9:18 am
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Joined: Thu January 31, 2013 7:26 pm Posts: 368
Time for us to get rid of the yid stuff I think. We all know we only mean Tottenham fan/employee but some of these mainlanders seem to think we're giving their racism some sort of seal of approval
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