Well kiddos, More or less Mexico have become our beatch for a recomforting azz whoops now and then but this is getting kind of boring And I wonder ? Should USA soccer aim its guns toward Europe ??? and I do not why but England come immediately to my mind... so my question is Should USA SOCCER start a campaign of preemptive yearly strikes against the British until submission ...
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Originally Posted by GlryManUtd
i have a theory that playing harder teams is more effective than playing teams you can walk over. for instance look at last spring when we played england-spain-argentina. every game we got better and got used to playing upper level teams. same this summer in the confed cup. i say ...
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Originally Posted by saucysalesman
We haven't really qualified yet, but since were probably going to, I was wondering what teams the US should play to get ready for the world cup.
It would be good to play one team from every confederation. That way we can be prepared for almost anything. And we also need ...
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Originally Posted by LouisianaViking07/09
I'd sure like a few matches against Japan at home, Paraguay away, Cameroon away and Australia away.
If we play Cameroon or Paraguay outside of the US were doing it in a neutral site. I get the feeling that we wont send our guys to South America or a ...
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Originally Posted by tottenham1115
I can handle diversity, its idiocy that gets me angry.
well. you came off like a jackass. and if primetime rep'd your post then you've probably got a great career as a bigsoccer douchebag ahead of you as well
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Originally Posted by Jwaksman
No, you didn't. The point was that Bradley has been tested at a higher level than Torres has. That's indisputable. The fact that Torres is on a team that wins more in an inferior league doesn't matter: Bradley is on a better team in a better league. This is EXACTLY the same as ...
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Originally Posted by Jwaksman
I agree with you that I'd rather see EJ on the World Cup team than Ching. I actually talked about this about two years ago when the "Is EJ a bust or not?" frenzy was at its highest pitch on these forums: EJ just has the higher potential (update: found the post !). Ching is a solid...
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Originally Posted by chimac4u
I agree with what you're saying here. I'd also like to point out that Ching reached that ceiling long ago. Some would argue that his skills have even begun to decline since .
yes, i was a big fan of Ching from 2005-2007 when he hit his prime and Ceiling...
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I sure hope he keeps scoring and scoring. BB won't be able to ignore him then. Plus might find a newly promoted team to pick him up and he can play among the best in the Bundesliga.
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Quote: Originally Posted by usa1950 You know what? Whip is right. Somebody put this on their to do list.... Tell Altidore to take a hike. And Klestjan, Torres, Szetela, Adu, ........... Hire 11 coaches who have white sons who play and that's the team. Only need 10 more..... By the way....Altidore is born IN USA...KLESTJAN IS BORN IN USA, TORRES IS BORN IN USA....AND ADU CAME TO USA AT 7.... SO HE IS MADE IN USA..... @import...
Quote: Originally Posted by CheeseAndOatcakes Well theres plenty of loonies on the internet I'm afraid. I just try to ignore them, theres no point wasting your time on them. Its very hard when much of it is happening on our own board. I don't mind some mild banter back and forth, but the trolls have been unbearable since last Friday.
Quote: Originally Posted by dban Yes there is, watch him play basketball, always the last guy up the floor, absolutely nothing to offer as a field player. Unless they turned the net on its side he has nothing to offer for soccer. shaq could reach post to post with his wing span :P
Quote: Originally Posted by 1MADDOG People, think about it. England is in our group, and now serious bids are comming in for our top player. I don't like it. You say this as if England has never faced a player from another country who plays in the Premier League. You may notice lots of countries have players in the EPL. They have to do it all the time for Euro and WC qualifying. What is the big deal?
As has been noted in the press, Bradley used 43 different players in our 18 qualifying matches, a number boosted somewhat by the fact that we'd played a reserve squad in a couple matches, but nonetheless Bradley often had to juggle his line-ups. Nevertheless, up to the time of the key injuries to Charlie and Gooch (before and during the final qualifier), we would very likely trot out a line-up and subs bench that would resemble something...
Quote: Originally Posted by iCEMANGSCCC We lost fair and square, we had chances and didn't put them away. No amount of refereeing will help that(with the exception of re-taking PKs over and over again for some phony reason) umm yea, ok. 3 yellow cards on phantom tackles within the first half right after we score a goal. Sure, had no effect on that game. Sure. Ok. Sure. Ok.
Quote: Originally Posted by guignol i don't disagree with your basic statement but a player pool is a much different thing than a market. when 36,000 fans go to watch a 3rd division match like LUFC-HTAFC this weekend, that's a market nobody can match. I said "growing market." I take the above to read that England is maxxed out. We're competing at a decent level with a *tiny fraction* of our market and player...
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