World Cup 2010
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jim
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Re: World Cup 2010
holy [expletive], I flipped from the Texas/TCU baseball game and saw the much talked about but rarely seen soccer goal. I've heard of them but never seen one before. Unfortunately it's the wrong team, do we have any chance at all if we gave up a goal in the first 3 minutes?
And what is a "friendly"?
And what is a "friendly"?
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greenback44
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Re: World Cup 2010
A "friendly" is the international soccer equivalent to an exhibition game.
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jim
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Re: World Cup 2010
Hah... lol.greenback44 wrote:A "friendly" is the international soccer equivalent to an exhibition game.
Is it Kazoo day at Rustenburg Memorial Stadium or something? That [expletive] is giving me a headache.
Do we have a chance or is this over?
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Re: World Cup 2010
instead of the "extra time" nonsense, why don't you just stop the clock when the game stops?
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Re: World Cup 2010
Jim the whole allure of a great soccer game is much like hockey. You have to watch the whole game, miss the exciting chances at a score, and when your team gets one, its more exciting than just about any single play in any other sport (buzzer beaters etc aside).
The bar I'm at has about 100 fans all shrieking and yelling, and if/when we even this up, the place will absolutely erupt. its an incredibly satifying feeling.
Soccer is world-loved for a reason. Watching casually at home will never get you 'into' it - its a communal fan environment.
NOW BACK TO DRINKS AND THE YANKS! The Brits are showing some weakness and our D has saved some dangerous chances! Go USA!
The bar I'm at has about 100 fans all shrieking and yelling, and if/when we even this up, the place will absolutely erupt. its an incredibly satifying feeling.
Soccer is world-loved for a reason. Watching casually at home will never get you 'into' it - its a communal fan environment.
NOW BACK TO DRINKS AND THE YANKS! The Brits are showing some weakness and our D has saved some dangerous chances! Go USA!
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Re: World Cup 2010
Woo hoo!
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LMAO YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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BWAHAHAHA
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GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
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Re: World Cup 2010
DEMPSEY WITH THE EQUALIZER!!!!!!!
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