The Greatest Day

yesterday was the greatest day in US Soccer history.

It would be a travesty for the game, if we do not advance a little deeper.

Originally posted by Red Night
yesterday was the greatest day in US Soccer history.

It would be a travesty for the game, if we do not advance a little deeper.

Why would it be a travesty if the US does not advance a little deeper. The United States does not care about soccer and soccer does not and should not care about the United States

Originally posted by quackquack
Why would it be a travesty if the US does not advance a little deeper. The United States does not care about soccer and soccer does not and should not care about the United States

Travesty? Really?

Somehow I think the rest of the world will be able to handle the utter shock, horror and dissapointment of the US getting beat by Ghana.

And that is about as sarcastic as I can type so it will have to do.

Originally posted by Red Night
yesterday was the greatest day in US Soccer history.

It would be a travesty for the game, if we do not advance a little deeper.

If USA were playing Germany or England, I'd be rooting for them, but this time I have to support Ghana.

Originally posted by quackquack
Why would it be a travesty if the US does not advance a little deeper. The United States does not care about soccer and soccer does not and should not care about the United States

How's life under your log?

Go Ghana Go !!!

Originally posted by Red Night
yesterday was the greatest day in US Soccer history.

It would be a travesty for the game, if we do not advance a little deeper.

Further....

you really do have trouble with using proper words don't you

Football...not soccer

Further...not deeper

Originally posted by quackquack
Why would it be a travesty if the US does not advance a little deeper. The United States does not care about soccer and soccer does not and should not care about the United States

That explains the refs.

Yes, the US in genreal does not give a flying flip about soccer. But still it is nice to see the US do well in any event, especially in an event where we aren't supposed to do well.

I understand US fans happiness... a win like that is always exciting... but

Come on, a 1-0 win against Algeria....
A draw against Slovenia.....
A draw against England, thats the best result, but no way a great result.

The WC really starts ate the best 16
Group stage is just practice

Originally posted by monteirof
I understand US fans happiness... a win like that is always exciting... but

Come on, a 1-0 win against Algeria....
A draw against Slovenia.....
A draw against England, thats the best result, but no way a great result.

The WC really starts ate the best 16
Group stage is just practice

BY that logic then England should also be a dud as should be the Dutch. Brazil 2-1 against NK should forecast a Brazil elimination because Portugal beat same team 7-0? I think not! Whole new ball game in knockout stage. Some teams come alive, others flop. England should be a dud but one never knows. Who knows. USA might come alive. Plucky and spunky team. Up 2-0 on Brazil last summer to eventually lose, yet one never knows. Italy was not given a chance in 06 and won it all. Despite all this I think it's South America's cup for the taking since both Brazila dn Argentina have looked the strongest! Yet we can't forget Spain may come alive or even the Dutch.

Originally posted by scacchipazzo
BY that logic then England should also be a dud as should be the Dutch. Brazil 2-1 against NK should forecast a Brazil elimination because Portugal beat same team 7-0? I think not! Whole new ball game in knockout stage. Some teams come alive, others flop. England should be a dud but one never knows. Who knows. USA might come alive. Plucky and spunky tea ...[text shortened]... entina have looked the strongest! Yet we can't forget Spain may come alive or even the Dutch.

Basically your saying u never know whats comming. I totally agree. But Im just saying sometimes you have good reasons to believe you're team is going to fight for the title. Judging by US games, I wouldnt say its the case.... but.... U never know...

And for strong teams (Argentina, Brazil, Holland, Spain... I wouldnt say this Cup have many strong teams) group stage is pure practice. It's a chance to improve your game for the Knock out. It doesnt mean its going to be all easy games. It's never easy to play against a team with 10 players behind the half line. But they're teams you know they will qualify and this tuff games are not the games of their lifes, it's just making them better. Of course, unless you are in a "death group" or something. Holland may not have shined but they won all 3 games easily, they dont even needed Robben.