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You came in talking trash last week and it didn't go as you thought. Surely you can just admit it didn't go as planned without the little "well we still have more points" comment. It's like when Canadians don't like to acknowledge growth in American hockey. |
As a casual observer I learned we don't have a world class striker. It's a big country, we really should find one.
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I love all the soccer haters who feel the need to pop into these threads and show that they are, well, the bitch half of a homosexual relationship and take it in the ass.
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This This is a huge achievement for US soccer. Our midfield dominated and we hit post and had way more scoring opportunities than I anticipated |
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Power and Light District shout out.
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US need to be going balls to the wall against Iran.
Frustrated that the US didn't push the attack in the final minutes against England knowing a draw and a loss amounted to the same consequences entering the final matchday. |
This didn’t look like a David and Goliath matchup at all, thats the biggest surprise probably. It wasn’t the case of a brave but undermanned team hanging on with luck. US genuinely outplayed them and had the better chances. McKinnie was the best player on the field. Turner played well. I think they earned some respect today.
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Herm Edwards needs a B12 shot after watching that match
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Would have liked to have seen the US be more aggressive. Hard to blame them though. Human nature is going to set in and they know that getting a result here is a stepping stone for this countries soccer program. At the very least they don't need to worry about Wales pulling some miracle I guess. |
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