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BlufPurdi

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  1. So much for your fucking confidence you fucking idiots. I had to sit and put through that with a bunch of Scots. Easy when you're all down there with your over-inflated confidence eh? Honestly raging. Scots took it all in good spirit, that is, we were crap again. See you all with your lack of humility, I genuinely hope you learn. We got our arse and deservedly so. I also got my head kicked in, stole my phone, and booted me in the fucking chops. Hope you fucking learn, cause it's real people like me on the front line cause of your unjust arrogance. Fucking English eh? LET DOWN AS PREDICTED.
  2. Offski, folded my flag into my pocket. I'll try not to get a kicking..
  3. The difference is, the German's arrogance has been well earned.
  4. Had a dream we lost 2-0 and Capello, as a result, got an African tribe to take the team hostage, which I was part of..
  5. Heading to a pub to watch it, set to be mobbed with Anyone-But-England fans. Terribly tempted to take my England flag.. Decisions, decisions.
  6. That would be sublime even if I'd just about chewed my fingers off by then.
  7. I agree with this and disagree. You're right that basetballs is played more on the streets (just kids outplaying) because there are rims all over - city courts and sububan driveways, and you're also right that Football is king. Most American kids first organised sport is soccer, and then as soon as they are old enough to play football or baseball off they go. Often because the parents prefer that sport. BUT....the US soccer infrastructure is immense and I would estimate that there are more kids playing club soccer in Dallas than in Newcastle. The amount of teams, coaches, leagues that are set up in TX is huge. My suburban town on the edge of DFW has 38,000 residents and our local youth soccer association has approx 2,500 kids playing year round. Similar in the surrounding towns/suburbs too. And High School Soccer is very good in TX - with very few kids walking onto the team that do not play Club soccer (and that costs players $2K-5K per year depending on clubs chosen). The difference between soccer in america and basketball or even football, is that it's only ever really played as an organised sport. You don't see kids having a kickabout in the street or the park, only official team "practices" or team games. So the players learn formation and tactics but less so the personal skills developed by playing 1-on-1 with your mates. I see a very different style of play between the High School varsity teams that are Hispanic/Mexican vs the White/Suburban. Hispanic players are very "me"-centric, always wanting to take on a player, when a pass to a team mate is a better option. They see, culture and value the individual skill. The white/suburban player is all about teamwork and spreading the ball around, not as much close in skill. They value, team work and athletic ability. And the two team styles don't mix well. :-) But, the one thing that neither team does is the kick/run or Long Ball approach which is good to see. I predict that in 10-20 years, the USA will be a permanent fixture in the Quarter/Semi Finals as they will be churning out more quality players that end up in Europe playing for our top clubs. We were told that 15 years ago and really all that's come through since is a couple of average premiership players. Love the meaningless predictions. Same with the Pele one that an African team would win the WC by the end of the last century.
  8. Legend for me, even if the timing of his move could have been better.
  9. genius. Get USA scored out, pronto!
  10. The whole of fucking Africa are through!!!1
  11. And I fucking missed it, just seen them celebrating. Even missed the multiple replays. It's the story of my world cup. Even watched the last Japan game and missed all the goals.
  12. A real bastard, isn't it. Be even worse thinking about it if we go out.
  13. Celebrated that goal for some bizarre reason. Just an impulsive action.
  14. I get inspired every time I hear Brian Blessed to be honest with you.
  15. I think it's a dive to be honest. He's felt the touch, then thrown himself. No way that's a natural fall.
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