Deuce

It hurts just to barely clack the shin. Taking a blow like that surely hurts, enough to take oxygen even. Doesn't mean it's broken though.

Can't imagine it's anything more than a hairline fracture, if that.

At least it's Marv coming on.

Parker's not looked bad today

He's rated at £9m?

Bunker in and play for the draw eh? I read ya loud and clear. -

Almost sure to see Adebayor at some point. Spurs need that hold-up play.

Impressed by his play. He's got Jonas' workrate, but also attacking verve.

cheers man

Yeah or that.

In retrospect, Klinsmann should have been hired exclusively as a technical director overseeing the complete re-tool of soccer in the U.S. A lot of Germany's youth resurgence the past few years can be credited to the work Klinsmann did in overhauling their system. He has helped with that in his capacity as national team manager here too, but I don't think he's a great tactics/personnel guy. I'd like to see Peter Vermes, Jason Kreis, or Ben Olsen take the reins in a few years.

http://www.101greatgoals.com/wp-content/gallery/gimages/ba1.jpg

Straight out of the 80s.

Torres has one role that he's good at: central midfield. Not attacking midfield, not defensive midfield. Klinsmann likes to play him at winger for some reason, where he's absolutely useless. Sit Torres smack dab in the middle of the field and he's a useful player.

American Samoa following big daddy with that shit "ball in motion" http://content.sportslogos.net/logos/59/1999/full/bh7g4c1ne08hghhu85hf.gif

What's Spurs' lineup to look like, leffe?

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/09/sports/soccer/premier-league-soccer-coaches-struggle-with-fashion.html?smid=tw-share

I think they're joining NASL for next season. I'm sure MLS will fast-track them for expansion in the next few years though.

Yeah from DC. I'm a DC fan, but I also think he's objectively a very good player. Could make the transition to Europe quite well, much like Dempsey at Fulham a few years ago. Left winger who can also play as a center striker or withdrawn forward. Not as potentially explosive as Brek Shea, but a tougher and more well-rounded player. Not sure what more Pontius needs to do in order to get selected, he looks exactly the type of player we could use. His injuries haven't helped obviously, but he's is still relatively young and has proven everything at an MLS level. I's rather see people like him, than players who have been selected a bunch of times and have consistently disappointed. Honestly I think it's just been the injuries holding him back. Just always seems to pick-up something at the worst time.

Yeah from DC. I'm a DC fan, but I also think he's objectively a very good player. Could make the transition to Europe quite well, much like Dempsey at Fulham a few years ago. Left winger who can also play as a center striker or withdrawn forward. Not as potentially explosive as Brek Shea, but a tougher and more well-rounded player. Hope he makes it, then. I used to go to a few matches down at their stadium and the fans were always quite good, better than the football. Luciano Emilio was unbelievable as well. RFK Stadium Like playing in a national team stadium in Central America Luciano was dynamite those few short seasons in D.C. Great player.

On break with Molde currently. Probably the most impressive player on the pitch against Canada a few weeks ago. Which isn't saying a whole lot, but in his limited appearances (v. Russia and Canada), he's looked every bit as good as people are making him out to be. Should be a mainstay in the roster from now on, imo. Easily the fastest player in the U.S. pool, offers that fresh pace off the bench that could be critical in the final 15 of any qualifying match.

It is a great crest tbh. http://aphr.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/usmnt-badge.jpg Anyone want to argue that this isn't the worst crest in international football?