U.S beats #1 team in the World

[Hammy]

On a similar note, I just saw the movie "Green Street Hooligans" last night, and though it was somewhat shaded up, I did enjoy a well put togeather English film.

They did a great job capturing the football spirit and passion for the game. It's a good rental.

Spain played lazy from what I saw in the replay as well. Happens to everyone. The US will probably get clobbered 8-0 now in the finals.

[Duke{CLR}]

I didn't even think we had a team until I read this thread.

[jaspurr]

I didn't even think we had a team until I read this thread.

Neither did the rest of the world No one will be playing the B team anymore when playing USA. Credit though, good win

[H0ly-H@nd-Gr3nade]

Nice work! I am sure it will be motivating for both squads.
The margins in Soccer/football are such that the line between the very good and the 'elite' is a fine one that can get muddied in the course of a game. It happens, but not particularly often.

Exactly why I love the sport - nothing can be assumed going into each game. It can be a very cruel sport sometimes.

[Minerva]

PLUS I might add, Confederations Cup is just a pre-season training thingy before the REAL party begins. One flower doesn't make spring But FIIIIINE, you won, I give you credit

[H0ly-H@nd-Gr3nade]

PLUS I might add, Confederations Cup is just a pre-season training thingy before the REAL party begins. One flower doesn't make spring But FIIIIINE, you won, I give you credit

Yea true - it is nothing but a "practice" for the World Cup in a year from now.