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:);):DSound the trumpets... for the greatest soccer nations from around the world will begin there rivalary in the WORLD CUP SOUTH AFRICA 2010 SOCCER BATTLE,it`s been a very tuff 4 years from begining till this moment for the greatest of soccer nations to qualify for this callosal moment,mark your callender for the streets around the world will roar with passion and enxiety for victory ...the gladiators kings of soccer will be putting on the greatest show on earth...the qualifiers will begin there road to conquest.it all starts JUNE 11 ...LET THE SHOW BEGIN SOON.....YES YES YES
 

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nice to see your passion, i just dont think this sport will ever be big in the USA, well, it wont, not as long as MLB, NFL, GOLF, and the NBA are alive, and in Canada it will never compete with the NHL. but it is such a huge sport everywhere else.
 

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nice to see your passion, i just dont think this sport will ever be big in the USA, well, it wont, not as long as MLB, NFL, GOLF, and the NBA are alive, and in Canada it will never compete with the NHL. but it is such a huge sport everywhere else.

I agree with you. It's nothing but a very boring, low-scoring sissy sport played by a bunch of girly-men.
 

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Soccer is a good participation sport for young people. Very good exercise and very low cost. But in my opinion leaves much to be desired as a spectator sport. Just not interested in watching it at all. Best left to young people to play.
 
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Guys, Soccer is Sport No. 1 outside north america. America and other continents are totally two differents things in mentality, hobbies,...everything. So, if you don't like like, there are about 4 billions people like this game.

Cheers.
 

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Guys, Soccer is Sport No. 1 outside north america. America and other continents are totally two differents things in mentality, hobbies,...everything. So, if you don't like like, there are about 4 billions people like this game.

Cheers.

So what, just because there are others that like doesnt mean I should or do. Maybe you just follow the crowd whatever nonsense they are doing
 

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For me WCS is the epitome of a great sporting event. It's the only sport that I watch on TV or live in a stadium (in Morumbi Stadium because I am a Corinthians fan or in Maracana while I'm in Rio). As I am a former track and fields athlete (400m & 800m) for me soccer represents the sport requiring outstanding physical abilities (like a good V02 max for instance).
This is not like hockey where you play two minutes and you sit on the bench 10 minutes or baseball (zzzzzz!) where fat steroids bastards scratch their crutch to kill the time because they are idle. To each is own...
 

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totally agree with you, it is a HUGE event, bigger than the super bowl by volumes i would imagine, and seems most of the world calls this their #1 sport, but as long as the 4 major sports, plus golf and tennis are around, it will never be anything in Canada and the USA like it is the rest of the world. shame? yes and no
. To each is own...
 

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USA Sucks In World Cup Tuneup

Except for Hercules, a very disappointing loss in Connecticut last night for USA to the Czech Republic:

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/world-...y-loss-czechs-world-cup-warmup&cc=5901?ver=us

If the USA soccer team was good or at least a threat it would make the World Cup much more interesting. With all the illegal aliens we have in the country right now from soccer playing countries, it's a travesty that the USA team is not better. They should give any illegal alien who has soccer talent a pass to try out for the team so we can at least improve the team. If any such illegal alien can then make the team, he is granted citizenship status, end of fucking story! Would give plenty of incentive for the talent to come forward.

I am really surprised that the USA cannot field a better team than this, even from our legal residents.
 
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In defence to the USA the Czech always have very competitive and talented teams so playing them is never a walk in the park.....

Why wasnt Freddy Adu chosen to the US squad this year he's 21 and supposed to be a phenom.
 

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nice to see your passion, i just dont think this sport will ever be big in the USA, well, it wont, not as long as MLB, NFL, GOLF, and the NBA are alive, and in Canada it will never compete with the NHL. but it is such a huge sport everywhere else.

It could be. They have great athletes in the US to make the cut.

Problem is like every other sports, they always want to control everything.

We are the stupid a** in Canada that let the US take over much of Hockey.
Every f*ng expansion is always in the states and we know the only reason is cash.

They put so much cash in it that in the end the sport itself becomes more a business.
They have the most % bandwagon fans per capita. In hockey that is.

As to if it compete in Canada with Hockey ?
There is more kids playing football than hockey if you didn't know.

Anyone who never played, for instance like Doc... doesn't even know what they're talking about when it comes to what it takes to play a game.

In another thread, Doc was asking what the Habs fan can do now that they're out of the playoffs...

Well that shows how he doesn't know just how much here in Mtrl it will be wild during the world cup.

Tell you what.... lets brake some glass and burn a couple cop's car and they'll probably start paying attention to it in Toronto.

Betcha they'll copy Mtrl's fest once again.

Who knows Vancouver might again do the same... a year after !
 

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So what, just because there are others that like doesnt mean I should or do. Maybe you just follow the crowd whatever nonsense they are doing

If you think it is a nonsense sport than you doesn't know much about sport.
Bat-man is right all the way.

Same as F-1 racing and Nascar. 2 different sports. 2 different mentality.
Still...2 very exciting ones.

As for watching on tv... it's the same as any regular game when there is no spirit.
Ever watch Tennis ? when not much is going on ? or Baseball and Football when the score is low ?

Better yet...try watching Golf.
Even with the sound on, it feels you're in a church with everyone whispering....

I'd say it could be as boring as watching the Leafs are playing.

Yes even hockey can be boring some times.

So good luck with your pichenottes !
 

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I'd rather watch curling than soccer, an awful sport!

On TV...almost the same.
If it's not a championship or worldcup game.

But even in Doc's 'Olymics' it was freak*n boring to watch curling !

But in the stadium... hell Soccer is crazy while curling ? pfft ! still boring to watch !
 

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I agree with you. It's nothing but a very boring, low-scoring sissy sport played by a bunch of girly-men.

Oooh ! seems Doc is a little pissed today !
Usually there is more diplomacy in the posting.

But I have to agree in one thing with Doc...

I personnaly would downsize the field, take out their yellow and red flag and gear them up in order to have more goals and more beating.

The stadium should have a place designated to make a huge bonfire where you can throw your empty bottles and have a huge barbeque. Outside the stadium I would have a special place packed with used police cars to burn after the game.

This would make it less 'girlie'.
 

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I personnaly would downsize the field, take out their yellow and red flag and gear them up in order to have more goals and more beating.

I would agree. I am personally not a big fan of soccer but I do watch the World Cup games every 4 years. I think there is a wide perception by North Americans fans, who are used to violent sports like football and hockey, that a ridiculous amount of flopping takes place in soccer on "fouls" that appear to be no worse than your secretary accidentally brushing up against you in your office. I saw guys getting yellow and red cards in the last World Cup on plays that looked to me like very incidental contact, which in hockey or football would be a play on.

In addition to downsizing the field, they can also widen the goal, which is something I have thought should also be done in hockey for a long time. Fans just don't want to see low scoring games. I remember making this argument to a diehard hockey fan and he told me widening the goals would make it too tough on the goalies, as they would have to change their technique and training etc. Well tough shit. When they lowered the pitching mound in baseball, pitchers suffered, and they learned to adjust. Goalies can do the same. Having a wider goal would only serve to make athleticism of the goalie a more important characteristic, as lateral movement would become just as important as reflexes and hand-eye coordination.
 
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I would agree. I am personally not a big fan of soccer but I do watch the World Cup games every 4 years. I think there is a wide perception by North Americans fans, who are used to violent sports like football and hockey, that a ridiculous amount of flopping takes place in soccer on "fouls" that appear to be no worse than your secretary accidentally brushing up against you in your office. I saw guys getting yellow and red cards in the last World Cup on plays that looked to me like very incidental contact, which in hockey or football would be a play on.

In addition to downsizing the field, they can also widen the goal, which is something I have thought should also be done in hockey for a long time. Fans just don't want to see low scoring games. I remember making this argument to a diehard hockey fan and he told me widening the goals would make it too tough on the goalies, as they would have to change their technique and training etc. Well tough shit. When they lowered the pitching mound in baseball, pitchers suffered, and they learned to adjust. Goalies can do the same. Having a wider goal would only serve to make athleticism of the goalie a more important characteristic, as lateral movement would become just as important as reflexes and hand-eye coordination.

Well I must say... very good EB.

No word against my remarks on the US wanting to control all the sports.
This is what I call self-control !

Good stuff !

Seems I can go now and leave this forum for a while, there is a gentleman in here !

Have fun !
 
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