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Posted by Rockabye on Mar-22-2006 22:05:

quote:
Originally posted by zoric
Germany crushed USA with 4-1


yes. we will win the World Cup in our own country


Posted by zoric on Mar-22-2006 22:28:

No. I'm hoping for either Sweden or Serbia & Montenegro.


Posted by fastmp3 on Mar-22-2006 22:35:

it takes a shitty team for germany to finally win, poor them they are so desperate


Posted by sensorium on Mar-22-2006 23:35:

Germany should be proud of their performance today. They beat the number 5 team in the world. If that doesn't make another nation proud I don't know what does.

To be fair here, the US didn't have all its players. Some injuries kept key players from playing and the EPL players didn't go because this wasn't a day for national competition.


Posted by noikeee on Mar-22-2006 23:57:

quote:
Originally posted by sensorium
Germany should be proud of their performance today. They beat the number 5 team in the world. If that doesn't make another nation proud I don't know what does.


I'm sorry, I'm not even half as against those rankings as most people over here are, but shut the fuck up already with the "5th best team in the world" bullshit, as it's so fucking blatant that USA isn't that competitive. Nobody else cares out there about the rankings neither. It's not tennis and the fucking ATP, the actual competitions are what counts here.

The germans don't go into the field thinking "woah, massive respect here, we're facing the 5th superpower!". They think "we just gotta be a little careful not to underestimate them, but in normal conditions we should be ready to spank these idiots". Which apparently they did.


Posted by sensorium on Mar-23-2006 00:03:

Come on man, the new rankings have been out for so little. Let us have our fun.


Posted by Yohan on Mar-23-2006 02:45:

quote:
Originally posted by sensorium
Come on man, the new rankings have been out for so little. Let us have our fun.


No


Posted by jonze on Mar-23-2006 04:28:

id be happy with getting out of first round pool. besides poland the USA cant really beat any of the european teams. i just hope we dont have another performance like in france.


Posted by Kapedano on Mar-23-2006 04:34:

There is no way US can get out of the group. Its a very though one.


Posted by InterMilan31 on Mar-23-2006 05:08:

fuck off irectum with those rankings dont be a typical american ESPN/ABC/FSC twat

USA got fucking murdered GO GERMANY!


Posted by sensorium on Mar-23-2006 05:26:

What are you talking about?

It was you who made the comment about the US playing. I didn't even know they were playing. This wasn't no friendlies week.

I was just adding insult to injury with the ranking.


Posted by flavdave on Mar-23-2006 05:34:

quote:
Originally posted by InterMilan31
Friendlies this week

Interesting things going on in the US.....since the US is playing Germany in their final(i think) tune up to the World Cup it looks like the US Media is using it to determine how popular football is here. Now you all know my stance on US football and how shitty it is and how I hate it but this could be a vital week for US "soccer".

A friend of mine who interns at ESPN which covers US Internationals said that most of the media outlets will look at the ratings of this game with much interest. Why you ask?

Football is quite popular here in the US but with youths then after they are 16 they stop playing it, its more of a hobby here. The direction to hype up football here has been the US National team ever since their WC 02 performance and their rivalry with Mexico. Nothing has changed though which leads many marketing ppl who want the US to have a strong interest in football (big bucks) that they should focus on other national teams.

This has already started since most people know more about the English League than they do the "MLS"(our shitty league). Most people think the next WC winner or Brazil even if they dont win it will be the big push on the US Soccer plan........

Found it very interesting you guys may not


I don't know why they thought that game would be an indication of soccer's ratings potential in the US. The game was on at 2:30pm eastern time in the middle of the fucking work week.


Posted by flavdave on Mar-23-2006 05:36:

I couldn't watch the game but I read about it. I'm not surprised with the result either. The game was in Germany. Germany pretty much had their full squad. The US was missing a lot of key players due to injury and not having players from other European leagues besides the German league. 4-1 sounds about right.


Posted by sensorium on Mar-23-2006 05:41:

quote:
Originally posted by InterMilan31
Friendlies this week

Interesting things going on in the US.....since the US is playing Germany in their final(i think) tune up to the World Cup it looks like the US Media is using it to determine how popular football is here. Now you all know my stance on US football and how shitty it is and how I hate it but this could be a vital week for US "soccer".

A friend of mine who interns at ESPN which covers US Internationals said that most of the media outlets will look at the ratings of this game with much interest. Why you ask?

Football is quite popular here in the US but with youths then after they are 16 they stop playing it, its more of a hobby here. The direction to hype up football here has been the US National team ever since their WC 02 performance and their rivalry with Mexico. Nothing has changed though which leads many marketing ppl who want the US to have a strong interest in football (big bucks) that they should focus on other national teams.

This has already started since most people know more about the English League than they do the "MLS"(our shitty league). Most people think the next WC winner or Brazil even if they dont win it will be the big push on the US Soccer plan........

Found it very interesting you guys may not


Since your friend interns at ESPN, do you mind him asking why in the hell would ESPN put the US first and then Germany second in the scoreboard? Host gets the first spot in the scoreboard, right?


Posted by flavdave on Mar-23-2006 05:46:

quote:
Originally posted by sensorium
Since your friend interns at ESPN, do you mind him asking why in the hell would ESPN put the US first and then Germany second in the scoreboard? Host gets the first spot in the scoreboard, right?


I think in the US it's backwards. In most sports in the US the home team on the scoreboard is either on the bottom (if it's top/bottom) or on the right (if it's left/right).


Posted by sensorium on Mar-23-2006 05:53:

I don't know about top/bottom but the home team gets the left spot in the scoreboards in the left/right.


Posted by InterMilan31 on Mar-23-2006 06:03:

1. the scoreboard thing I can ask but who cares
2. irectum stfu
3. flavedave you idiot you do realize that all the games in the WC 06 will be morning and at the latest at 230
4. the real thing I had a problem with was the ad boards (that wernt behind the goal)....germans sold out to US Companies big time...even Nike! Adidas is german and sponsors Germany man big bucks flying around there!


Posted by flavdave on Mar-23-2006 06:06:

quote:
Originally posted by sensorium
I don't know about top/bottom but the home team gets the left spot in the scoreboards in the left/right.


Watch the bottom line on ESPN and ESPN 2. The home team in the scores is always on the right side.


Posted by flavdave on Mar-23-2006 06:09:

quote:
Originally posted by InterMilan31
1. the scoreboard thing I can ask but who cares
2. irectum stfu
3. flavedave you idiot you do realize that all the games in the WC 06 will be morning and at the latest at 230
4. the real thing I had a problem with was the ad boards (that wernt behind the goal)....germans sold out to US Companies big time...even Nike! Adidas is german and sponsors Germany man big bucks flying around there!


Yeah but I guaranfuckingtee you that interest in the World Cup matches will far exceed interest in a friendly being played on a Wednesday in March.


Posted by sensorium on Mar-23-2006 06:10:

quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
Watch the bottom line on ESPN and ESPN 2. The home team in the scores is always on the right side.


I'll take your word for it. So, damn the US for doing the scoreboard backwards!

quote:
Originally posted by InterMilan31
1. the scoreboard thing I can ask but who cares
2. irectum stfu
3. flavedave you idiot you do realize that all the games in the WC 06 will be morning and at the latest at 230
4. the real thing I had a problem with was the ad boards (that wernt behind the goal)....germans sold out to US Companies big time...even Nike! Adidas is german and sponsors Germany man big bucks flying around there!


Ad boards? Come on! That's not a serious issue here.

This is the last comment about this. This game was just publicity for the US, getting the public ready for yet another boring season of MLS, which unfortunately starts this Saturday.


Posted by InterMilan31 on Mar-23-2006 06:14:

quote:
Originally posted by sensorium
I'll take your word for it. So, damn the US for doing the scoreboard backwards!



Ad boards? Come on! That's not a serious issue here.

This is the last comment about this. This game was just publicity for the US, getting the public ready for yet another boring season of MLS, which unfortunately starts this Saturday.


i found it outragous but whatever you dont understand

and flavdave good perdiction

also why the fuck does the US get like 20 friendly matches for preperation for the WC? a bit unfair.


Posted by flavdave on Mar-23-2006 06:16:

quote:
Originally posted by InterMilan31
i found it outragous but whatever you dont understand

and flavdave good perdiction

also why the fuck does the US get like 20 friendly matches for preperation for the WC? a bit unfair.


Why do you find the ad boards outrageous when the European players are billboards for the companies that sponsor their club teams?


Posted by InterMilan31 on Mar-23-2006 06:19:

flavdave this isnt a american sport thread! your outta ur league

boards are normally choosen by the competiton(in cases of Euro, WC, CL the competition sells the rights) or by the home club in this case Germany let the US companies buy the rights I know its not a big deal but found it pretty shocking to see a Nike ad at a German home game


Posted by Rockabye on Mar-23-2006 12:30:

quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
I couldn't watch the game but I read about it. I'm not surprised with the result either. The game was in Germany. Germany pretty much had their full squad. The US was missing a lot of key players due to injury and not having players from other European leagues besides the German league. 4-1 sounds about right.



We didn't have our full squad.

Deisler, Frings and Huth were missing...


Posted by CaTcH21 on Mar-23-2006 15:16:

quote:
Originally posted by InterMilan31
also why the fuck does the US get like 20 friendly matches for preperation for the WC? a bit unfair.


(Sorry im just jumping into this) remember it cant always be an ADVANTAGE cos the chances of injuries are greater.


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