intlzncster
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Davis and Gonzalez look weak. Although that was great defending right there by Gonzalez.
Interesting, Davis is in the starting line-up over Bedoya. Not sure why. What’s the bet that Green subs for him at some point? Cameroon being benched is no surprise, though I though Brooks deserved the starting nod over Gonzalez.
On the other pitch, Ghana looks to be burning itself down. Boateng and Muntari (who was already suspended for the Portugal game for Yellow cards) are both off the team after fighting with management. Plus, they seem to have money issue. While this does help the US, I actually feel bad as I like Ghana and would have rooted for them if they were not in the same Group as the US plus they got screwed by Uruguay in the 2010 cup after screwing the US in the 2006 Cup.
Why use Green in this game of all games? Loew is his manager and knows his game. I think Davis may have better ball control skills than Bedoya.
Gotta say though, it's only a matter of time until the U.S. concedes one.
Are there really this many USA fans there or does everyone just afraid of Germany and want them to lose?
Yeah, surprised. I know US has on of the largest contingent of foreign fans at this world cup based on ticket sales.
Okay then that makes sense. You could actually hear some U-S-A chantsArticle this week said we had the most fans, and it wasn't close. I think it was 2-3 times any other country.
Article this week said we had the most fans, and it wasn't close. I think it was 2-3 times any other country.
intlzncster said:Interesting. Didn't know that. That is way more than I would have though, but combined with the unwashed masses crowding public squares around the US, you have to love the tangible growing support of the game in this country. You can almost feel the groundswell. In two world cups, we've a chance to be a top side.
Maybe non-SA teams. Argentina and Colombia have packed stadiums, as you'd expect.
Can't trust that Portugal-Ghana score. Portugal knows they need to push forward for more, so Ghana could easily get two quick counters - even late - and turn things on its ear quickly.
Interesting. Didn't know that. That is way more than I would have though, but combined with the unwashed masses crowding public squares around the US, you have to love the tangible growing support of the game in this country. You can almost feel the groundswell. In two world cups, we've a chance to be a top side.
Good points by Twellman at the half. Get Jones out 70 minutes through if the results hold.
Would love to see Yedlin streaking down the wing with this slow footed German defense.
If the US holds through 70-75 minutes, the game starts to favor them.