Who's watching the World Cup?
- Thread starter Bazza
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Well, taking the loss to flippin Turkia (LOL) may play into our favor. Need the guys grounded going into the knockout stage as all these games will be intense going forward, starting with Bosnia.
Many new starters. Yellow cards go away. Pulisic got in some good minutes, Not bad all in all.
I can say that I have not watched one second of the World Cup. My son, is a high school and small college ref in soccer and ole dad cannot stand the game.
Yep, feel the same way. Our starting lineup is great and backups are serviceable. Conceding 3 goals really underlies the impact Richards is on this team. Hoping we stay healthy and go DEEP.
Yep. While a win would have been great, it seems the lineup was managed almost perfectly. Key players got some rest, and now it is time to fire on all cylinders next week.
This World Cup is the first I have seen a US Team play under this coach. Don't know much about him but my son says he was Spurs coach for a long while. Seems to be a keeper so far.
Yup and why we are starting 38 year old Ream normally lol
Apparently we are making an offer to keep him around for another world cup cycle. So far it seems like he deserves it.
I've almost forgiven him for coaching Spurs at some point in his career. We Arsenal supporters have a little chant about Tottenham. Google it.
I've been watching the matches between working. Definitely following my 14 Gunners who are playing for their respective countries and hoping none of them get hurt. We have a Premier League championship to defend!
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This is so awesome!
Japan national team vs. 100 elementary school students......
Japan national team vs. 100 elementary school students......
It is absolutely cool how they are keeping the grass alive on these indoor stadiums.
www.scientificamerican.com
How FIFA is engineering natural grass for the 2026 World Cup
FIFA is building temporary natural-grass fields meant to play consistently across 16 stadiums in three countries
I've been a fan of football for 74 years and a fan of Manchester City when my brother declared for United. Once you know which team you want to follow it is impossible to change (or should be). Therefore, I am firmly in the England camp but what I have seen so far is not encouraging. No, its not coming home i.e. World Cup. I'm certainly looking forward to watching Elliot Anderson in City blue next season.
That is pretty awesome... The Japanese players look like they are about to fall down laughing and trying not to score easily!
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