Of course, it can’t.
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Of course, it can’t.
CHEMICALLY ENGINEERED
Um, Yes We Can!
haha, we'll start by kicking England's ass tomorrow
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I'm looking forward to the games as well.. Eng/US is gonna be a sick game...Originally Posted by xlxBigSexyxlx
Um, Yes We Can!
haha, we'll start by kicking England's ass tomorrow
Wait.. oh no, here comes the soccer sucks comments.. Lol..
Nothing to it, but to do it
What's the world cup?
Nothing to it, but to do it
I'll give this thread a free pass on the succer comments
American Psycho
lol anything is possible correct
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America fvck ya! Coming to save tha motha fvckin dayayy.
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Nope !!
Anabolic Member
to your question... Nope..
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No, but Argentina, Brazil or possibly Holland could.
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USA.... No way
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Not even if the other teams stand completely still.
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If people in the US cared about soccer the way the rest of the world does then they would probably win more of the tournaments. At this time the best athletes in the US dont go play soccer.
'everything louder than everything else'
theres more chance of me stepping on the moon b4 lunch today
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Where did the term "soccer" come from?
The term "soccer" came into use in England during the 1880's by university men from Oxford and Cambridge. The use of "association football" as distinct from "rugby football" was already in practice and "soccer" became a colloquialism formed by extending the second syllable of "association". Today it remains a primarily journalistic or conversational term in Britain and throughout the Commonwealth, but in the United States, Canada and Australia its use is the rule.
In its early days soccer in the United States was known as football and when the national governing body of soccer in the United States was formed in 1913, it was known as "The United States of America Football Association." In later years that gave way to "The United States Soccer Football Association" (USSFA) and then to day's "United States Soccer Federation." Many of the state associations in the U.S. contained "football" in their title when they were formed in the early years of the century.
In Australia the national team is known as the "Socceroos", while one of the world's best known soccer magazines "World Soccer" is published in England. Consequently soccer is not a term unique to the United States as many people seem to think.
PWNED!
~Haz~
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You know what, WHO CARES WHAT IT IS CALLED! WHO CARES IF THE SEPTICS DONT LIKE IT!
The Greatest Sporting Event on the PLANET is underway in over AN HOUR! Im off to blast my legs then getting back for Mexico vs South Africa!
http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/matches/index.html
Anyone interested, above is the order of games being played. England vs USA is the 5th match, on Saturday, 8:30 GM time!!
BOOYA!
EN-GER-LAAAAAAAAAAAND!
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Septic? Like septic tank? lol just bustin your balls.... pretty much America is going to get there arss's kicked
Last edited by C-MaN; 06-11-2010 at 02:02 PM.
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Every 4 years I can get into this sport, I'll try to watch quite a few games, I just hope nobody rolls around like they got shot, when they barely got tripped. Thats what always pisses me off.
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And does anybody really care? No they don't, but go America on principal. LOL
Suspended or Banned either way gone!
2 thrilling draws today...
CHEMICALLY ENGINEERED
hahaha, it was sooooooo intense!
American Psycho
the bottom line is the star of the US is a big ****en ***** so i think we are goign to lose
That don't kill me, can only make me stronger
Usa 2 england 1, suck it hos
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if usa win. i will lop my left ball off
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Sadly i predict a draw....
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