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    Quote Originally Posted by ZoomZoom View Post
    Ok futbol fans, I watched Uruguay/England delayed on DVR from Univision. Uruguay's second goal, was he offsides? I ran it back and forth and he never seemed onside. Don't care who won, just wondering if anyone saw that or watched on ESPN.
    Looks like Gerrard headed it backwards which would negate the offside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raginsaints View Post
    Looks like Gerrard headed it backwards which would negate the offside.
    Found the discussion on line. According to a FIFA amendment to the laws of the game he was off. Good explination in second link. I understand it correctly, even though Gerrard headed it, being it was a challenged ball made o/s the call missed? I picked Holland from the start, so this one doesn't matter...lol.

    http://www.fifa.com/mm/document/affe...14_neutral.pdf

    http://wired868.com/2014/06/19/urugu...he-was-offside

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    Quote Originally Posted by zephyr View Post
    I think this injury is worse than people are letting on. I don't think you will see Altidore back at all to be honest. IMO, it would be better to bring on a Donovan or Eddie Johnson now and give them time to get fit to play as I don't think we can rely on Johannson in that role
    I think Johannson is going to prove you and many others wrong my good man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post
    I think Johannson is going to prove you and many others wrong my good man.
    Music to my ears. I hope you're right. Brooks sure proved me wrong Monday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jllanclos View Post
    Music to my ears. I hope you're right. Brooks sure proved me wrong Monday.
    It's the youth movement man. We gotta embrace it. These guys can play.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post
    It's the youth movement man. We gotta embrace it. These guys can play.
    If we can beat Portugal and Germany I will believe it...until then...skeptic wins.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post
    I think Johannson is going to prove you and many others wrong my good man.
    Johannson is about as soft as room-temp butter. Altidore is a crucial injury because he is literally menacing as a striker. guy is almost about as built as Lebron

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunfan337 View Post
    Johannson is about as soft as room-temp butter. Altidore is a crucial injury because he is literally menacing as a striker. guy is almost about as built as Lebron
    I understand as a target player, he is invaluable. My argument is, this is not basketball and the attacking third is not the post. If JK is truly trying to evolve the style with which we play, using skill rather than brute force to win is only a matter of time. We've typical had to play that "American" style because we just didn't have the quality to play a free flowing, attack-for-attack kind of match. The natural progression is to supplement these older guys used to playing the brute force style is to get these younger, skilled players from a new generation on the pitch and let them grow up. Results are of the essence, or at least that's the way I believe JK sees it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunhawk View Post
    If we can beat Portugal and Germany I will believe it...until then...skeptic wins.
    Take it with a grain of salt. On paper, they have the potential. Realizing it is something completely different. But I'm with you, the kids have to grow up quickly.

    I think POR might be the biggest match in American modern futbol history for a few reasons. In the short term, it'll probably make Germany rest guys, which in turn, we'll let Jurgen get more pups some playing time, because both teams would be threw with AMR win over POR.

    Also, it will surely prove that JK decisions and direction of the club going forward is working. Or at least cultivate a belief that it is, breeding more confidence and giving him more time to implement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post
    Take it with a grain of salt. On paper, they have the potential. Realizing it is something completely different. But I'm with you, the kids have to grow up quickly.

    I think POR might be the biggest match in American modern futbol history for a few reasons. In the short term, it'll probably make Germany rest guys, which in turn, we'll let Jurgen get more pups some playing time, because both teams would be threw with AMR win over POR.

    Also, it will surely prove that JK decisions and direction of the club going forward is working. Or at least cultivate a belief that it is, breeding more confidence and giving him more time to implement.
    If we manage to beat POR, I hope we push hard for a win vs. Germany. Avoiding Belguim and playing Russia/Korea instead could mean the difference between going to the quarterfinals and going home.

    Not sure why Americans act like the Sweet 16 is the ultimate - as if we're a mid-major. I guess we are, but still.

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