awesome video, im interested in picking up a can of that now.

 

 

I would urge you to do so. I don't think you'll regret it.

Van Persie to Man U. Can't wait to hear the transfer fee on this, but Rooney and RVP together? Holy s***!

:usa

ESPN was showing the laser pointers all over Howards chest as the "fans" were trying to shine it in his eyes during a free kick. Classy.

 

In the end the US wins. Good job.

ESPN was showing the laser pointers all over Howards chest as the "fans" were trying to shine it in his eyes during a free kick. Classy.

 

In the end the US wins. Good job.

Lasers in the eyes is the least of the worries for the players in Azteca.

 

Mexico dominated the game, but was pathetic in the final third. Hernandez finally got a couple got shots, but Howard made superman saves to keep the lead. Amazing result.

Van Persie to Man U. Can't wait to hear the transfer fee on this, but Rooney and RVP together? Holy s***!

 

Judging by friends, Arsenal fans are in meltdown over this.

Edited August 16, 201213 yr by Joxer_Daly

ESPN was showing the laser pointers all over Howards chest as the "fans" were trying to shine it in his eyes during a free kick. Classy.

 

In the end the US wins. Good job.

 

You sound surprised. This is a stadium where the fans routinely throw piss on the opposing players.

 

I know it was just a friendly in a half-empty stadium, but that was still an awesome win. Hopefully it leads to them winning a WCQ down there sometime in the near future.

You guys think the Mexican fans are bad? Have you seen what happens in European and South American soccer stadiums?

 

Congrats on the win.

I heard Tim Howard's new nickname is "The Border Fence."

You sound surprised. This is a stadium where the fans routinely throw piss on the opposing players.

 

I know it was just a friendly in a half-empty stadium, but that was still an awesome win. Hopefully it leads to them winning a WCQ down there sometime in the near future.

 

yep.. and ive seen fans there force themselves to puke in a bucket and then try tossing it at whichever American player is taking the corner kick. People that come to that stadium as a USA fan have major cojones. They might not try to kill each other like they do in select european stadiums, but these guys still make philadelphia sports look like an elton john concert.

You guys think the Mexican fans are bad? Have you seen what happens in European and South American soccer stadiums?

 

Congrats on the win.

 

In Europe, matches are then abandoned & teams are forced to play without a home crowd. Not that CONCACAF would have the balls to do something like that.

In Europe, matches are then abandoned & teams are forced to play without a home crowd. Not that CONCACAF would have the balls to do something like that.

I agree with you, fans acting like douche bags is unneccesary, I'm just saying that overall Mexicans fans are hardly close to being the worst. US crowds are among the best, you hardly hear of any violence in sports stadiums (Philly fans and Raiders/Lakers fans being the exception ).

You guys think the Mexican fans are bad? Have you seen what happens in European and South American soccer stadiums?

 

Congrats on the win.

 

When it comes to the US playing in the Azteca, yes, they are atrocious.

 

That is also what we see and experience. We don't draw the animosity over in Europe or South America so the USMNT doesn't experience that.

 

Obviously, when matches are abandoned and people are killed like what happens in eastern europe, south america and africa, that is much worse.

 

The crowd control isn't the best in Mexico but I think it is even worse in Guatemala. That place is a disaster to play in.

I agree with you, fans acting like douche bags is unneccesary, I'm just saying that overall Mexicans fans are hardly close to being the worst. US crowds are among the best, you hardly hear of any violence in sports stadiums (Philly fans and Raiders/Lakers fans being the exception ).

 

Don't forget about Dodgers fans in that group. <_>

 

It does put into perspective how tame US sporting events are. Which turns out to be a very good thing in the long run.

 

 

Don't forget about Dodgers fans in that group. <_>

 

It does put into perspective how tame US sporting events are. Which turns out to be a very good thing in the long run.

The atmosphere in stadiums in the US also doesn't compare at all to the atmosphere in the rest of the world at pro sporting events. The OKC Thunder are the only pro team I can think of in the US that has an absolutely nutty atmosphere during the entirety of their games.

The atmosphere in stadiums in the US also doesn't compare at all to the atmosphere in the rest of the world at pro sporting events. The OKC Thunder are the only pro team I can think of in the US that has an absolutely nutty atmosphere during the entirety of their games.

College sports.

When it comes to the US playing in the Azteca, yes, they are atrocious.

 

That is also what we see and experience. We don't draw the animosity over in Europe or South America so the USMNT doesn't experience that.

 

Obviously, when matches are abandoned and people are killed like what happens in eastern europe, south america and africa, that is much worse.

 

The crowd control isn't the best in Mexico but I think it is even worse in Guatemala. That place is a disaster to play in.

Well, that's understandable, Europe and SA don't feel a rivalry. Mexico's national past time is soccer and the only sport besides boxing where they can hang with their mighty gringo neighbors. I am not defending those rotten Mexican fans who do all that extra sports crap, I'm just saying that overall they aren't nearly as bad as other country's fans where fans of the other team have been beaten or killed.

 

BTW, Klinsmann thanked the Mexican Soccer Federation for the overall hospitality they recieved...we aren't all bad

 

I also want to add that as a Mexican American, I root for the USA in every sport except soccer (only when it's against Mexico) and when it's a Mexican fighter vs an American fighter in boxing (except if it's against a fellow Mexican American) Michael Orozco, a Mexican American scored the US goal so I guess it wasn't so bad.

Edited August 16, 201213 yr by MexSoxFan#1

College sports.

 

The atmosphere in stadiums in the US also doesn't compare at all to the atmosphere in the rest of the world at pro sporting events. The OKC Thunder are the only pro team I can think of in the US that has an absolutely nutty atmosphere during the entirety of their games.

 

Pretty good day for Americans over in Europe.

 

Jozy scored another couple goals (4 in first 2 Eredivisie matches this year), Bradley scored in a pre-season match, Goodson had a goal and Bedoya scored on a bicycle

Bedoya scored on a bicycle

 

His teammates were delighted, but the groundsman was disgusted.

 

 

He'd better not think of scoring tonight!!!

Celtic are back in the Champions League!!! Absolutely delighted.

 

They won the tie with Helsingborgs 4-0, two goals in each game.

How are the Spanish champ (Real Madrid), the English champ (Man City), the German champ (Borussia Dortmund) and the Dutch champ (Ajax) in the same group. That's criminal. UEFA needs to sort this out better.

Celtic got Barcelona, Benfica and Spartak Moscow. Gonna be tough as bejaysus, but hey, we're there.

 

Would love to make the trip to Moscow, but probably won't swing it. Seriously looking at doing the Barca and Benfica away trips. #havingapartyintheChampionsLeague

How are the Spanish champ (Real Madrid), the English champ (Man City), the German champ (Borussia Dortmund) and the Dutch champ (Ajax) in the same group. That's criminal. UEFA needs to sort this out better.

 

Yeah that was a joke that Dortmund was in Pot 4. And how Arsenal was placed into Pot 1 ahead of Man City was also absurd