Klinnsman is right, we still have a long way to go especially with youth. Its surprising to think our best youth teams played in the late 90s early 2000s when we managed to make it to the semifinals of the Olympics and U-20 World cup. But since then, our last team to really make an impressive showing was our 2007…

The talent is still there, its actually interesting since a lot of clubs in South America make do by selling their best youth talent to other foreign clubs to keep themselves financially stable. I remember watching a short news story on Nacional, one of Uruguay's treasured clubs, talk about how they had to sell Luis…

I mean the guy's kind of an asshole, but I admit he's a likeable asshole for me.

Uhh no

Fellaini looks like a dear in headlights out there.

Grow the fuck up part 4

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Dude, I'm not a fan of Brazil but have some fucking sense. You sound like a fucking 10 year old who doesn't understand the actual implication of what their saying. Grow the fuck up.

Wow, someone trying to sound like a badass on the internet! How original.

Not going to lie, I was actually kind of excited when Marquez got signed by the Red Bulls because I thought he alongside Henry would signficantly help the Red Bulls finally become title winners. Boy did he actively prove me wrong. Marquez just came to earn that fatass DP paycheck the Red Bulls were ludicrous in…

With the exception of Honduras (though you can't really blame Valladeres considering how shambolic Honduras generally was), CONCACAF has had three golden keeper performances in Ochoa, Howard, and especially Navas.

You mean the player who was anonymous against Ecuador and France, and only turned up against the second to last ranked team in the world cup?

He'll definitely be back in a few years to play in the MLS, more and more US team members are edging towards coming back to play in the US.

Does Hobby Lobby's insurance cover viagra and penis pumps?

It'd be amazing if Costa Rica is able to pull an upset, but the Dutch will be too much. The only way they can really take the game to them is if they continue relentlessly attacking them and not play like how they did against Greece. The Dutch definitely have weak spots, Chile/Australia/Mexico games have showed that.

Woops, I meant to say CAF but not thinking straight is probably the byproduct of drinking 2 bottles of wine in solace of Mexico losing.

Techinally 2014 is a milestone for the AFC, its the first time more than 1 African nation has made it out of the group stage.