Again, I’m not expecting to be a top 10 team. I’m not expecting to beat Brazil. I’m expecting to compete to be the best team in CONCACAF and show gradual progress. This has been done before. This is clearly an attainable goal, despite the many issues within the federation.

Not expecting a top 8 finish. I do expect to compete to be the best team in CONCACAF. I do expect not to regress.

Children of devout white Catholics like myself also have this moment of reckoning.

He sounds just like George Clooney to me, I actually looked it up because I swore he was the voice actor. I’m still not convinced he didn’t do it under a pseudonym.

And he had applied to become a courser when he was done being mayor! If I remember right, it showed that he had too much free will and the Institute decided to abandon him.

I got the mall up and running, then decided to make the tours and talk to all the named robots. When I tried to bowl without paying first, the attendant robot didn’t take it too well and Danse ended up slaughtering the entire mall.

Every villain thinks they are the hero of their own story.

Watching the Super Bowl halftime show over the Puppy Bowl is almost always a terrible choice.

True, but the bigs in this clip “protecting” the paint for the Bobcats are, hilariously, mostly Frank Kaminsky and Spencer Hawes.

Look how fucking fast he gets that shot off! They don’t have time to hit him.

Aw c’mon, at least post your top 10s here first.

It’s South America’s regional championship, so when a North American team like the US or Mexico gets invited, it takes a back seat to /our/ regional championship, the Gold Cup. That’s the only reason those teams send B squads.

This owns, but it could/should be about five times longer.

Sabonis was the fucking man.

Take it as a compliment. It’s an evocative picture!

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD TRIGGER WARNING FOR THE PICTURE.

Never stop going in, Burneko.

Won 2007 Gold Cup, first in World Cup Qualifying, second in Confederations cup, and won group in the World Cup and losing to Ghana in the Round of 16 is respectable. Not great, but respectable.

So refreshing to read an article on US soccer not primarily focused on denigrating MLS.

Bradley was always unfairly maligned in the States, dating back to the bogus nepotism charges when he started playing Mikey (and look at him now). Looking back, his managerial style was almost entirely different to Klinsmann’s. He would never publicly denigrate a player in the press - everything was tight-knit and…