it's like finding out there's only 10 minutes of actual action in an nfl game.

if only there were a big ole phone here....

i love it. but is it written?

solid inclination. how does this guy only get a bridge?

This looks like a bad guy in a disney movie. Or the feisty sidekick who gets killed off and motivates our hero

hey, it's still the USA's best finish.

He's Scouse. His new hair does fit Manchester.

c'mon. they won it all in 1930 and 1950.

The scoring rate hovers around 99%.

the wormhole that i had to go down to remember mathman and mr glitch, was deep.

No mention of Australia?

...in a hotel...at 12:42pm

There must be a link to a larger article? Why not write the questions? Why is 75% of the word count his answers and his CV? It's unfortunate, because what could have been a really interesting long read comes off like a cut and paste re-blog from Outside.

That's an interesting point. Now look up Landon's UCL stats. The WC is not the most important tournament in the world.

Did you research that? At first glance I thought a Player of the Year/Ballon d'Or consideration being a requirement for a WC win was a bit heavy on hyperbole, but nope...seems like a requirement. Here are the finals matchups with the relevant top 3 for POTY or Bd'O...not necessarily the winners.

With an aging squad, Man U's biggest advantage might be not having to play all those extra gams in Europe. Give a world class manager 38 games to focus on and the inspired midfield play of Michael Carrick, and they should be able to crawl up to 5th.

and the NFL is perhaps even further from reality