The US scores two injury time goals to send Mexico to the World Cup.
For the first time in history, Mexico actually likes the US.
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Really, who gives a rat’s ass about the prancing ball game.
In the words of Earnest Hemingway: “There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games”
I have actively participated in the last 2 in my lifetime!
Injury goals! WTF is that?
The last world cup had over 20 billion total viewers. So answering your question – almost everybody.
*blinks* Only if, say, 2 billion people were watching 10 tvs each….
Or if there was more than one match
most of whom undoubtedly believe in global warming too…
to get an injury goal, you have to trip over the shadow of someone who was at least 3 feet away from you, fall to the grass as if you were poleaxed or at least crippled for life, only to jump back to your feet and run off after the stupid ball as if nothing had happened. failing that, you can bribe the ref or just get lucky….it’s not like soccer makes sense.
ultimately, it’s their version of an Emmy award, meaningless to anyone but another soccer drone.
Oh dear me. There are two global languages – football (soccer) and music. What you do with your time is, however, irrelevant. End of.
They have to beat new Zealand first . Cheers Brian
does this mean the US is out of the “World Cup” running?
(one can only hope)
Fortunately the US will be playing at The World Cup next year.
The USA – the Manchester City of International football 🙂