pbfoot
1st Lieutenant
I also pay attention to our national team although not much to pay attention to right now
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While I am happy the US won, I would not be too excited about it.
The Confederations Cup is a meaningless cup. It is nothing like the World Cup or the European Cup. It is used by the hosts of the next World Cup (in this case South Africa for the 2010 World Cup), to check out and make sure they are ready to host the big one the next year. In Germany it is known as the "Korn Feld Cup" (Cornfield Cup).
"Considered a dress-rehearsal for the World Cup it precedes, it uses around half of the stadiums intended for use at the following year's World Cup and gives the host nation, who qualifies for that tournament automatically, experience at a high level of competition during two years of friendlies. At the same time, participation was made optional for the South American and European champions."
Like I said, I am happy that the US has made it to a final of a game, but it is a meaningless cup. Don't get to excited over it...
Luck plays a part in any team's fortunes2-3 final score, but don't worry that is typical Brazilian luck Argentina had suffered some in Copa America.
Honor to the US team.
Their only 'mistake' was to score too early, so Brazil had the time to recover the surprise and get the grip on the match.
Score "too early"? Your kidding right?
The ending was inevitable.
To bad. Even though I do not give a damn about the Kornfeld Cup, it would have been nice to have the US win. If only because it might spark some interest in the US for this great sport.