[WC2010] Game 05 - England vs. United States


Who do you think will win?  

160 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do you think will win?

    • England
      94
    • United States
      30
    • Draw
      36


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rajputwarrior, quick slightly off-topic question:

Are you Canadian or English? I'm just trying to figure out why you support Liverpool (not that there's anything wrong with it :D)?

canadian, played football since i was 4. dad toke me to get a man u jersey (he's a die hard fan) for my bday when i was 10, saw this carlsberg one and it was love at first sight. still got the shirt too :)

i ****ing love this game...

i know its all in the sprit of football in southafrica but id hate to be stood behind some one mindlessly blowing into one, they dont even make any tune at all

its just noise, cheep plastic toys for the stores that sell them to "cash in" they just look like larger versions of the horns you see people use at F1 races and concerts like glastonbry. and those dont sound much better either.

but still i hope the host for the next WC bans them.

duck on speed LoL

check this out.

http://deadspin.com/5302062/the-tiny-plastic-horn-that-will-ruin-the-world-cup

i just downloaded a Vuvuzela app for my iphone, im going to be abusing this app for the next month.

Did Lampard just totally miss the target for England yet AGAIN?!

canadian, played football since i was 4. dad toke me to get a man u jersey (he's a die hard fan) for my bday when i was 10, saw this carlsberg one and it was love at first sight. still got the shirt too :)

i ****ing love this game...

Ah, well I'm glad to hear it :) I always just wondered, that's all :D Is football popular in Canada at all? I don't remember ever hearing much about a Canadian team.

Ah, well I'm glad to hear it :) I always just wondered, that's all :D Is football popular in Canada at all? I don't remember ever hearing much about a Canadian team.

theres a lot of fans around, not many die hards though. me and a couple of buddy's is all i know who's a die hard. we suck at football, our country is only good at wintersports. specifically hockey... We do have one good footballer, but he plays for you guys (hargraeves).

Was wondering how long it would take!

Is it me or is the ITV commentators started to get drowned out by that f-ing racket ? I switched to BBC Radio 5's coverage as it was getting too much.

*sigh*

a draw seems bang on atm!

Yeah, pathetic really, England should be walking all over this group. Think they would have performed better in the group of death! We've drawn/lost matches in the last 3 World Cups though:

2006: England 1 - 1 Sweden

2002: England 1 - 1 Sweden, England 0 - 0 Nigeria

1998: Romania 2 - 1 England

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