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hey! i am american and that is what i say about boreball too!
i went to a mariners game one time, and jeez, talk about boring, it was quiet, except the ever once in a while something happened and i saw people reading BOOKS! no kidding!
A few stats. The largest sporting event in the world is the Olympic Games. The second largest is the World Cup. Third is the Superbowl. The first two are only held every four years. Enough said.
The US have to beat Ghana by more than 2 goals - which they should do... and wait for The Czech republic to beat Italy by a number of goals (which they should also do)
The US did well to draw with Italy
Argentina are looking very strong as are Germany and England... the sleep deprivation continues...
Far more people play soccer than play football or baseball. Baseball is even more boring than soccer, but at least something is going on at all times. You never see a fat guy play pro soccer and even in baseball some of them are kind of on the chunky side and if they had to run more than the bases would be out of breath.
Well, Australia made it through - and the entire city of Melbourne has stopped http://www.federationsquare.com.au/c...ccer_60871.JPG
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There was about 30,000 people (I was one of them - I didn't take that photo though) at Federation Square at 5am to watch the game...
It's not that boring once you get into it, although I could stand more scoring, or fewer players out on the field to make it more wide open (or both!).
What's getting to me about the World Cup is the so-called "officiating" as well as the number of dives taken by the players. Both are pretty bad. In the refs' defense, some are much better than others, but no team was exempt from the completely gratuitous dives.
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