From the AP: "The U.S. soccer team will play South American champion Brazil in an exhibition game Sept. 9 in Chicago, replacing a match against Mexico that was called off because of financial problems."
"The Americans had been scheduled to play Mexico at Azteca Stadium on Sept. 9 in a rematch of the Gold Cup final. The game was canceled because of what the U.S. Soccer Federation said were "contractual and financial considerations ."
WTF, My opinion is that we are just scared. When will U.S. soccer realize that matches such as these in hostile environments are so important to the experience of our national team and how well we will do in major competitions such as the World Cup. I can not believe we are so scared.
On the Brasil match, of course we will play Brasil in the US, most likely where not many first team Brasilans will even play. But if this game was scheduled to be played in Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro we would probably say that we had "contractual and financial considerations" to make. I mean, when doesn't a national soccer team have "contractual and financial considerations" to make?
Monday, August 13, 2007
U.S. to play Brazil Sept. 9, replacing match against Mexico. WE ARE SCARED!!!
Posted by For The Love of Sports at 8/13/2007
Labels: Azteca stadium, Brasil futbol, CONCACAF Gold Cup, Football, Mexico futbol, real football, Sao Paolo, Soccer, US soccer, USA Soccer, USA vs. Brazil, USMNT, World Cup 2010
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