Bjerknes

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They read my question on the Fox Football Fon-In, and they barely answered it. The one guy suggested we play three at the back, but we cannot do that because it would either mean limiting Landy and Demps to more defensive roles or we use Pearce and Heydude as the wingers in a 5-man midfield.

Jesus, these guys don't know what they're talking about.
 

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Alcohol is ultra-controlled and bars, if they serve alcohol other than just beer, close at like 8 or 9 pm. Also beer can't be over 3 or 4% or some shit like that.

Plus it is extremely expensive.
All I remember is all the Circle K gas stations and the smut shops that were literally a half mile from the temple.
 
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    :cry:

    It's working now but I can't sign in. Is it something to do with PSN?
    No, I'm on right now.
    I think that the South Park episode summed it all up rather nicely
    :agree:
    All I remember is all the Circle K gas stations and the smut shops that were literally a half mile from the temple.
    :lol:
    What's this new Matt Damon movie coming out? I just saw the preview and it looks a lot like another Bourne installment.
    But it's not.
     

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    They read my question on the Fox Football Fon-In, and they barely answered it. The one guy suggested we play three at the back, but we cannot do that because it would either mean limiting Landy and Demps to more defensive roles or we use Pearce and Heydude as the wingers in a 5-man midfield.

    Jesus, these guys don't know what they're talking about.
    3 men at the back worked against Mexico in 2002.
     

    Bjerknes

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    3 men at the back worked against Mexico in 2002.
    Different team. That side had strength through the center, while this time our strength comes from the flanks and specifically on the counter with Landy and Dempsey. With three at the back they would have to do more defending and that's not what we need.

    I think that 2002 side had Lewis and Tony Sanneh on the flanks, both decent defensively, better than the other aforementioned pair.
     

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    Different team. That side had strength through the center, while this time our strength comes from the flanks and specifically on the counter with Landy and Dempsey. With three at the back they would have to do more defending and that's not what we need.

    I think that 2002 side had Lewis and Tony Sanneh on the flanks, both decent defensively, better than the other aforementioned pair.
    That was for the Germany match and during the Group stages. O'Brien played out right against Mexico.
     

    Bjerknes

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    That was for the Germany match and during the Group stages. O'Brien played out right against Mexico.
    I could have sworn he played out left for that game.

    Now you got me wondering.

    USA vs Mexico: Friedel, Berhalter, Sanneh, Pope, Mastroeni, O'Brien, Lewis, Reyna, Wolff, McBride, Donovan. Subs: Agoos, Beasley, Cherundolo, Jones, Keller, Llamosa, Mathis, Meola, Moore, Regis, Stewart.

    You sure we didn't play straight 4-4-2 with O'Brien left-back? I know he was deployed there before. Sanneh was out right, I know that. Whether he was RCB or RW in the 3-5-2 I don't recall.
     

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