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Hahahahahaha Senderos is in the game espn game description on the channel guide. "Philippe Senderos and Gokhan Inler anchor the Swiss returnees from a 1-0 upset of eventual-champion Spain in it's World Cup 2010 opener. Manchester Uniteds antonio valencia keys ecuador in it's third World Cup."

I really think 2D is the way to go. Once you get used to it, it's a fun way of playing and a much better representation of the game than any of the 3D cameras.

A draw favors England

Eventually he'll probably be brilliant. But this isn't even a link with villa. It's a throw away article that listed a bunch of sides

Ivory Coast really need to not sit back. Keep pushing

Can villa sign aurier? He's on a free...

What a wonderful goal

What a wonderful goal

You lost three games in overtime, right? Id say a win was realistic

England also has more heat issues. There's a difference between being fit and being used to the heat.

I don't know, I think of rooney could finish all this analysis would be different.

Jordan Henderson another on the list of "can't believe they were actually on the pitch"

Yep, regularly started and was brilliant for the prems second best club this year. How does that type of player get on the pitch?

England have some really exciting young players in great situations to properly develop

This is a fantastic match.

That's a penalty. No doubt.

50/50 at best. Gerrard was never getting that ball if he hadn't been hit. Not a pen for me.

Agreed, just a coming together. Neither player at fault and the ball was as good as out of play.

He stepped in front of him.

That's a penalty. No doubt.

50/50 at best. Gerrard was never getting that ball if he hadn't been hit. Not a pen for me.

That's not the rule though. I agree that should be the rule, but it's not.

That's a penalty. No doubt.

That's really brilliant for rooney

I feel bad for Ian Darke. Having to announce with 'Macca who says nothing of note.

I ref in the same state as mark Geiger... Does this make me big time?

Welbeck has been brilliant so far. Very unlucky there

I can't wait to watch England vs Italy. I really love England's squad this year, I hope they go far

It's not even, like, an appointment that has any promise. Pepe mel at least was interesting and had a chance of working. This is a moyes disciple who has a poor lower league record.

The USA may do all right: the players will be more used to the climate and travel distances than at least the Germans and Portuguese.

There's not an MLS player that hasn't experienced, say, Seattle on Saturday, D.C. on Thursday, and Chicago on Sunday.

I don't quite understand the travel thing. Are the european based players going to get on a plane between matches and totally forget how to play football?

This type of logic could also apply to homefield advantage as a whole.

For real? Wow.