Mexico ZZZZZZZZZZZZZero - Angola ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZero
I thought I would be open-minded and give metric football another chance. On Friday afternoon I had a chance to take in the second half of the Mexico - Angola game. Maybe I'm not, as Dov Bear (who is writing endlessly about soccer, probably because he can't deal with the good news that has been coming out of Washington) might say, intellectual enough to appreciate a sloppy scoreless tie, but I found the game even more boring than I anticipated.
What really killed me was that Angola was actively seeking only a tie and when they acheived it acted as if they had just won the Super Bowl. You call that a sport?
I thought I would be open-minded and give metric football another chance. On Friday afternoon I had a chance to take in the second half of the Mexico - Angola game. Maybe I'm not, as Dov Bear (who is writing endlessly about soccer, probably because he can't deal with the good news that has been coming out of Washington) might say, intellectual enough to appreciate a sloppy scoreless tie, but I found the game even more boring than I anticipated.
What really killed me was that Angola was actively seeking only a tie and when they acheived it acted as if they had just won the Super Bowl. You call that a sport?
3 Comments:
At 3:23 PM, DovBear said…
Angola v. Mexico was your introduction to soccer? That's a mistake. It's a matchup as bad as Devil Rays v. the KC Royals. I'd never watch Angola v. Mexico
Now US vs Italy which I saw thanks to the magic of TiVo was an edge of the seat awsome game, It had everything. Violence. Red cards. Scoring chances. An Own Goal. And four years of American hard work was at stake.
At 3:24 PM, DovBear said…
with the good news that has been coming out of Washington
What good news? Did Bush resign?
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