whatever happened to the super eagles and the indomitable lions in soccer...anyone?
404370
The Super Eagles are in the mountains for a change of feathers (Necessary for new heights).\n\nThe Lions broke a claw and went to the caves for rehab.
1155611
Of course they were like every other loosing team was. That's why soccer sucks, the refereeing is so subjected and most of the player are frustrated want to be actors, acting like 6 year old girls on the field. What a worthless sport.
1153511
Not at all, but Croatia played yesterday not very smart against The socceroos. but maybe next world cup....\n\nAnd the European championships.
1178968
They weren't good enough -- and still aren't.\n\nI'm sure they've already booked their flight back home, right after the third game. Seriously.
196332
Business is business - best move ever for Souths but theyre still many years from a premiership. They just have to actually make a profit.Good on 'em I say.GO THE TIGERS THOUGH!!!
1112626
I WAS excited.....until we got knocked out in the last match on sunday...  I went last year and in 2003  we had so much fun!\nGOOD LUCK!!!
971605
I caught a few games when they were in the IHL.  Too bad the IHL folded. \n\n_
762829
I do indeed care about American soccer.  Not only the MLS, but also potential national team players currently in leagues overseas.  I was disappointed this year with team USA at the World Cup, although the result against Italy (eventual, though iffy, champions) is definitely a bright spot in a dim event for the Yanks.  I'm a big supporter of the MetroStars/Red Bull NY, and can't wait for Red Bull Park to open... I think some of the new soccer specific stadiums are great.  I also think that, though it was the preseason for the european club, the MLS All-Stars' 1-0 win against Chelsea is a huge result for the progress of American soccer.
846885
I can't see the point of it.A manager is only as good as his players.He had some of the best players in the world leading up to 2003 world cup.Who he wants back, are the likes of Jonno (Martin Johnson),Billy Whiz(Jason Robinson),Jason Leonard,and Lally(Laurence Dalaglio)to name but a few.Once they all started leaving,it all started to go wrong. England also has a massive injury list.Hopefully Lally, will be fit again soon,though I somehow fear that Wilko's international career is over.
450959
They are arrogant cockneys mate. You will never change that. Cocky as hell when they are winning, cry like babies when they lose. They cant mix it with Europe's elite though, can they? What did TV say about Rooney, I saw what happened but couldnt hear anything - how serious is it?
475523
yes in 1994 what a sad day for Italy I will always remember my dissapointment Roberto Baggio. . .the man of men in soccer let us al ldown and Romario and Brazil went home with the Gold Trophy. . .Great Game though
486032
Certainly they aren't the best ever. But they did reah 2 European Cup Finals, in 1967 and 1970. Winning against Inter in Lisbon and losing to Feyernoord in Milan. \n\nThey have many great players and older fans will surely recall one from the Lisbon Lions but my personal favourite was Kenny Dalgish, he had this slick movement about him. \nNext would be Henrik Larrson, the guy scores goals for fun.
578690
I don't think they can qualify now - they didn't win anything domestically, and they didn't win today.  So I think they are out for 2007. Pity!
516398
not as good as the eagles..hehe
989171
They are on holiday now and will then later go back to their clubs. The team will come back to Australia for the Asian Cup qualifier against Kuwait on the 16th of August.\n\nNot all players will be here, with some expected to retire or decline to come due to club committments.
438752
yeah mate, i reckon it will stay this way for a while until the big wigs can think up another bloody team. Maybe one from Ethiopia? Jks. seeya
306660
Although the Salvadorian national side is not what it used to be. There is hope that changes taking place within upper management at the Salvadorian Football federation (FESFUT), will provide help to re-establishing El Salvador as one of the best in CONCACAF. El Salvador has been in a downward spiral since the late 90's. And is currently going through one of its longest periods without winning a game. \nAlthough many put it down to gready and corrupte officails in FESFUT. The truth is that the players along with many of the supporters have lost faith. Although much of the blame can go to FESFUT, its also the players themselves who fail to give 110% for there team. \nWith the recent appointments of new technical staff and the re-positioning of coachs in all divisions. El Salvador seems to be on the right track. Hopefully these recent changes continue and FESFUT strighten up there act. \n\nWith a little bit of devine intervention, El Salvador could possibly be an outside chance to sneak into one of the 4 spots avalible to CONCACAF, and that would see them going to there third ever, World Cup, and there first in 25 years.