Brazil vs Colombia

jruiz

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Playing soccer tonight in sun life stadium...if the field gets torn up how do you think it influences tomorrow's outcome?
 
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Thank Christ. I thought this was a thread about the futbol game. Thta's about as *** as a Harry Potter thread in here, or a pro Golden thread. :)
 
Drove pass sls and ill tell you this much lot of hot chicks at those games i mean 1000s of them. Almost pulled over and tailgated with them but remembered im married.
 
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We can't get SLS this full.
 
Drove pass sls and ill tell you this much lot of hot chicks at those games i mean 1000s of them. Almost pulled over and tailgated with them but remembered im married.

My condolences on giving up on yourself.
 
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Its not getting torn up.

You do realize it's a soccer game, right? Really sucks for the Dolphins. Oh well. SLS sucks.
Yeah I do realize that and if it doesn't get torn up for football it's not getn torn up for that. It was raining hard when Manchester United played Liverpool a little while ago and it was fine.

Being someone who has worked in sports and has friends that work the field at SLS and Marlins park I can assure you the grass takes a beating. The Miami Dolphins are going to be ****ed, then again, they are the ones who did this. Hopefully no one gets hurt.
 
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It's not different than when canes play before the Fish at home. They are not wearing track spikes. Football players put way more beating on that field. Way bigger and more dependent on leverage
 
It's not different than when canes play before the Fish at home. They are not wearing track spikes. Football players put way more beating on that field. Way bigger and more dependent on leverage

Lol whatever, dude. Let's just hope no one gets hurt because of the field (ala Craig Cooper) because if someone does **** is going to hit the fan. This soccer game was poorly scheduled.
 
Great free kick by Neymar to avoid a scoreless draw. But disappointing that the double yellow left Columbia shorthanded for virtually the entire second half. It looked like either side could prevail up until that point.

James Rodriguez was not nearly as impressive as I expected, following the World Cup stardom. He should have soared in confidence and raised his game. Too bad he didn't remain on the pitch when Falcao made his long anticipated return.

David Luis looks so clumsy out there, more like an American soccer player than Brazilian. But he can be surprisingly effective, in fact nearly scoring on a long free kick when it was still scoreless.

Brazil's central defense was noticeably improved from the World Cup, and obviously compared to the Germany debacle.

Good mixture of red and yellow in the stands but the crowd was heavily pro-Columbia. Attendance was 73,000+.
 
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