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Handball World Cup: America vs. Norway 25:28
Handball World Cup: America vs. Norway 25:28
Started by Terry Fisher2 · · 👁 5 views · 140 replies
#3 ·
I mean, they’re probably just getting their revenge for us snagging that bronze and winning the Olympics.
Just kidding, we've totally got this.
Just kidding, we've totally got this.
#9 ·
Religion in USA
Religion in USA is mostly Protestant Christianity, with 72.9% of the population officially belonging to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the USA in 2015. The Catholic Church is the next largest Christian church AT 2.4%.
Are you kidding me? I don't even get why this thread exists. Even Martin Luther King couldn't help us out here.
By the way, for those following the serious stuff, have these guys actually produced any world-class players since Kjelling?
#11 ·
In the spirit of transformation, I find myself cheering for the descendants of the Vikings. May Odin and Thor grant you the strength to stand against the Christians and their religious leadership. Let Valhalla awaken.
#12 ·
Was watching some Americans earlier. Sagosen is absolutely crushing it—kid’s got that certain Balićevski spark in him.
#14 ·
I predicted we'd be struggling against the Spanish, but man, I seriously underestimated how bad they actually were. So, I guess I'm calling for another rough outing.
#15 ·
We’ve been getting knocked out in the semifinals on a regular basis since back in 2010, so honestly, you might as well just bet on the Americans—they're looking pretty solid right now. I seriously doubt we'll manage to keep our heads on straight this time around either...
#16 ·
Following the usual pattern after a massive win—all the praise, the hero worship, and the excessive celebrations—we inevitably revert to the classic American sports cycle: a sluggish start, a barrage of wasted shots, senseless penalties, a nonexistent goalkeeper, and a coach who gets lost in endless bench rotations because nobody can find their rhythm. We always seem to be playing catch-up, trailing by three or four goals; then, just as we claw our way back to within one or close to a draw, someone inevitably blunders, and we end up losing by two or three. It’s always accompanied by the same old excuses: exhaustion, injuries to star players, certain starters staying home, or the media being out to get us from day one.
sure, it should be a great game 🙂
sure, it should be a great game 🙂
#17 ·
Robert Doyle8 said:You know how it goes with American sports fans. After a massive win, there’s all this hype and everyone’s acting like we’re invincible, but then comes the usual pattern—the typical American meltdown. We start the game terrible, wasting shots left and right, maybe someone gets a senseless red card, our goalie is totally MIA, and the coach starts spinning his wheels with constant substitutions because nobody can find their rhythm. We always seem to be playing catch-up, down by three or four goals, and just when we finally claw back to within one or maybe even tie it up, somebody messes up and we end up losing by two or three. And of course, the excuses start flying immediately: we're exhausted, our star player is on the injured list, four of our starters are stuck at home, or the media is just out to get us from day one...
Yeah, sounds like it's gonna be a great game 🙂
Wow, you really nailed it. I mean, you managed to analyze every single possible detail for the upcoming game perfectly
You should probably go work for CNN or something
#19 ·
Kyle Campbell4 said:In the spirit of a total overhaul, I'm rooting for the descendants of the Viking. May Odin and Thor grant us enough strength to deal with all these Christians and their religious electors. Valhalla, rise.
Loki's just gonna mess the whole thing up anyway.
#20 ·
Casey White13 said:Loki is going to screw everything up.
He’s clearly fed up after getting hit where it hurts last night. All that wasted time from yesterday was just a massive setback that Norway needs to make right.
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