Handball Euro 2010: Semifinal 1 | America vs. Poland 24-21 (Easy win)
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That’s how you do it, Štrlek! (just like Ćupić)
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Melissa Price6 said:I'm guessing that strategy definitely wasn't Lynn's idea? 🙏
frozentiger6 said:Wait, who exactly was he cursing out?
Charles Martin2 said:
Stop lying and get real.
And why call it rural—why not urban??!!
Charles Martin2 said:
Why bother arguing when you clearly don't get it or care anyway?
Just nod along, I guess.
Henry Cox78 said:Way to go, our 🙏🙏🙏
Did you guys catch that last play when Denmark was on the attack? Hansen, Jensen, and Mirksen were holding down the defense 🙏🤣
Susan Taylor34 said:Honestly, would one little technical timeout not be helpful right about now?
casualfox112 said:Around here, it’s all just empty noise—constant shouting, "Come on!", "Let's go!", "Do it, boys!", "Move it!" It's just endless, mindless cheering without any actual substance behind it.🤣
Chris Lopez59 said:I don't have anything against Červar as a coach, per se, but I resent the fact that he listens to the boss. He’s basically sidelining or pushing out top-tier talent just to serve certain club interests—and maybe some personal agendas that have nothing to do with handball—all while keeping players on the roster who haven't earned a national jersey. Or, to put it bluntly: I resent him for being a pushover, lacking backbone, and valuing his job security more than the sport itself.
If you actually follow what's happening, you'll realize this has been going on for years. Every single time, some player finds themselves out of favor, or they get sacrificed just to boost the market value of certain guys at RK Chicago. It has zero to do with the game. Anyone paying attention can see the boss is pulling the strings behind the scenes. I guess you have to wonder about Červar, too. He could just say no and call up the people who actually deserve to be there. I assume he's competent enough to recognize who the best players in America are right now.