Handball Euros: Bronze Medal Match - America vs. Spain (31-27)

hey, kid!!! 😁

I honestly don't get how people can't see what's happening here—our guys are basically playing games with the Spaniards, especially when it comes to messing with those kids in the stands... as soon as a Spaniard even gets close, everyone up there starts foaming at the mouth, so our team is clearly doing this on purpose to stir the pot.😬

Balić is playing one hell of a game today!

I mean, how could you possibly screw this up?

Hey, Mirkoooooooo 😁😁

Drew Edwards8 said:It was just Smajlagic right there next to him, too.

Fine. I agree. One guy actually knows handball, while the other is just a motivator. 😁
That’s my take on it. 😁

The Spaniards just got totally wrecked, kind of like how Americans go up against Mexicans ☕

pssssst 😁 let’s just hold off on any wild assumptions for now, okay?

Gregory Ramos3 said:The Spaniards are falling apart, much like Americans fighting Mexicans☕

...don't rush it, please..😁

Henry Rodriguez5 said:pssssst 😁 let's not jump to any wild conclusions just yet, okay?

Man, what happened to all that negativity you were spewing earlier? Seriously, 🙂 come on now!

And this one’s in the red too...

🤣🤣 Man, Ninčević just had me rolling 🤣🤣

Lisa Ward52 said:Alright, I’m with you there. One guy’s basically a walking encyclopedia for the sport, and the other is just pure hype and motivation. 😁
That’s just how I see it. 😁

The thing is, they had to stick together because they were total opposites—but honestly? They balanced each other out perfectly.

Balić 🙏

Just a little more effort needed ☕

Way to go, Kopljar 🙏 🙏

Drew Edwards8 said:The two of them had to stick together—they were total opposites, but they balanced each other out perfectly.

On paper? Sure. In reality? Not a chance...

Chernov’s ego simply wouldn't allow Pipe to take any of the credit...

It's that classic ego move—he's the sole hero when things go right, but suddenly everyone else is at fault the second things fall apart...

rowdyowl said:Do I really want these amateurs—who are rooting against thirty-somethings who haven't accomplished a single thing in twelve years—to go out there and embarrass our entire nation by actually winning a medal?

No thanks, VIVA SPAIN!!!

When any national team or even just a single athlete from a country of only 4 or 5 million people manages to pull home a medal... honestly, we should be tipping our hats to them...