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2010 World Handball Championship: USA vs. Denmark (27-23)

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Participants Henry Doyle82David Taylor13Maria Andersonfrozentiger6Aboldhound8Melissa Price6wiredseal7Ethan Brown2Arthur Martinez7Charles Williams58shadowgardener10Henry Cox78placidfalcon4Adam Collins4Gregory Ramos3Jason Campbell70Joseph Clark37Chris Lopez59rapidbison42Ronald White61Chloe Palmer2Scott Collins30Terry Rodriguez41 …
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active Member
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#41 ·
People from the South have completely taken over American sports, and honestly, small-town towns like Lubuski are the most athletic places on the planet 🙏 go to sleep, you'll be better off...
Ronald White61 Ronald White61 Newcomer
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#42 ·
frozentiger6 said:does anyone know how you'd say "I'll screw you right in the mouth, I'm gonna screw you, in the mouth" in French? 😁

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTFhh3Ea5kE
this is how they sound over in the North America... 😂😂
Chloe Palmer2 Chloe Palmer2 Regular
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joined May 2009
#43 ·
rapidbison42 said:Here is Wilbek's statement:

Ulrik Wilbek admitted his team didn't stand a chance: "The Americans were better than any team we've faced. I have to hand it to them; their tactics were brilliant, and they put incredible pressure on our defense. They had an amazing goalie in Alilović, who even shut down our wing shots, which is something almost nobody else can pull off. A truly stellar performance. The US has such talented players on the perimeter, whereas we just don't have that same depth of scorers. It was definitely a well-deserved win for the Americans, and my congratulations to them."

An amateur, instead of blaming the refs or bad luck... ☕ 😁
Scott Collins30 Scott Collins30 Newcomer
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#44 ·
I think we should just pit Lina against Mamić and see what happens. That would be one hell of a show at the Open...

Btw, props to the cowboy. Maybe that was our best game of the Olympics in Athens, or maybe we just haven't played this well since then...🙏🙏
Melissa Price6 Melissa Price6 Active Member
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#45 ·
boldhound8 said:Come on, Kruška, pick someone who actually gives a damn.😁
You're so worked up you've quoted my post twice just to ask two different questions.🤣

You’re sitting here obsessing over who’s an outsider, who’s against Červar, who isn't—it's all noise. You care about everything except the actual game. I don't deal in this nonsense; I only care about the handball. None of the backstage drama matters to me. Honestly, maybe spend your energy on the people jumping at every single thing you say. It's just not my interest.😁

You missed the sarcasm regarding the outsiders... plenty of others didn't. 🤦
If you're still lost, read the joke here:

The play matters only as much as the objective. And the objective is winning.

Brilliant play means nothing without results—just look at that 5th place finish at the World Championships. Sometimes you just have to build momentum.
Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active Member
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#46 ·
rapidbison42 said:Here is the statement from Wilbek:

Ulrik Wilbek admitted his squad simply didn't stand a chance: "The Americans were better than any other team we've faced. I have to hand it to them; they played a tactically brilliant game and put immense pressure on our defense. They had an incredible goalkeeper in Alilović, who even shut down our shots from the wing—something very few players can manage. A truly stellar performance. The US has such talented players in the backcourt, whereas we lack that specific type of scoring depth. It was undoubtedly a well-earned victory for the Americans, and my congratulations go to them."

🙏 🙏 🙏

I don't find this assessment of our play to be entirely without merit, 😁 Ex 😁
Terry Rodriguez41 Terry Rodriguez41 Active Member
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#47 ·
boldhound8 said:Come on, Kruška, try quoting someone who actually gives a damn here.😁
I guess you're just so worked up that you ended up quoting my entire post twice just to ask two different questions.🤣

It seems like you're more interested in playing detective—trying to figure out who's an outsider, who’s against Červar, and who isn't—rather than actually watching the game. Honestly, I don't really care about all that drama; I'm just here for the handball. I have zero interest in the backstage politics or the side stories. Maybe you should spend your energy on those folks who jump at every single bit of bait you throw out there, because, frankly, none of that matters to me.😁

👍
Maria Anderson Maria Anderson Active Member
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#48 ·
Ronald White61 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTFhh3Ea5kE
this is how they're talking in the North America 😂😂

I'm seeing this for the very first time, and honestly, it's just hilarious. image

Jacob played an absolutely stellar game.
Thomas Roberts2 Thomas Roberts2 Newcomer
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#49 ·
Show some respect to the great Lino, you heathens. 😬

Hail to the King.
Melissa Price6 Melissa Price6 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#50 ·
rapidbison42 said:Here is Wilbek's statement:

Ulrik Wilbek admitted his squad stood no chance: "The Americans were better than any team we've faced. Credit to them; their tactics were flawless and they put immense pressure on our defense. They had an incredible goalkeeper in Alilović, who even shut down our wing shots—something rarely seen. A truly stellar performance. The US has such depth in their backcourt, whereas we lack players of that caliber capable of scoring. A well-deserved win for the Americans; congratulations to them."

Ma Wilbek clearly doesn't know anything about handball. Why is he praising the American team when boldhound8 already said they played poorly?
And boldhound8 thinks he's such an expert!
Charles Williams58 Charles Williams58 Member
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#51 ·
Let me wrap this up...

Kudos to the players, Červar, Šol, the doctors (for basically patching everyone back together), the fans—honestly, everyone!
Everyone played their part in these wins. You can argue about Červar all you want, but he’s the one doing the job...
Same goes for the medical staff, and the fans who actually trek across the country just to cheer them on.
The coaching staff too.
And obviously, the players... they get the biggest shoutout because they're the ones out there grinding!

But at the end of the day, it’s all come together—sometimes it's incredibly focused and sharp, and other times it's a total circus or a complete meltdown. That’s our national team, and that’s exactly why we love them! They feed us with nothing but pure heart and raw emotion!
One player even suggested that journalists should stop calling them "The Hellraisers" and just call them "Cowboys," because they’re exactly who they are... independent and unique!

You guys are gonna agree with me, I know it. 😁
Gregory Ramos3 Gregory Ramos3 Active Member
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#52 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:LV was absolutely killing it 🙏

I guess it's just valjda DV 🤷
Ronald White61 Ronald White61 Newcomer
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#53 ·
Charles Williams58 said:So, let me wrap this all up...

Huge props to the players and Červar, Šol, the medical staff (for basically stitching our guys back together), the fans, seriously everyone!
Everyone plays a part in these massive wins for American handball. Whether you love or hate Červar, he’s the man for the job right now...
And you've got the doctors, plus the die-hard fans who drive hundreds of miles just to cheer them on.
The coaching staff too.
And obviously the players... they deserve the biggest shoutout because they're the ones out there actually doing the work!

But at the end of the day, it’s all come together—sometimes with insane, laser-focused precision, and other times it’s just a total circus and a complete mess. But that’s our national team, and that’s exactly why we love them! They feed us with nothing but pure heart and raw passion!
One of the players even suggested that journalists should stop calling them the "Hellraisers" and just call them "cowboys" instead, because they’re just so unapologetically themselves... totally unique!

You guys gotta agree with me on this, I know it 😁

👍👍😁
boldhound8 boldhound8 Regular
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#54 ·
placidfalcon4 said:Look, we just don't agree on playing without a damn clue, that's all. End of story. Or hey, fine, if you want to do it this way. If we’re going to kick off every major tournament with five brainless, directionless wins, then whatever. I'm cool with it.🤷

Not gonna waste my breath typing this all out again, so here’s my previous post.
Quote:
I can't even begin to process this nonsense. Seriously, what are we even doing here? It’s absolute chaos and nobody seems to have a clue what's actually going on. I'm sitting here staring at this mess, and honestly, my blood is starting to boil. It's just one ridiculous thing after another! kaže:
Look, let's call it like it is. It was a total robbery that we ended up with our fifth loss in Germany, and it would be just as much of a joke if we somehow stumbled our way into the semifinals playing like absolute garbage. We aren't moving an inch unless we actually beat Denmark. Period.
boldhound8 said:The points are stacking up, and everyone’s got their eyes glued to those medals...
Just my two cents...Alright, look—it's simple. Good, bad, deserved, or undeserved. That’s the whole damn thing. People forget things way too fast, and honestly, none of it matters. You think anyone in European handball is sitting around crying because Americans got screwed over in Canada? Or that they give a damn that we ended up 5th in Germany after one loss? Give me a break. Forget all that crap.🙂

Look, I’m not saying I’m exaggerating here... it would be totally undeserved if we moved on. Meanwhile, everyone's busy trashing Iceland, even though they managed to scrape by against Mexico and Austria despite giving up three goals in literally forty seconds. And don't even get me started on Poland—they barely survived a tie against Canada and they're struggling just to stay afloat against the Czech Republic today. Then you look at France, who barely held off the Canadians before limping through a draw against the Spaniards. Every single one of these teams deserves their spot. It's just us that doesn't. You guys are seriously overreacting, for real.🙂
🙂

Look, what I was trying to say in that last post is that I am sick to death of everyone acting like Červar is some kind of god, just as much as I’m sick of people worshiping him like he did a few days ago. Honestly, I’m just over it. It pisses me off how every single thread on this board turns into a massive debate about Linolad, where we just sit here splitting ourselves into "Linoljupac" fans and everyone else, bickering day and night. Can we just stop the drama and actually talk about the game for once?🙂
I’m just over here talking about handball, and then you’ve got all these random losers trying to label me part of some "anti-Lino group" or calling me some outsider who just doesn't get what real success looks like. Give me a break.🤣🤣
Maria Anderson Maria Anderson Active Member
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#55 ·
Gregory Ramos3 said:It's probably just some standard stuff, like what you'd see at a local high school game. 🤷

He was actually referring to Ljilja Vokić. image
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#56 ·
Chris Lopez59 said:we survived 🙂

Let’s be real—between the 10th and 50th minute, our defense was absolute rock solid. We didn't give those Danes an inch without making them work for every single point, and honestly, the offense was smart, efficient, and played with actual purpose. All things considered, it was some high-level handball—easily the best I've seen from our guys during this tournament...

But man, those last 10 minutes? Denmark really started pulling ahead. Our defensive focus just evaporated, though we managed to scrape by somehow. 😉

The main issue was that by the end, we were basically running on fumes. The players were completely spent—just totally exhausted out there...

The goal is secured, sure, but if we had actually handled Iceland, everything would have been a lot smoother. Now, it's all about finding the energy to regroup and seeing if we can actually pull off a medal.

Well, there's still plenty of time to recover—we've got almost a day and a half...

And nobody walked away with any serious injuries, so you can't complain about that...

Playing a 6-0 defense is brutal; it drains you like nothing else. It's hardly surprising they hit a wall at the end...
rapidbison42 rapidbison42 Active Member
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#57 ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:🙏 🙏 🙏

I don't think this description of our game is totally devoid of merit 😁 Ex 😁

Let it go.
Wilbek is a great coach who has consistently shut us down at major tournaments.
To his regret—which he’s frankly admitted—there just isn't enough talent available right now to challenge the US national team.
It was almost painful watching those two kids at the World Championships and the Olympics banging their heads against Gojunov's defense.
We even messed up our wing play in that 6-0 setup because we didn't even need to cluster in the middle thanks to those two.
Honestly, they're nowhere near our level right now, and certainly not on par with Iceland.
Besides, I said the same thing when I started this thread:

👍 😁
rapidbison42 rapidbison42 Active Member
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#58 ·
Melissa Price6 said:Ma Wilbek clearly doesn't know a thing about handball. Why is he bragging about the American national team's performance when boldhound8 already pointed out how poorly they played?
And apparently, boldhound8 is the only expert around here!

You're about as interesting as watching paint dry. ☕
John Gray84 John Gray84 Newcomer
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#59 ·
Scott Collins30 said:Honestly, I think we should just pit Lina against Mamić and see what happens—it would be absolute chaos if they faced off at an open tournament!

😬

man, even a master orator wouldn't be able to get a word in edgewise, it would be literal 🤣
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 Regular
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#60 ·
Ethan Baker43 said:He was actually referring to Ljilja Vokić. image

I read about Ljilja Vokić... which would at least make some sense 🙏

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