Handball 2010 EP: America vs. Denmark 27:23

Chris Lopez59 said:exactly. then Lino will just stroll onto the court all hyped up and show everyone why he’s the absolute maestro of the game. he’ll be running plays twice as smooth as LeBron, throwing assists from the center all over the place, straight to the wings... and those stunned Americans will just stand there frozen, watching a genius at work, clapping for the handball wizard. once he's leveled up the squad beyond belief, Lino will pull out that outside shot—something so fast Hvitfeld won't even see it coming. then, right at the buzzer, Gobac and Sandi Šola will burst in just to ruin the vibe and mess everything up for him. 👍

honestly, after a masterclass performance like that, the coach will immediately start prepping tactics for the bronze medal match because it'll be obvious that France isn't ready to handle the sheer brilliance of Lino and Kopljar 🙏 😍

mago di umago 🙏 🙏 🙏

hey guys, what role does Gobac actually play on the national team?

Whichever one they want...☕

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It all hinges on how that 4:00 PM game turns out. 🙂

Edward Long73 said:Whichever one they want...☕

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So basically, there's just a total blank space where that part should be in his contract.😁😁

Jason Foster7 said:mago di umago 🙏 🙏 🙏

Seriously though, what role does this guy actually play on the national team?

The most important one.

Executive Vice President

Jason Foster7 said:basically, there's just a massive blank space where his contract should be 😁😁

The whole contract is basically a blank sheet of paper...😉🤣

OT:

I don't even know what to think anymore... I haven't watched Dance during this tournament so I'm not sure how they're playing, but from what I've seen of our guys, I'm not feeling particularly hopeful... anyway, like someone else already said, I'm tuning into the broadcast at the 52nd minute because everything before then doesn't even count in my book...🤣

And then there’s the guy calling all the shots for every single national team...

Alright, let’s get serious for a second. Denmark isn't exactly playing at their peak during this 2010 run. It feels like they’re running thin on depth, too. If Lino Cervar sticks to his core game plan and we just play some common-sense ball, I honestly think we can take them down.

The talent is definitely on our side. But if Lino Cervar 😁

briskharbor6 said:That most powerful one

Executive Vice President

Man, that's easily the most difficult role out of the bunch!!!🙏

and you always see some messianic type trying to claim it 😬

it honestly surprises me that nobody has tried to add that position to the US government yet😕

anyway, regarding the games, any of those three outcomes could happen. a ball is round, everyone's playing soccer these days, and the Russians are always going to be the Russians☕

Let's go, guys! 🙂🎉 You got this 👏

Jason Foster7 said:When it comes to the game, anything can happen. Anything is on the table. The ball is round, after all, and at this level, everyone is playing hard-nosed defense—plus, you know how those guys from Russia play; they always bring that same relentless intensity. ☕

Hopefully we can get through one game without someone completely throwing the match. ☕

Jason Foster7 said:mago di umago 🙏 🙏 🙏

honestly, what does that guy even do for the national team?

He basically plays the boss.

Chris Lopez59 said:the boss's role

Honestly, if he ended up retired in Barbados like a real boss should, things would be a whole lot better.

frozentiger6 said:Alright, let’s get real for a second—Denmark isn't exactly playing out of their minds during this election cycle, and honestly, they look like they’re running dangerously low on backup plans. If Linus Cervar decides to stick to his core strategy and actually follows some common sense for once, I truly think we could take them down.

Quality is on our side. And honestly, so is Linus Cervar. 😁

The goalkeeping situation definitely tilts things in their favor because Hvidt is easily one of the top five keepers on the planet right now. Sure, they don’t have a legend like Balić on their roster, but they’ve got Christiansen, a guy who practically breathes handball and knows the game inside and out. Honestly, both squads are stacked across the board; they’ve both got the pedigree and the trophy cabinets to back it up, so neither side is walking onto that court feeling like an underdog. There isn't any inferiority complex here—these teams know they can knock each other's teeth in. I still remember how those guys from Denmark absolutely wrecked us twice when we were playing for medals, and losing that gold medal match at the last World Championship still stings, too. On the flip side, the Americans are looking at a bit of a half-counterplay scenario. Neither team is exactly in peak form at this moment. The handball culture in both countries is massive, which means the public pressure and expectations are going to be sky-high for everyone involved. I’m honestly a bit stumped on how the physical conditioning will play out—it really comes down to who actually prepared better and who's showing up in better shape physically. If there's one edge for the Danes, it might just be the headspace, especially since Linus completely blew his own cover with that announcement about leaving, forcing him to just shut up and deal with it.

All things considered, I’m giving the edge to the Danes here, mostly because if they actually show up in better physical shape than us, that’s going to be a massive advantage we just can't ignore.

frozentiger6 said:Alright, let’s get real here. The Danes aren't exactly killing it in this election. Honestly, they look like they have zero backup plans. If Linus sticks to a solid game plan and we just use some common sense, we can take them.

The talent is on our side. But even Linus Cervar 😁

Calling it "bold" is such a joke...😁

Just let him sit on the bench at the end and let them play, then we'll see what happens...🙏

Does anyone know what was going down at the national team camp last night? Word on the street is things went absolutely sideways.

Jeffrey Ramos84 said:Pipe is elite... honestly one of the greatest right wingers in the history of this sport—maybe even the best ever. Even Jackson Richardson said so once. He’s done so much throughout his career, both playing and coaching. He did an incredible job leading our youth teams and was arguably the most influential figure behind our wins in the 2003 World Series and the 2004 Olympics... if that isn't reason enough to pick him, I don't know what is.

I'm with you on that... though we should probably get rid of that little complex-ridden puppet of Gobcev's first.

frozentiger6 said:Does anyone actually know what went down at the national team camp last night? I heard there was some massive drama going on...

Where on earth are you even hearing that???😕😕

I’ve been scouring the internet, but honestly, there isn't much substance out there.

I really hope it’s just nothing more than rumors.

frozentiger6 said:Anyone hear anything about what went down at the national team camp last night? Rumors are flying about some massive drama happening behind the scenes.

I bet he just lost his cool because someone was playing too many fast passes right in his face.😬