What does Iran's level of play have to do with the US finishing last in the Copa America?
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Originally posted by Sherwin View PostIt was thier B team USA already qualified for the confederation cup. They had no reason to bring in their A team. What if a key player got seriously injured in this tournament? USA had nothing to gain by bringing in their A team, so they brought in the B team to give some of the younger players a chance. It will actually benefit USA in the long run becasue this will add depth and experience to the bench. There is nothing wrong with that it's a brilliant move. By the way I woudn't laugh too much can you honestly tell me Iran could of done any better?
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Originally posted by Heyman View PostPersianMadrid: 2 best nations, I was referring to the politics, sorry about the misunderstanding...........I enjoyed that match though as I thought it was wide open and festive environment.
Sherwin: There are plenty of good teams in CONCACAF apart from mexico/usa.
Honduras, Costa Rica, Trinidad, (even Jamaica in their day) are some of the sides who have given impressive displays on the world stage. I think if the tournament was expanded to 4 groups of 4 like the European Cup and held every 4 yrs, it would certainly add more prestige, would it not?
Venezuela for sure has one of the best environments to play, after all they have a social government that is growing in power for the countries needs rather than capitalistic profiting.The Worker-communist Party of Iran (WPI)
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Argentina and Paraguay are playing right now... probably the 2 teams who will meet in the final.The Worker-communist Party of Iran (WPI)
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Final standings at the end of the group stage:
http://soccerway.com/international/w...007-venezuela/
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Originally posted by persiangodfather View Postso 3 teams go to the next round?
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Originally posted by milad View Postwhy should they bring their a team? because its COPA america which is way better than GOLD CUP. b team should be used for some friendly games or really easy tournaments. i dont even like how brazil sent b team to copa america. brazil only sends its a team to world cup and sometimes wcq and conf cup. i dont like how these teams use b teams in such competitions.
You see by bringing in the B team and letting them play top teams it will add a lot of depth to your bench. The WCQ is grueling what if one of your guys get's injured, or what if he picks up two yellow cards and woudn't be elligable for the next game? Well at least now you can GO TO YOUR BENCH and at least hang in there.
I think that is why USA sent in their B team.
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I don't think injuries have anything to do with the B teams being sent, mainly because it's not likely they will get injured, and if they do... so what? The worst case scenario would be a broken leg, and that's highly unlikely, plus there aren't any major competitions for a long while which would even give aplayer with a broken leg time to get back to form. And plus it's the Copa America, which is perfect practise for a NT squad to train and win a prize worth risking injury for.
I don't know, or frankly care about the US squad, but i do know Ronaldinho and Kaka were rested for their clubs and are specifically taking time off to train and rest for the next season with Milan and Barca.The Worker-communist Party of Iran (WPI)
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Originally posted by PersianMadrid7 View PostI don't think injuries have anything to do with the B teams being sent, mainly because it's not likely they will get injured, and if they do... so what? The worst case scenario would be a broken leg, and that's highly unlikely, plus there aren't any major competitions for a long while which would even give aplayer with a broken leg time to get back to form. And plus it's the Copa America, which is perfect practise for a NT squad to train and win a prize worth risking injury for.
I don't know, or frankly care about the US squad, but i do know Ronaldinho and Kaka were rested for their clubs and are specifically taking time off to train and rest for the next season with Milan and Barca.
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Originally posted by Sherwin View PostTell you the truth even with their A team it would of been a tall task for USA to qualify. Not that USA is bad but this is perhaps the toughest group. You have four good team sin that group Argentina, Paraguay, Columbia, and US. When the weakest team for USA is Columbia you know that is a tough grouop. Compare that to Venezuela, Bolivia Peru and the other team I forget. You see there is also a difference man and quite frankly if you erace USA and insert in Iran I don't think we would of done any better with our full squad.The Worker-communist Party of Iran (WPI)
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