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<blockquote data-quote="Crispy Critter" data-source="post: 228788" data-attributes="member: 1474">This has been the most exciting World Cup that I can remember, lots more goal scoring and offensive play.The US and Mexico have been bitter rivals over the past decade. Mexico used to dominate them in our region, but the tide has slowly turned. The Mexicans back four have never been known for their speed. The U.S exploited them by allowing the Mexicans to push forward into the U.S half and then taking possession and counter-attacking. The U.S. speed up front and on the flanks has carried them so far in Asia.The Germans are another animal all together. Their mid-field works tirelessly and their back-line, as always, is strong on the ball and in the air. Klose, their leading scorer, is brilliant in the air. The only chance the U.S has is to plug up the middle and make life miserable for the German mid-field. Klose needs help in order to score goals. With the German distributors bottled-up, Klose will have a hard time being dangerous.The U.S. needs to continue what got them to this point. They've got to use their speed on the outside to create dangerous counter-attacking situations. Just one American's opinion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crispy Critter, post: 228788, member: 1474"] This has been the most exciting World Cup that I can remember, lots more goal scoring and offensive play. The US and Mexico have been bitter rivals over the past decade. Mexico used to dominate them in our region, but the tide has slowly turned. The Mexicans back four have never been known for their speed. The U.S exploited them by allowing the Mexicans to push forward into the U.S half and then taking possession and counter-attacking. The U.S. speed up front and on the flanks has carried them so far in Asia. The Germans are another animal all together. Their mid-field works tirelessly and their back-line, as always, is strong on the ball and in the air. Klose, their leading scorer, is brilliant in the air. The only chance the U.S has is to plug up the middle and make life miserable for the German mid-field. Klose needs help in order to score goals. With the German distributors bottled-up, Klose will have a hard time being dangerous. The U.S. needs to continue what got them to this point. They've got to use their speed on the outside to create dangerous counter-attacking situations. Just one American's opinion. [/QUOTE]

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