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The USA 'made England respect them' by forcing The Three Lions 'into their shell,' insists former American international Herculez Gomez... but the ESPN pundit claims fans 'should feel they deserved more' against Wales

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    The USA 'made England respect them' by forcing The Three Lions 'into their shell,' insists former American international Herculez Gomez... but the ESPN pundit claims fans 'should feel they deserved more' against Wales

    Usually, the U.S. is the best in every sport, it seems. Except, for soccer. I guess they held their own against England.

    World Cup: The USA 'made England respect them,' claims ex-American forward Herculez Gomez | Daily Mail Online
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk
    The USA impressed against the Three Lions and arguably had the better chances and former US international claimed his team had earned respect of one fof the tournament favorites.
    Tags: usa soccer team
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    Originally posted by jboldeniv View Post
    Usually, the U.S. is the best in every sport, it seems. Except, for soccer. I guess they held their own against England.
    Wales let their guard down like they did in the friendly match.

    And they ****ed around and found out
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      Originally posted by jasondreamweaver View Post

      Wales let their guard down like they did in the friendly match.

      And they ****ed around and found out
      Yep.
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