Road to FIFA Men’s World Cup 2026

Plenty of us citizens were sad and disappointed for US soccer team. I don't like cheaters - the team itself did not cheat, it was interfering by a high ranking government official - the highest one - that cheated or tried to influence outcome.

I had moved on, until someone accused the entirety of the US of endorsing the awful behavior. I voiced my displeasure. I Don't NEED A NEW Circle of friends.
 
To be super pedantic (because I am ;)), vikings sailed and/or rowed depending on the circumstances. But I do love this guy's commitment to his historiographical framework. :) But also the fan group rowing is pretty cool.:cool:
Hope I’m not the lone rower in a sea of England fans at the sports bar tomorrow

And to add to the pedantry, I would think the Vikings would need to row up rivers. :D

But then they also did a lot of pillaging in Britain, so I could be in trouble :eek:

I swear the Row is right up there with New Zealands’ All-blacks Haka
 
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I am happy for whoever wins between Norway and England tomorrow. I keep thinking about the runestone that was supposedly found in North America that suggests the Vikings were on the continent long before better known explorers. And of course Garrison Keillor's "translation": "Fourteen of us are down with the red plague. We are going back to the boats, but first, we are going to have lunch." That sounds so Minnesota to me.
 
I am happy for whoever wins between Norway and England tomorrow. I keep thinking about the runestone that was supposedly found in North America that suggests the Vikings were on the continent long before better known explorers. And of course Garrison Keillor's "translation": "Fourteen of us are down with the red plague. We are going back to the boats, but first, we are going to have lunch." That sounds so Minnesota to me.
Darn right. Remnants of proto-tater tots have been found in North American burial sites.
 
I expected better. When someone is as rich as these footballers are, there really is no excuse.
The thought has crossed my mind though.... since it's vanishingly unlikely Trump knew who Kane was and reached out to him... it was likely a diplomacy effort covertly organised by the British government (I am fully serious).
It's a tried and tested method with Trump - see Usyk, who's an absolute beacon of moral principles, sacrificing his dignity to sweaten him to the Ukrainian cause a few weeks ago.


There is no way to people s a far ss each other as Kane and Trump get to play golf without a backstory.
 
If England win this it's going to be highly controversial. A goal that should never have been allowed for them, Norway getting a goal disallowed... it would be a win without glory.
As if this World Cup hasn't had several controversial wins already. See Argentina at least twice.
 

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