World Cup

[ness]

Or, let them use their hands, and allow tackling and blocking.

[Flysmallie]

Or, let them use their hands, and allow tackling and blocking.

I'd vote for that!

[stlfisher]

I think they call that rugby:)

[ness]

This has been floating around for a while, but if you haven't seen it it's definitely worth a look:

[stlfisher]

nice...I hadn't seen that. Thanks for sharing.

[stlfisher]

Germany put the beatdown on Brazil 7-1. Remarkable considering brazil hasn't lost an international game on home turf since 1975!

[BATCAB27]

Remarkable isn't an adjective I'd use to describe any soccer game. I've decided to boycott Sportscenter until the World Cup and Lebron's "decision 2014" is over.

[Quillback]

Wow, 5 goals in the first 28 minutes. I felt a little sorry for the boys from Brazil, it must suck to be spanked that bad at home and there were such high expectations for that team.

You're right about that Lebron crap.

[REDSOXWSCHAMP]

Remarkable isn't an adjective I'd use to describe any soccer game. I've decided to boycott Sportscenter until the World Cup and Lebron's "decision 2014" is over.

X2

[stlfisher]

Remarkable isn't an adjective I'd use to describe any soccer game. I've decided to boycott Sportscenter until the World Cup and Lebron's "decision 2014" is over.

You don't have to be a fan of a sport to appreciate the rarity of an outcome like this, but to dismiss the significance of it is just silly.

It will be discussed, analyzed, and compared for decades to come.

Brazil doesn't lose on home soil. last time was 1975...that is almost 40 years. To lose 7-1 in a world cup semifinal as the host country (will all the advantages you have) will certainly go down as the worst defeat in World Cup history. It is the definition of remarkable.