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Cam Newton BELIEVES in the USMNT


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It feels weird being the underdogs as Americans, lol

this may sound weird, but that's one reason i've recently fell in love with soccer and the usmnt.  america wins at about everything else, with soccer we're pretty far behind the strong european and south american countries but the usmnt still gives it their all no matter who they play.  expect nothing less this time around. 

 

and cam was seriously awesome in that commercial

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GO GO USA

 

Edit: And for the doubters, this team has really come together in the send-off series. This is also the best USMNT of all time, even without Donovan. I really wouldn't put it past them to kick the elephant out of the room (Ghana), and with a Cristiano Ronaldo, Pepe, and Meireles not in great match form for Portugal after dealing with all kinds of injuries, who knows.

 

They have a chance to win 2 games. Germany, however, eat us and poo us out in 1 motion.

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