Before my son started playing soccer, I never really got into it. I had a lot of friends who played in school and who’s love of the game was pretty powerful. Still, I was raised on football and that’s where my attention was kept. Now though, I have a new found appreciation and love for the sport. The World Cup stage is exciting, drawing in people from all over the world -like the Olympics- but I feel like this brings out the more competitive spirit that lies inside us all. Although a lot of Americans hail from other nations, or feel strong ties to them from our ancestry we all come together when the red, white, and blue waves from the flag pole.
Team USA takes the field tonight in Brazil for their opening group match against Ghana in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. My little ones and I are excited to watch and stand proudly untied with the rest of the USA Men’s Soccer team fans! This game is crucial for Team USA and we will be cheering our hearts out! Then we can look forward to the rest of their games during World Cup, because they will win tonight! The kid’s can stay up a bit for the game but I’ll have to promise to DVR the rest – darn those bedtimes ๐
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Krissy
June 19, 2014 at 9:20 pmI never got into soccer either – we were a baseball/basketball family. But 2 of my 3 play soccer, so I’ve learned to love it. =) It’s quite interesting actually, and hard work!