Sunderland fans may have found the sight of Jozy Altidore scoring two goals as the USA beat Nigeria in a World Cup warm-up game somewhat startling, but Arsène Wenger will not have been surprised.
Arsenal’s manager is famously “not a big fan of international football”. Indeed Wenger is downright sniffy about it. “When you think of international football, you think that it’s a level up,” he says. “But 99% it’s a level down. That’s why I prefer club football.”
Altidore seems to prove his point. After scoring only one Premier League goal in 30 appearances for Sunderland last season he has suddenly morphed into the defender-terrorising striker Jürgen Klinsmann, the USA coach, is pinning his hopes on in the “group of death” that also features Germany, Portugal and Ghana.
Described as a poor man’s Emile Heskey
Surprisingly lightweight when it comes to bullying rival defenders
He was too often dominated both on the ground and aerially
these english are amazing. it's like hope is already at an all-time low with their country so they try to drag other people down with them


they're not even trying to be subtle with their trolling these days, I can respect that
surprise for them though, the only people who will bite are like 50 soccer nerds on twitter.
