Considering that I brought a leftover mini-load of alcohol back with me after FITES, no.

Just be sober and be 21. Please.

Who do you have up there, mana? I haven't been in the loop as of late.

Bumping for a few more tryouts.

This NED-CRC game needs a goal. Holland is way too happy to sit back and pass the ball between defenders.

The team I was planning on joining wound up not being able to secure an IM roster, which is unfortunate but that's life.

If anyone needs a medic for IM/Main hit me up. I'm also willing to back-up/ring for a team in need as well.

Klaas is now in session, folks.

Pretty good aim as a scout. I like him more as a medic, but he's IM capable either way. I've known him for a long time (since the old Wu-Tang Financial days). He's a sweetheart.

Cutie pie. Good guy and decent player as well. IM quality.

Klinsmann is German-American. Klinsmann and Jogi are dear friends under similar pressures to qualify.

If that game ends 0-0 there will be HOWLING from Portugal and Ghana.

I think he has the deathmatching ability to hang around the middle of IM. He's also talking more than he used to. I am not sure if he has the tactical nous of an IM scout - but there's certainly something to work with in terms of potential.

Pugs are pugs, but he's done a good job at not getting run the fuck over by some pretty talented players in most of the in-houses that I've seen him in.

I'd like to try out. I've added you.

The Croatian midfield is no joke.

England is in rough shape right now. I think they might go crashing out if they don't get a point off of Italy.

Belgium can make a nice little run this WC. I don't see them falling before the semifinals. They have a young and dangerous little team.

USA is kind of drawing dead here. If they can sneak 2nd - which is VERY possible - they'll likely draw a R16 fixture against Belgium - who are a nightmare of a matchup.

This is the first time ever where a rival league - in this case, CEVO - actually threatens their entire TF2 operation. ESEA didn't have to change when there was no pressure to do so.

You're not wrong in stating that there is no precedent. I think what people are suggesting is that we are working under new conditions now - and that those conditions will spur structural change.