Amount of shits Geoff Cameron gives about the hostile and humid environment tomorrow: 0

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BY Noah Davis Posted
February 05, 2013
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SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras—Geoff Cameron is a relative newcomer to the United States national team, but he doesn't sound intimidated by the potential sell-out crowd.

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"We know tomorrow's a big game for them and for us as well. They are making it a national holiday. The crowd behind them; everything in their favor. If we go out there with the attitude that we have had these last couple of months, especially with how we've played at home, if we bring that attitude and that determination that we've had down here, I think we'll be alright,"

"It's Houston, man, I don't mind," Cameron said, jokingly lamenting the fact that he's lost his tan since transferring to Stoke. "I enjoy the humidity. I'm used to it."

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Posted by thenry712

Zasullia, Ukraine

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Posted on 2/5/13 at 7:59 pm to thenry712

Also, huge bullshite that the Honduran government makes tomorrow a national holiday in order to get people to go to the game.

1.) Maybe if your federation scheduled the game at night, people would be able to attend after getting off work, you know like the rest of the world.

2.) This is obviously a bit on the relatively trivial side of things. Maybe your country would be slightly less of a huge hyper-violent, impoverished shithole, if you encouraged your people to work on a normal Wednesday afternoon, instead of making a national holiday out of ONE qualifying match. This is how the first world works. We don't take off arbitrary days of the week to watch one sporting event.

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