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What’s the Italian word for Schadenfreude?

While we feel sorry for Charlie Davies, David Beckham, Michael Ballack, Michael Essien and every other player missing the World Cup through injury, it’s going to be hard to muster much sympathy for New Jersey-born striker Giuseppe Rossi, who turned his back on American soccer only to see his World Cup dreams extinguished on Tuesday.

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