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The Socceroos face four months of painful reflection before theyll get a chance to remedy their dismal World Cup qualifying performance against Thailand.Tuesday nights lacklustre 2-2 draw with Group B stragglers Thailand has left both the Australian squad and their hopes of making the cut for a fourth consecutive World Cup hurting.Having slipped out of the automatic qualifying spots into third place, the Socceroos next fixtures in March, against Iraq in neutral territory and the UAE in Sydney, take on a whole new level of importance.While qualification is still in their hands, any room for error has now gone.Ange Postecoglous national team entered Bangkok as red-hot favourites and departed with a weak 2-2 stalemate that threw up more questions than it did answers.Just as difficult as it was to miss the chance to top their group, left-back Brad Smith was dreading the long period of stewing over everything that should have gone differently.Its just disappointing that weve got to go into the four-month break now before the next game, Smith said.If you go into the break with a win its a lot better, but now weve got to think about it for four months.Not one of us really performed that well, and it showed.Giving the ball away a lot, it affects the team. Its very disappointing from every single player.Former Socceroos goalkeeper Mark Bosnich slammed Australias display at Rajamangala National Stadium as pathetic and the worst hes seen in Postecoglous three years at the helm.Defender Trent Sainsbury said the team didnt deserve to take a point, which they only managed courtesy of captain Mile Jedinaks two penalties.You can look at a whole bunch of things, make a whole bunch of excuses, but at the end of the day the Thais put up a good fight and we let ourselves down, Sainsbury said.Clearance Shoes . Brandon Morrow allowed five runs on six hits over three innings. He struck out two, walked one and hit a batter. Edwin Encarnacion had a two-out, bases loaded two-RBI double in the third inning. Fake Shoes . If ever they start actually putting pictures beside words in the dictionary, the Blue Jays left-handers mug will appear beside “Consistency. https://www.fakeshoeswholesale.com/ . 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Good luck, cracked cornerback Aqib Talib.The Broncos were still in awe of Tevin Coleman on Tuesday, 48 hours after the Falcons backup running back with breakaway speed torched them for 132 yards on four catches in Atlantas not-as-close-as-it-sounds 23-16 win in Denver.The Broncos usually defiant defense shut down Julio Jones a week after his 300-yard game against Carolina but got burned by Atlantas tailback tandem of Coleman and Devonta Freeman. They accounted for 119 yards rushing and 167 yards receiving.We just had a tough day on Sunday, pass rusher Von Miller said. Every team doesnt have a Devonta Freeman and a Coleman. Its just not something thats going to happen week in and week out. That was one day out of the month, one game.We lost a game last year about this time to the Colts, and we lost another game right after that and we were able to rally. How we finished the season, thats all history. Its how you bounce back from it that defines what type of team you are.The Broncos (4-1) face a tough challenge in rebounding from their first loss since Dec. 20 when they visit the San Diego Chargers (1-4) Thursday night.They have:-a short work week,-a head coach whos on the couch ,-and a quarterback quandary to navigate.Special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis is running the team this week with Gary Kubiak heeding doctors orders to take a week off after heading to the hospital in an ambulance with a migraine after Sundays game.We miss him around here, Kubes our leader, Talib said. But we understand that he needs to get some rest. He needs to get healthy, man. Were grown men, we know our jobs. And we still know how to do our job whether hes here or not.The pressure falls on DeCamillis to try to extend Denvers record-breaking 15-game divisional road wiinning streak, and its the 51-year-old son-in-law of former NFL coach Dan Reeves who also gets to make the call on who to start at quarterback.ddddddddddddDeCamillis will confer with doctors, trainers, players and GM John Elway before naming Trevor Siemian or Paxton Lynch his starter shortly before kickoff Thursday.Yeah, Im expecting to play, said Siemian, who is 4-0 as a starter but missed last weekends game with a sprained left shoulder.Lynch fell flat in his first NFL start through a combination of nerves, bad footwork and poor protection, especially from tackle Ty Sambrailo, who allowed three sacks before being benched.Tight end Virgil Green and right tackle Donald Stephenson have both missed the last three games with a pulled left calf and both expect to return to action against San Diego.Without them, the Broncos ground game has sputtered, and that allowed the Falcons to put too much pressure on Lynch.Left tackle Russell Okung said the Falcons hit us in the mouth up front ... and with a young quarterback out there weve got a margin of error so small. But, he added, I trust this group. I know well bounce back. I know what we have the potential to be and we can be the best in the league.Coaches are resisting the temptation to reach out to Kubiak this week.Im not calling him, offensive coordinator Rick Dennison said. I went over and saw him that night and he started talking about the game and I told him, `Just rest. Just relax. Get better.Game notesIt was another hat day for the Broncos at practice, where Siemian was the only one wearing shoulder pads at the start. ... Dennison said hell stay in the coaching box on game day and not join DeCamillis on the sideline.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and AP NFL Twitter feed: www.twitter.com/AP-NFL---Follow AP Pro Football Writer Arnie Melendrez Stapleton on Twitter: http://twitter.com/arniestapleton ' ' '