Cheering and exchanging high fives in the teeming pedestrian intersection, an estimated one million enthusiastic soccer fans reportedly crowded into a confetti-strewn Times Square Monday to celebrate as the United States unveiled its preliminary roster for this summers World Cup tournament. Woo! Team USA, lets do this! said local man Brett Fahey, whose voice reportedly could barely be heard above the clamor of his fellow die-hard supporters of the U.S. mens national soccer team as they filled the bustling outdoor tourist hub well past capacity. Man, I sure hope Omar Gonzalez makes the final cut, dont you? He and [Michael] Parkhurst are two of the best defenders in the MLS, no question! At press time, an outburst of pent-up anger over Team USAs heartbreaking 3-2 loss to Brazil in the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup had caused the celebration to turn violent, forcing the New York Police Department to deploy nearly 1,000 fully armed SWAT officers in a futile attempt to quell the swarm of zealous, soccer-loving fans. 