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(diff showing an example of the disputed quote) First up, no vandalism has occurred, this is a content dispute only. Comments made in an argumentative tone and accusations of sockpuppetry do not help to resolve it. I don't think the quote would be such an issue if the rest of the article was fuller, but when Berhalter's international career is summed up in three lines it comes across as undue weight. That an athlete shows confidence in the run up to a major tournament is not surprising, the key is the context in which such a quote is used. As the article stands now, the reader is not given any information about Berhalter's role at the 2006 World Cup other than stating that he was an addition to the squad. Appending the quote to this gives the impression that it was one of the defining moments of his career. As Berhalter was a substitute in all three games, and did not take to the field at any point in the tournament, this is clearly not the case. Perhaps it could be referenced in a sentence such as ""Berhalter expressed confidence in the ability of the USA team in run up to the tournament,Czechs and balances: US foe able, aching, The Boston Globe, June 12, 2006 but was an unused substitute in all three group games. The USA was eliminated after finishing bottom of Group D with one draw and two defeats."" though this involves a certain amount of word juggling to get the quote to fit.  "