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Rey Regicide
Post #137
Wednesday May 25, 2016 1:25pm
Or more importantly, not where did he learn how to do it, that's fine, but where and when was it encouraged, or did you go rogue and just decide you were going to express yourself?
Do you remember Cameron's back heel to Bradley against Belgium in overtime? at close to the halfway line?
Do you remember Cameron's back heel to Bradley against Belgium in overtime? at close to the halfway line?
Rey Regicide
Post #138
Wednesday May 25, 2016 1:52pm
https://youtu.be/6y6OSri4RIU?t=8640
I remember thinking "this mofo understands the game"
He drove into traffic to attract two dudes
he left bradley to make his preferred run forward, unguarded now because of his kamikaze run
no time to stop and turn and pitch it to the guy behind you
he backheels (more like rolls) lol
like seriously, was i the only one who was HAH!
I remember thinking "this mofo understands the game"
He drove into traffic to attract two dudes
he left bradley to make his preferred run forward, unguarded now because of his kamikaze run
no time to stop and turn and pitch it to the guy behind you
he backheels (more like rolls) lol
like seriously, was i the only one who was HAH!
Rey Regicide
Post #139
Wednesday May 25, 2016 1:56pm
whoops that was dempsey lol
Mojofc
Post #140
Friday June 3, 2016 12:38am
So we finally have a real journalist write an article again regarding a new suit (training compensation) against MLS:
http://criminaldefenseattorneyhouston.com/201...
Crazy all of our MLS journalists, I mean soccer journalists ignore these suits.
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Now Sunil potentially in the middle of the Infantino storm of the day:
http://www.insideworldfootball.com/2016/05/31...
http://criminaldefenseattorneyhouston.com/201...
Crazy all of our MLS journalists, I mean soccer journalists ignore these suits.
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Now Sunil potentially in the middle of the Infantino storm of the day:
http://www.insideworldfootball.com/2016/05/31...
Rain, rain, go away Come again another day - USMNT, MUFC
stone88
Post #141
Monday June 20, 2016 4:48pm
MSantoine
Post #142
Monday June 20, 2016 4:58pm
Stuff like that is why lots of Americans hate soccer
stone88
Post #143
Monday June 20, 2016 5:09pm
Original post from MSantoine
Stuff like that is why lots of Americans hate soccer
Stuff like that is why lots of Americans hate soccer
Yup!
Mojofc
Post #144
Thursday September 15, 2016 9:19pm
https://mobile.twitter.com/travismclark/statu...
Garber upset MLS isn't compensated when a youth product goes overseas.
Absolutely priceless.
Also mentions owners upset their investment in youth isn't paying off, wants assurances it will in the long term. Alternative is to not have youth investment?
What a league.
Garber upset MLS isn't compensated when a youth product goes overseas.
Absolutely priceless.
Also mentions owners upset their investment in youth isn't paying off, wants assurances it will in the long term. Alternative is to not have youth investment?
What a league.
Rain, rain, go away Come again another day - USMNT, MUFC
blaise213
Post #145
Friday September 16, 2016 7:06am
Canada wants their own league !
chris_thebassplayer
San Jose
San Jose
Post #146
Friday September 16, 2016 6:37pm
We should have Trey Parker and Matt Stone line that up for them...
MSantoine
Post #147
Friday September 16, 2016 8:18pm
Kidding aside shouldnt Canada want their own league? Every country has its own league. Even the tiny carribean island nations have on. I know the geogrpahy makes it tough but you'd think they could do Vancouver, Edmonton, maybe Calgary and Winnipeg, and then 8 or so teams in the east (Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, Ottawa, some others?) Maybe include Buffalo and Detroit if MLS shuts them out. Isnt that the best way for Canada as a nation to grow the sport. Is it realistic? Probably not. But that should be their pie in the sky Canada Football 2030 goal.
dolcem
Post #148
Friday September 16, 2016 8:48pm
Original post from MSantoine
Kidding aside shouldnt Canada want their own league? Every country has its own league. Even the tiny carribean island nations have on. I know the geogrpahy makes it tough but you'd think they could do Vancouver, Edmonton, maybe Calgary and Winnipeg, and then 8 or so teams in the east (Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, Ottawa, some others?) Maybe include Buffalo and Detroit if MLS shuts them out. Isnt that the best way for Canada as a nation to grow the sport. Is it realistic? Probably not. But that should be their pie in the sky Canada Football 2030 goal.
Kidding aside shouldnt Canada want their own league? Every country has its own league. Even the tiny carribean island nations have on. I know the geogrpahy makes it tough but you'd think they could do Vancouver, Edmonton, maybe Calgary and Winnipeg, and then 8 or so teams in the east (Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, Ottawa, some others?) Maybe include Buffalo and Detroit if MLS shuts them out. Isnt that the best way for Canada as a nation to grow the sport. Is it realistic? Probably not. But that should be their pie in the sky Canada Football 2030 goal.
No, they shouldn't. They need their players playing in the best league possible, and the MLS is much preferable to a watered down Canadian league. One of the reasons for Scotland's decline is that they have a really mediocre league that drags down all of their young talent. The best Scottish players are the ones that make it to the Premier League as young as possible. The longer they stay in Scotland, the less their chances are of becoming a quality player.
GET A CLUB TEAM
snipes87
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Post #149
Friday September 16, 2016 10:37pm
MLS is not trending upwards like it was 4-5 years ago. And it won't as long as Garber is in charge.
If you don't love it, leave it, USA #1
tylercocinas
Post #150
Friday September 16, 2016 11:11pm
Original post from snipes87
MLS is not trending upwards like it was 4-5 years ago. And it won't as long as Garber is in charge.
MLS is not trending upwards like it was 4-5 years ago. And it won't as long as Garber is in charge.
Could you clarify this statement a bit? I only ask because Garber was in charge 4-5 years ago when MLS was in your estimation, "trending upward." So how will it not trend upward under his stewardship when you yourself asserted that it was doing just that in 2011-12?
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More time on the ball is the key. There are several ways to accomplish that. You can go the pick-up route like much of latin-america. Or you can go the practice route of say an Ajax academy. Developing sound practices that are aimed at getting each kid time on the ball and learning.
It's so easy to point out when watching the USMNT. Watch those who have almost all of their training and development here in the USA and almost all of them are so deficient in with their first touch,
Dude Geoff Cameron... I want some reporter to ask him "where did you learn to comb the ball over like that"
Where did he learn how to play? We need to bottle that.