The one element of private equity that feels under discussed is its almost always a race to see how much money can be stolen before the market corrects. You have a product people love and trust (Jersey Mike) and you exploit the love for it. People will eventually revolt but not before someone gets rich. The lie outpaces the discovery (hey the product is shit, used to love this) just fast enough. The brand gets wrecked, and the vampire squid moves on to its next host. Intentionally enshitifying things people love might as well be financial cancer.
With a TV call you can go long stretches where you let the visuals tell the story with no talking backing it up. That, obviously, doesn't work for radio.
Also, on radio the first rule is 'mention the score every 2 minutes' as people are popping in and out of the broadcast especially in their cars. That, obviously, doesn't happen on tv (there's a score bug for that).
Another issue is hearing an analysts say things like "as you can see here' or 'watch this' as they talk over replays. No good for radio.
This is just a couple of reasons why TV simulcasts always sound 'off' on radio and can be frustrating for the person listening.
Coming into the tournament the question was about defending and no doubt that was exposed tonight.
Possession at the highest level is still something the USMNT desperately need to improve upon. Sloppy mistakes and simple fundamentals at the highest level will be exposed.
Here we are.
For anyone new around here…
12 years ago we player Belgium in the Round of 16 & Chris Wondolowski missed a sitter to win in the 92nd and I haven’t stopped thinking about it…
We go on to lose in extra time.
We need revenge 🇺🇸🇧🇪
@AGretz It’s a good move on its own. Is there any chance another team wants Korczak & this is helping facilitate a bigger move where he is shipped right back out.