@muheediva01 It all depends on the industry but in engineering being 100% remote hurts those new to the industry. I was 100% in office till Covid then remote for a while and now hybrid and I think hybrid is the best for all. Many things just flow better in person
@MrSF_Griffin@Tjaxwahoo4@Jwiesel13 Europe is producing high level nba players faster than America is producing high level soccer players. D1 bball programs are importing European players at a crazy rate look what illinois did. UCLA is offering a 12 mil NIL deal to a Serbian kid. All soccer nations lol
@Rickduck12@Jon_Finkel What happened is those kids subconsciously didn’t see a future in the sport so it became boring and they quit. They moved on to a new dream. If they were good scouts would have seen them well before middle school and it would be a different story.
@TheFCBanter@blixberrie What makes you think Europes best “athletes” are funneled into soccer? Many play other sports like rugby, basketball, hockey, tennis, handball is huge in Europe same with waterpolo. Europe just develops soccer players better….
@___MAXPOWER___@realtundeyoung Many of the European and Russian hockey players openly talk about their love for soccer and have played it at some point growing up. All come from soccer countries and still dominate in hockey. Many euro nations produce high level athletes across multiple sports not just soccer
@Boris417197813@bmore_sports8@Gilbino_81@RJSprouse@mathyu_junior@CallumCFC_ football is a natural instinct sport. The ball skills needed in football are pretty low compared to soccer. There are a good amount of nfl players who didn’t start playing till late middle school or even high school. By that age soccer players are under pro academies
@NobletStrength The top speeds of soccer players in the World Cup are just as fast and faster than the fastest nfl players. A few clocked in at 23 mph and many at 22 which would make them top 1% of nfl players. And they do this multiple times in games consistently.
@DrizzyDraught@NFG_Co Overall nba and nfl careers are pretty short. Avg is 5 years for the nba and 3 for the NFL. Avg soccer career is 12 players go pro at 18 and retire around 34, and more opportunities across multiple countries and continents.
@Underwood_szn@savanah2j Outside of team USA men’s basketball the world has caught up even then NBA hasn’t had a US MVP this decade, half of the top MLB players are foreign. NHL has had 1 US born MVP the past 10 years. The world has caught up, many didn’t have the resources due to many factors
@HedgeDirty 5 years old to develop the touch and a feel for the game. My son at started at 5 and he showed massive improvement with his touch after 1 spring season. It’s silly to think a 5 year old can improve handwriting but not improve their foot touch. Takes patience.
@OliTN99@MCDC_SUPERFAN@ACumbow@Clapped_Dre Many if not all D1 soccer programs offer full rides to good players. Many of these smaller countries don’t have school programs due to a lack of money….its all club play for only the best.
@Spock0@NobletStrength Yeah but those dudes still have a naturally big/thicker body from a young age. If the dad is 6 foot 220+ and stocky good chance that kid ends up the same. When I played football at a younger age we knew who played what position based on size lol
@Spock0@NobletStrength Save it man. I’m a sports fan and I’ve played football and basketball. The body types are just not made for soccer. To think a SEC linebacker COULD have been 40-50 pounds lighter and be cat like on his feet and have a gentle clutch is just cope. Power vs elegance
@mattsb4life@DanWetzel I agree to a point, typically the elite players are found between 8-14. Look at all the top soccer nations majority of those players have played under a pro umbrella well before 14. Not many late bloomers in soccer. Bball is just as expensive at a high lvl.