@gaforrevibes Because it lacked real incentive to win, so lower intensity, minimal defensive physicality … it was a friendly. I’m sure they had a great time.
@usmntonly I hope he accepts. He’s baffled me for most of his time with the USMNT, but he’s already changed the team’s chemistry and personality. Four more years, please!
@BhattiLaib9960 Agree 100%. I thought a tip was a reward for good service, not an obligation because the business doesn’t pay adequate wages. When did that change?
@JorgeSunnyFL@ScottyGrays Maybe not, but he’d contribute whenever he did see the pitch. What he’s not doesn’t take away from what he’s been for Miami, even after Messi arrived. Still a kid with a really bright future.
Thanks for putting together this thread, @ScottyGrays !! ⚽️❤️
@realJeremyCarl Ridiculous comparison; far fewer broadcast platforms — viewing options — in 1992. I doubt Colbert is as popular and impactful as Carson, but this is not a valid argument.
@KonstantinKisin Two things can be true at once. Western Civilization has committed terrible atrocities AND contributed incredible improvements; I believe acknowledging the bad while celebrating the good is important to promote global unity and progress.
@PoojaMedia That’s incorrect; Messi has also won MLS and Ligue 1; he has won 13 league titles in his career to Ronaldo’s 8. And he’s won a World Cup and eight Balon D’Ors. Ronaldo is a great player; but he isn’t even close to Messi.
@acmilanchampo21@jason_isaia The old guard owners are fearful of overspending or just don’t want to spend. The rules are the same for everyone, but some owners refuse to play.
@acmilanchampo21@jason_isaia MLS hammered Inter Miami in 2022 for breaking salary rules; the team decided to learn the rules and figure out how to make them work. There are a few other teams with newer owners willing to dare to dream and willing to find ways to bring in impact players from overseas. (More)