@LeviManos@johnvarlas I’m aware but their season was only about 10 weeks and it’s primarily a youth development league. League One is still somewhat pro/semi pro. If the USL2 team takes the 901 name I’d love it as that is better than nothing.
This England Argentina game is already chippier than a bag of lays currently which is a joke the English cannot fathom because they use the wrong word for French fries and potato chips.
This makes sense with how they played now. They looked nervous because they realized they had pressure to win the game. No Balo = easy excuse for a loss. They hit their minimum expectation and thought that was good enough. Pathetic.
Folarin Balogun on Donald Trump’s intervention in getting his World Cup ban suspended on @CBSMornings: “I knew it was gonna cause a lot of controversy. I could almost see within my teammates a bit of nerves… I tried to just focus as best as I could, but it was difficult with a lot of outside noise”
@ldock93@901SoccerPod The rise of the European leagues for the women have been not good for the USWNT hegemony. Hopefully the USL Women’s league help fill the gaps of the NWLS
This is the worst take I’ve ever seen and we will never be good at soccer as a nation unless we get rid of the old bureaucrats in the US Soccer Federation.
Landing Mauricio Pochettino to lead the #USMNT was a triumph. Rehiring the coach who oversaw the most humiliating World Cup loss in program history would be indefensible. @FOXSoccer: https://t.co/8OXmtF20Xz
@EverythingRebs Europeans are not happy with it because they view cheating as part of the game, but this is no different than the Chris Davis kick return against Alabama. If the refs blew the play dead because he may have stepped out, did Auburn would have been robbed of a touchdown.
@theoldzealand In a flipped situation, if it was wrongfully blown dead in the middle of the Egyptian counter attack before the foul call was overturned and the ball given to Egypt over an Argentine free kick, the ruined chance would have been the narrative. It was right to let them play on.
Salah lost via good defending the ball before the Argentine defender stepped on him (incidental contact from Salah dribbling at the defender). Egypt’s removed goal was from them stepping on the opponent to win possession. The sequence of events matters.