Patrick was like air to me, I’ve needed him every day of my life. Losing him has broken my heart.
I’ll love him fiercely, until we meet again.
🍀💚 @ Ship Bottom, New Jersey https://t.co/dZVSTMZ1To
Absolutely not, it takes more than athletic ability to dominate, you take our best athletes & put them in the favelas or European infrastructure from 4 years old we would be able to compete & look like we belong, dominate is a bit far fetched.
Americans saying “if only our bigger, stronger, better athletes played we’d win!!!”
Meanwhile the 5’7 150lb Argentine maestro can be launched in the air by his teammates 😂
Americans using “Belgium should want the USA at full strength” as the excuse for Balogun playing is hilarious.
The arrogance is insane. The U.S. has never won a major international trophy outside CONCACAF, yet somehow we’re supposed to believe Belgium is sitting there terrified of them? Please.
This isn’t about Belgium being scared. It’s about FIFA applying the rules consistently. Stop acting like the world is begging to avoid the USMNT. That main character syndrome is exactly why people laugh.
We lost because (Belgium is a better team) we weren’t a united front as fans. We are supposed to be the United States of America not the divided states of America.
Breaking: Folarin Balogun will be available to play the USMNT’s round of 16 match against Belgium with his one-game red-card ban suspended. Story with @AdamCrafton_@TheAthleticFC https://t.co/Lu93UeIBAF
Let's begin with the clip that gets requested the most. By far. Eddie in Queens wants to discuss a bunt from 1961 with Mike. Instead, Mike robs this poor man of his soul.
Brian Windhorst with one of the coldest mic drops while defending LeBrons’ Legacy:
“All the teams he’s played with he’s delivered a ring. All the places he’s played will retire his jersey. So how’s that for a Legacy? What do you want?”
- @WindhorstESPN