A lot of NFL players could’ve been great soccer players…
But putting our NFL talent into our soccer team would probably not cause the United States dominate the World Cup.
The implication is that Americans have some otherworldly athletic traits the rest of the planet just doesn’t have.
The idea that ONLY America possesses the physical talents for NFL level success is absurd.
That doesn’t add up.
Firstly, the US population at the genetic level comes from the rest of the entire world.
And soccer organizations have brutal, global scale filtering for talent.
If elite NFL athleticism translated directly to elite soccer athleticism then that filter would’ve already found the guys that had NFL athletic traits in countries that don’t prioritize American football.
What’s way more likely is specific athletic outputs we see in NFL success just don’t transfer to soccer success the way Americans (who mostly grew up worshipping football and basketball as the athletic gold standard) assume they do.
This is my opinion coming from actually working across many different sports and the athletes within them.
Not from watching one or two of them on tv and playing JV football in high school.
Notice how difficult it is for USA 🇺🇸 players to handle any difficult ball and how easily and calmly Belgium handles them.
Anytime I’ve sent a player overseas coaches comment on lack of technical and tactical ability.
It’s never lack of physicality
🚨Jürgen Klopp coached Liverpool for eight seasons, and in his final season, he declared that he was exhausted and could not continue coaching, so he left Liverpool.
Guardiola also stated that he would not coach another club after Manchester City, as he no longer has the energy to start over with a new team, and he may retire from coaching altogether.
Sir Alex Ferguson built a historic team and made it reign over English football. He never declared that he was tired of coaching or had lost his passion. He remained consistent and continued to compete for titles until his last season, despite coaching Manchester United for a full 27 years.
Therefore, Sir Alex Ferguson remains the best coach in the history of the game, regardless of the achievements of other coaches. #MUFC
It is NOT a "both sides" issue.
No assassination attempts on Biden.
No assassination attempts on Kamala.
No assassination attempts on AOC.
No assassination attempts on any other prominent voice on the political left.
No violence from pro-Israeli crowds.
No arrests on the pro-Israeli side.
No calls for death or murder of those who oppose the pro-Israeli side.
Those who oppose gender ideology do not call for the death of those who disagree with them.
Those who oppose movements like BLM did not call for the death of those who took part in the BLM riots.
Social media is not flooded with videos from those on the right celebrating the deaths of those on the left or wishing harm upon them.
It is not a "both sides" issue.
You cry about unjust killings in foreign countries.
But at home you cheer the assassination of people you disagree with.
You are no different from the foreign killers. You just have different targets.
All your heart is filled with hate.
Let’s sack Amorim.
Then what? Which manager can make these players better?
- We have strikers who can’t score
- We have defenders who can’t defend
- We have midfielders who can’t keep the ball longer than 3 seconds
With this level of technicality, physicality, squad depth and such a weird mix of profiles, what can another manager do?
Adapt and scrape some wins? Push for 5th or 6th? We could probably do that, but is this what we really want?
At some point, we have to stick to a manager regardless of EVERYTHING.
Arsenal were a laughing stock with Arteta for 3 seasons. Liverpool the same with Klopp. But patience is vital.
If not Amorim, another manager should have the ‘luxury’ of having no pressure for 2-3 seasons until things get fixed.
Like it or not, it’s the only way. It’s painful but it’s the only way to wake up a sleeping giant.
The biggest scam in life is paying taxes on the money we make, paying taxes on money we spend, and taxes on things we own, that we already paid taxes on, with already taxed money.
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He called these deals an “enormous problem” that "shut down factories" and "devastated entire American cities."
Yet, after winning office, Obama swiftly reversed his stance, aggressively promoting lobbyist-crafted agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership—deals specifically designed to boost Wall Street profits.
Since 1997, America lost over 90,000 factories and 5 million manufacturing jobs, as Clinton, Bush, and Obama all backed trade deals that sent American jobs overseas.
President Trump is the first leader in decades to directly confront this bipartisan betrayal, renegotiating trade agreements to finally protect American workers—exactly what Democrats cheered Obama for promising back in 2008.
🚨NEW: Antonio Gracias (@AntonioGracias) breaks down what he and Elon Musk discovered about the way money currently flows in Government (MUST WATCH)
"The way the Government works a Department just asks for money from Treasury and they send it out. We all run businesses, there's a reconciliation process -- there's no reconciliation in the US Government -- that process is broken. Literally money is just flowing out.
I used to ask myself why the Government numbers were always wrong. You just hit the button in the computer and figure it out. The problem is that that button doesn't exist. Nobody knows where the money is flowing.
The Government has an Authorized Executive stamp a bill and then that bill just gets paid. The Department gets a budget authorized to it by Congress --> it goes to OMB --> OMB allocates a budget --> that Department then just sends a money request to Treasury to pay.
It's not reconciled against what happened. There's no Controller. The reason it cant pass audits is because you can't pass something you can't reconcile."