Soccer Discussion

I still am.

 

I mean it’s still a possibility. I just feel a bit better about it now

 

Bye Arjen Robben. How someone can make a career out of dribbling down the right hand line and then cut left to the center of the box and then shoot and score is amazing. Dude was fast, too.

But one of the biggest floppers in the game.

EDIT: Haha:

 

He Should also be remembered for blowing the 2010 World Cup.

 

That title game was a horrible game all around.

 

he absolutely refused to use his right foot. Seems like defense could have figured it out once in awhile. Yes unstoppable playing square up. Give him his right.

 

Then he runs to the baseline and kicks a cross after sucking the defense down and gets an assist.

 

Everybody knew. Didn’t matter. Milan has a guy that’s the same way. Suso. Still manages to get his left foot free a lot of the time and he’s not anywhere close to Robben

 

Good grief.

 

Rapinoe can take a long walk off a short pier for all I care. Loudmouth.

 

Waah. That is all I hear.

 

We have a better source? Or even some video? The N.Y. Post is basically The Sun Light.

 

She doesn’t care.

 

In a couple of days, nobody else will either, for another 4 years

 

So I read another piece, and hardly got the the impression that she was “furious”, more disappointed.

And it’s not that hard to believe that CONCACAF was incompetent enough to not look up dates, which is in fact ridiculous. And that’s what she said, disappointing and ridiculous, actually.

 

Ok.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/united-...046/nwslespn-reach-deal-to-air-14-games-in-19

 

CONCACAF President said it was a “clerical error.”

I agree with her. It also seems pretty early in the day for a World Cup Final, even one in France.

 

Great. Nor do I care about a mickey mouse world tournament with about 5 competent teams. It's like the FIFA Club World Cup, but worse. I can't wait to not hear about the US women's team for another 4 years.

Rapinoe can get bent.

 

Oh my. ESPN2 and ESPNews. Some day they may catch up to professional bowling and make it to ESPN