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American, but I’m not crying if they lose…… TLDR : treated much better than the Olympics but ultimately viewed the same way |
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The league has grown leaps and bounds by every metric. And honestly lets not even talk about leagues but teams...there are what 4 or 5 clubs in the whole world who do not operate under the constant threat of a bigger fish coming in and buying out their talent. And it may be less than that. I am a fan of Borussia Dortmund easily a top 25 money club in the world and we are constantly getting poached. From our *rival* no less. MLS is creating great players who sometimes get to move on to bigger and better things. That is really really good for US soccer...hell Tyler Adams started in an MLS academy got his chance to do the next thing and completely bossed England around the other day. It is all working as it should. |
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Like...ya thats sort of what I was saying. SKC has consistently sold out and done well for over a decade...KC even went as far as to land to be host of World Cup games. And hey, you don't have to give a shit...thats fine but you might be in a bubble. Unless you think they are doing all of this without....men in their 30s?? It is fine if these venn diagram circles do not intersect with yours but you seem to be confused about it all and I am not sure why. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fiigb5oW...jpg&name=large |
I'll never understand why people WANT the sports they watch or the things they enjoy to be crazy popular. More people usually means that thing will get ruined, because people ruin things.
Or why they would care if "nobody watches" some sport they don't watch. Nothing says "peaked in high school" like thinking a sport's popularity says something about yourself. |
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