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NobletStrength
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Soccer, Strength, and Speed
USA Katılım Ekim 2022
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@SMUFBOffense @KelvinLoyola If Super League was only about pro/rel then I would argue the correct position would have been to support it as long as they add pro/rel. Make it the top league of Europe and have a system to get promoted from domestic leagues into it.
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@SMUFBOffense @KelvinLoyola The primary reason people protested Super League wasn't about pro/rel. It was about the Super League essentially making the historic national leagues essentially a secondary competition that the majority of fans might no longer care.
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I have never met a TRUE soccer fan who really supports a team care about Pro/Rel. it’s literally an unwanted afterthought and is only important to the 3/4 clubs who are in danger.
It just exists in how I consume soccer. That’s it…
🇺🇸@starsnstripesfc
The funniest part of the Pro/Rel discourse on here is that I guarantee half of the people clamoring for it still wouldn’t watch if it was implemented. They would immediately find something else to complain about or say the quality is still subpar to the Premier League or their Real Madrid/Barca fandom. Let’s not pretend you’ll be tuning in to watch Austin FC vs New Mexico United. This is coming from someone who would like to see it happen eventually.
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@KelvinLoyola This is true. Most soccer fans don't have this ultra romantic view of pro/rel. They like it because they're familiar with it and they probably wish it didn't exist when their team is at risk of being relegated.
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The radical position would be it might become the most watched league in North and South America beating out Liga MX and Brasileirão.
Simon Evans@sgevans
@proudcascadian Within the next five years, MLS will be the most watched soccer league in the USA. And that's not even a radical prediction.
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@MaxBretosSports @Nicocantor1 I think people want him to be more of a soloist like an Mbappe and not just a team player in Spain. That's the difference, but it's also why I think Spain are now favorites to win the World Cup. They're the one team that's truly the sum of all its parts.
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@Nicocantor1 He was a major influence, completely opens the field for Spain, constantly winning 1 v 1's.
I think he has been great.
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It’s incredible how Spain will play the World Cup final without Lamine Yamal being the influence we all expected him to be.
It comes to show you that the team is greater than the individual. And Spain has grown into this tournament. And their best performance came against the tournament’s best team on paper.
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@BobVSoccer See, I think that's more real soccer purists which I'd put myself into because I genuinely watch even obscure leagues and random teams. Eurosnobs aren't actually big soccer fans. They're fans of being perceived as unique or special in sports fandom.
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@NobletStrength Which is weird because real “euro” snobs would love traveling and seeing low level clubs in other countries.
Americans won’t even see them here.
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Favi is out here spitting hard truths tonight.
Favian Renkel@FavianRenkel
If people really wanted Pro/Rel, every single U.S. Open Cup match would sell out. I love the Cup and we should save the cup, but let’s not lie to ourselves.
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This ad aired during halftime of France versus Spain semifinal World Cup match.
Tons of eyeballs saw this ad.
Major League Soccer@MLS
Thanks world, we’ll take it from here. 🌎 MLS returns July 16 on @AppleTV.
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@journalist_not @SoccerDadinCali Dude, I genuinely just want to watch soccer.
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@SoccerDadinCali @NobletStrength People that are "just interested in the sport" are people that have the mindset of a 12 year old, and are ignorant to governmental/business structure. Those that are interested in the business model are generally more mature, and have high off-the-field standards.
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Notice all their criticisms are never actually about soccer. It's never about soccer because that's not what they're actually interested in.
USMNT 🇺🇸 Truth@USMNTTruth
Them:… “you need to support our domestic leagues or it won’t grow…. shame on you for not liking it” Also them:
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@intrnetdaughter People can do that and honestly, it's not every state that has reports of this currently. I think this is just meme culture. I made a joke to a friend of mine about making sure to eat pizza and potato chips to be healthy.
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How do I know if I have regular diarrhea from Taco Bell or the explosive parasitic diarrhea from Taco Bell? 🌮 🔔
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This isn't the actual quote from Mourinho and the way it's framed here is incredibly dumb. Every top professional team has their players doing strength training for a reason. It works. Not doing it is stupid.
Mehedi Hassan@MHassanFootball
“A pianist doesn’t lift weights in the gym to practice playing the piano” Mourinho is the pioneer of the periodisation method of training in football. Ball-work from day 1.
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I'd prefer to keep the current system and think people are way too precious about a 1-hour time change twice a year. But Permanent DST >>>>>> Permanent Standard Time.
natesilver.net/p/save-dayligh…
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@lazydays1970 @JahangirAsgha10 Why even bring up MLS here? Like, are you weirdly obsessed with it? I don't randomly post about sports leagues I dislike. Why do you?
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@JahangirAsgha10 Keep the mls players off usmnt and we are good
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One of the funnier phenomena in sports is how quickly we catastrophize a loss:
“I’ll never watch again.”
“I hate this team.”
“They’re dead to me.”
I’m equally guilty.
Watching it happen on a national level is even more humorous. Ultimately, at the first sign of success or hope, we all get sucked right back in.
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@JahangirAsgha10 Ya, this is something I always find funny because athletes don't even do this when they played and lost. It's probably because they experience it more often and realize they have to move on. Yes, try to improve and correct mistakes, but never dwell on losses. Fans always do.
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Alot of soccer fans in the US seem to believe soccer defies everything we have learned in Sports Science and that it only applies to American sports. This is cope because they're afraid to find out someone might be able to figure soccer out better than them using sports science.
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@JaseOfBase513 Ya, but I prefer Argentinian soccer every single time.
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Reasons why I’m supporting #England over #Argentina. When 🇺🇸 tax dollars went to 🇬🇧 it was to support freedom. When my tax dollars went to 🇦🇷 it was to prop up the government of a libertarian moron.
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@IHateSoccerPod They exist in Europe too. Almost every relegated team sees a drop in attendance. I'm sure they see drop offs in other metrics too.
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Let’s be for real!
Does Europe have fair weather fans?
Proof promotion and relegation won’t work here. As soon as a team got all the way to the top, and then got relegated, people would lose interest.
Fair weather fans exist here
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