Posted:
Mon Apr 04, 2005 9:51 pm
by The Canadian Red Army
the hype and the marketing, for someone to sit on the bench?
I would rather have a proven talent, like aimar, than someone who is a risk. We dont need anymore flops, we need someone who is established.
Posted:
Mon Apr 04, 2005 10:25 pm
by A.B.
He's older than it's said. Two years ago MLS stated that he was 15 and now they still say that he is 15 which makes no sense really, he's at least 17 possibly even 18 years old.
Posted:
Tue Apr 05, 2005 3:14 pm
by Judge
what has happened in south america, is happening in africa
so it comes as no surprise that the nations with no money churn out good footballers
it wont be long before african nations maybe dominating the world cups
wait n see
Posted:
Tue Apr 05, 2005 3:30 pm
by jeffiroquai
I agree with the comments regarding South America and Africa on the rise in terms of dominating on the international levels.
Here in the states, I think we would be much more competitive, due to money and top notch facilities, but the best atheletes in the country do not play the sport. All of the top notch atheletes play american football, baseball, and basketball. That is where the money is to be made, hence that is where their focus is.
In addition, from a young age, all of the major sports in the states focus on using your hands. That is why, i believe, the best players coming out of America are always keepers. Where as in other countries, European, South American, et al, kids are playing soccer at a young age and don't focus on other sports.
Enough of me spouting off.
Lets kick Juve's ****** today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!