What the hell is this guy talking about. They're different sports. Can derrick Henry dribble the ball for 30m? He'd probably fall over.
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Sort of like having a jock strap on. It’s fitting & very supportive.
LMAO - I was never a fan,but on occasion it is some what mandatory. I remember trying to Nuck the system once & never again.
Anyway there was somebody I knew in the stands for one of my first games umpiring & didn’t have a jock strap, but whitey tighties. It was one of the worst feelings adjusting a Cup & hoping it didn’t fall out as well. Don’t know how I got in that situation, but talk about being relieved after the game.
It’s just for fun by the anti soccer crowd,What the hell is this guy talking about. They're different sports. Can derrick Henry dribble the ball for 30m? He'd probably fall over.
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What the hell is this guy talking about. They're different sports. Can derrick Henry dribble the ball for 30m? He'd probably fall over.
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It’s just for fun by the anti soccer crowd,
I love many sports and have no need to shit on any of them.
I think it is the world wide popularity and the enormous scope of the World Cup and the sharing of the name football that brings on some of this
P.S Belgiums Lukaku is an inch taller @6’3 hits 22.6 mph both taller and faster than Henry 6’2” 21.8
but does give up some weight @ only 227
I don’t know if he could tackle him or not but he would catch him
Dynamic, game changing big plays are just lacking in soccer, imo.Not talking about the upper level players and how it has developed here but one of the main reasons soccer has caught on world wide is that you can play it practically anywhere as a kid. If you have a ball, you can start up a game. Now a days in the US it is still without a doubt the most participated in sport for young kids. But unfortunately, the opportunity to get really good is not available to most US youth. It’s still possible in the future though as it is still gaining popularity.
Baseball got a huge head start here and football in a lot of rural areas did as well. Basketball has come a long ways from being almost exclusively urban.
Still, US tastes are what they are and that makes for an uphill climb.
Then why are you in the soccer thread lol
In hinsight, perhaps a little Less attention on athleic supporters ... and
... a bit More attention on protective head-gear, may have been the better way-to-go.
But they do. Just drive around. Tell me how many soccer set ups you see for young kids, then look for baseball, football, or basketball. I drive by two fields every day here in Reno where they have at least six small soccer fields set up and packed with little kids playing soccer and a bunch of soccer moms.If all our young kids grew up with soccer as the main sport we would dominate it too.
Mmmmm….soccer moms!But they do. Just drive around. Tell me how many soccer set ups you see for young kids, then look for baseball, football, or basketball. I drive by two fields every day here in Reno where they have at least six small soccer fields set up and packed with little kids playing soccer and a bunch of soccer moms.
I think it’s great because of all the sports kids could be out playing, soccer is probably the best for them health wise.
But for whatever reason soccer in the US has always been a sport of the well to do kids, with a lot of fees and whatnot that gives it that "pay to play" type feel. ..
BingoIf we want to be a force in world soccer all it would take is affordable kids leagues.
Not much of a soccer fan... but now that the US Team is playing golf...
I'ma following this Haaland lad.... The guy is uncanny good, IMO
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