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[life snatcher]

now i will be the first to say.
what about them pates losing to the Buffalo BILLS
really by a field goal.
My favorite team Eagles 1-2 losing to the falcons and the giants. can't stand Kafka
My NY team Jets losing to the raider 34-24 disapointing
Lions and the Bills ar 3-0. SURPRISING! yes.
who would win vs the Bills and the Lions
Who will make it to the superbowl
things like that is why i made this thread. And i cant stand talking to my friends when they wont agree with me because i say the pates suck losing to the bills
ncaa sports count to
nba...
not much to say but that mad players are going to join china teams because of the lockdown
And not much to say about ncaa basketball because it hasn't started yet

anyway, this is the thread to jot anything about sports down

[Nilan]

Tendulkar is the best batsman in the world and Murali is the greatest bowler of all time.

[silversurfer092]

Tendulkar is the best batsman in the world and Murali is the greatest bowler of all time.

Get your cricket bullshit out of here.

And i cant stand talking to my friends when they wont agree with me because i say the pates suck losing to the bills

Yeah, I hate people who don't agree with me. They're the worst! I especially hate it when they don't agree with me over something I'm wrong about! Pats don't suck, you tard. Brady had an off-quarter, giving up 4 picks, more than he did all last year. Other than that, you can't say the Pats suck with Brady at the helm. He's the best QB in the game right now and for anyone to say him or the Pats suck are stupid.

[DamagingRob]

Yeah, I'm not a big fan of the Pats by any stretch of the imagination, but they're still an elite team. I'll take Tom Brady over Jay Cutler any day of the week.

[life snatcher]

Yeah, I'm not a big fan of the Pats by any stretch of the imagination, but they're still an elite team. I'll take Tom Brady over Jay Cutler any day of the week.

where did you get the bears from?

[silversurfer092]

where did you get the bears from?

We're Bears fans.

[DamagingRob]

^This. But that's just an example. There aren't too many QBs that'd be a better choice than Tom Brady.

[silversurfer092]

^This. But that's just an example. There aren't too many QBs that'd be a better choice than Tom Brady.

There is one and he's injured.

[DamagingRob]

There is one and he's injured.

Heh. Yeah, it's a shame what happened to him.

[life snatcher]

Heh. Yeah, it's a shame what happened to him.

first of all, bears are terrible sorry to say that but they are.
Peyton manning makes the colts if that is who your talking about
Not alot of qbs' are better than tom brady say so my self. And i hate the pates

[Darkender]

Tom Brady is a great QB, but for some reason that doesn't make me hate him any less.

I do love how the teams are getting shaken up. Buffalo? Detroit? 3-0? Who would have thought. I doubt they make it to the superbowl though. That spot is saved for the best team ever! GIANTS. ELI FOR LIFE!

[Marvel Man]

Anyone want to talk about soccer?

[silversurfer092]

Anyone want to talk about soccer?

MAN U BABY!

[DamagingRob]

first of all, bears are terrible sorry to say that but they are.
Peyton manning makes the colts if that is who your talking about
Not alot of qbs' are better than tom brady say so my self. And i hate the pates

I know this, and I'm not a Pat fan either.

[Nilan]

Get your cricket bullshit out of here.

STFU NOOB!!!

[Djgambrell]

Anyone want to talk about soccer?

... *Raises hand*

[God-Speed_88]

I think the U.S will do good in the next world cup, they were cheated a little in the last one which I thought was a little unfair. I doubt they will win though because Spain are tyrants of the park, but I can see them going far.

As for Man U, I doubt they will get by Barca, they are one of the best sides ever to exist in my opinion.

Scottish football, meh, lets not even go there, we have been on a downward spiral for years.

[Marvel Man]

Woo!

Anyways, US soccer has a long way to go IMO. The national team is made up of veteran players, which is good in the short term, but terrible in the long run. They need fresh faces, and perhaps a youth program like they use in Europe. Right now, a player will be recruited into MLS from college, and then perhaps make it into the national team. If they started earlier, they'd see better results.

Also, MLS needs to stop adding teams and focus on the ones they have. If there's no Southeast team, don't force it. Yes, I'd like to root for a local team, but I'd rather cheer on a quality game in California than click past a boring local game. Also, I know it's controversial, but Promotion and Relegation would be awesome. This would actually make the league better by encouraging lower teams to improve. It's not an untested theory, since the rest of the world uses it.

Finally, US soccer needs some high quality commentators. I feel like I'm being tortured everytime I listen to an ESPN commentator. Their coverage is usually about something completely unrelated to the match, sometimes even another sport, and the few minutes they spend talking about the game is filled with obviously painful analysis ("Player 1 is now passing the ball to Player 2"). Import the Hispanic guy who shouts "GGGGOOOOL" and pair him up with the "What a finish!!!" British guy. That'll help everyone.

[patrickthekid]

Woo!

Anyways, US soccer has a long way to go IMO. The national team is made up of veteran players, which is good in the short term, but terrible in the long run. They need fresh faces, and perhaps a youth program like they use in Europe. Right now, a player will be recruited into MLS from college, and then perhaps make it into the national team. If they started earlier, they'd see better results.

Also, MLS needs to stop adding teams and focus on the ones they have. If there's no Southeast team, don't force it. Yes, I'd like to root for a local team, but I'd rather cheer on a quality game in California than click past a boring local game. Also, I know it's controversial, but Promotion and Relegation would be awesome. This would actually make the league better by encouraging lower teams to improve. It's not an untested theory, since the rest of the world uses it.

Finally, US soccer needs some high quality commentators. I feel like I'm being tortured everytime I listen to an ESPN commentator. Their coverage is usually about something completely unrelated to the match, sometimes even another sport, and the few minutes they spend talking about the game is filled with obviously painful analysis ("Player 1 is now passing the ball to Player 2"). Import the Hispanic guy who shouts "GGGGOOOOL" and pair him up with the "What a finish!!!" British guy. That'll help everyone.

Well for the second paragraph, Don Garber did say that the league will stop expanding at 20 team which is for the best. Although I would like for a team in the Southeast, it would be amazing if the New York Cosmos succeed in recreating a team for the franchise. The Promotion/Regulation bit is a problem in the US because of the possible loss of interest in lower divisions. If soccer becomes popular enough in the US than it can happen.

I completely agree with the US commentators. They suck in comparision with practically every other soccer commentator in the world.

[Djgambrell]

Woo!

Anyways, US soccer has a long way to go IMO. The national team is made up of veteran players, which is good in the short term, but terrible in the long run. They need fresh faces, and perhaps a youth program like they use in Europe. Right now, a player will be recruited into MLS from college, and then perhaps make it into the national team. If they started earlier, they'd see better results.

Also, MLS needs to stop adding teams and focus on the ones they have. If there's no Southeast team, don't force it. Yes, I'd like to root for a local team, but I'd rather cheer on a quality game in California than click past a boring local game. Also, I know it's controversial, but Promotion and Relegation would be awesome. This would actually make the league better by encouraging lower teams to improve. It's not an untested theory, since the rest of the world uses it.

Finally, US soccer needs some high quality commentators. I feel like I'm being tortured everytime I listen to an ESPN commentator. Their coverage is usually about something completely unrelated to the match, sometimes even another sport, and the few minutes they spend talking about the game is filled with obviously painful analysis ("Player 1 is now passing the ball to Player 2"). Import the Hispanic guy who shouts "GGGGOOOOL" and pair him up with the "What a finish!!!" British guy. That'll help everyone.

I agree on... most of this. BTW did you see the female team this year? Still no lookers but theyy did very well this year.