May 28, 200917 yr Then again I am of the mindset that outside of football every single other sport has one primary failing. They aren't football. Solve that and I am all over it. I can easily solve your problem PepRock... Move to Europe and it will be "football" lol
May 28, 200917 yr I can think of maybe...3 people that I know personally at most who cared. It's an irrelevant sport to most Americans. And PR is from Louisville, one of Kentucky's bona fide "hotbeds" for soccer.
May 28, 200917 yr And PR is from Louisville, one of Kentucky's bona fide "hotbeds" for soccer. In a state like Kentucky...it's a "hotbed" simply by default. Same with Lexington and NKY.
May 28, 200917 yr In a state like Kentucky...it's a "hotbed" simply by default. Same with Lexington and NKY. Which means I'm overselling soccer's broad-scale popularity. Thanks. :clap:
May 28, 200917 yr I can easily solve your problem PepRock... Move to Europe and it will be "football" lol Bah, Europeans, restricting guns, playing their version of "football" pshaw!
May 28, 200917 yr Which means I'm overselling soccer's broad-scale popularity. Thanks. :clap: haha...in KY I would say yes lol. Can't play soccer in coal mountains of EKY.
May 28, 200917 yr Besides as I said, most sports fans in the US care about this game. . Crazy talk! 90% of the sports fans in this country didn't even know there was such a game nor do they care about it. Its been proven over and over. Agreed. I think it's sad that America has a snobby attitude towards the sport. When played correctly, which they don't do in the MLS, it is every bit as entertaining as the NFL, NBA, etc.... Classic soccer head response: "Snobby" - Classic. It has proven over a 30 year run that this country does not find soccer on TV - regardless of well played - to be the least bit entertaining. No one is stopping the other 10% from enjoying it. You like it. Great. You're in the vast minority.
May 28, 200917 yr As a matter of record, I enjoy watching this video for 3 minutes much moreso than the soccer game in question.
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