Unclebuc
08-05-2003, 02:27 PM
I think i'll start deleting some of this crap!!!!!!
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UNKNOWN2U
08-05-2003, 02:32 PM
Originally posted by Unclebuc1
I think i'll start deleting some of this crap!!!!!!
oh yeah too much talk about the most popular sport in the world, wow what were we thinking? :rolleyes:
I think i'll start deleting some of this crap!!!!!!
oh yeah too much talk about the most popular sport in the world, wow what were we thinking? :rolleyes:
Louie Corrales
08-05-2003, 03:15 PM
jealous...:silly
darius
08-05-2003, 03:42 PM
in 10 years, soccer will be the most popular sport in the USA
UNKNOWN2U
08-05-2003, 03:53 PM
Originally posted by darius
in 10 years, soccer will be the most popular sport in the USA
I agree, until now all the good athletes have been steered towards playing baseball, football and basketball but in the past few years you see alot more people playing soccer.
On a side note, anyone heard about the metro stars getting their own stadium built?
in 10 years, soccer will be the most popular sport in the USA
I agree, until now all the good athletes have been steered towards playing baseball, football and basketball but in the past few years you see alot more people playing soccer.
On a side note, anyone heard about the metro stars getting their own stadium built?
Unclebuc
08-05-2003, 03:58 PM
more kids play soccor than any other sport in the U.S.
I played as a kid...I was actually pretty damn good. made the NY State Select team as a goalie when i was 12. The goalie that played in front of me actually had played a few games in the MLS and another kid on my team holds the NCAA scoring record when he played at fordham and i believe is on the new england team in MLS. John Wolnycek
I played as a kid...I was actually pretty damn good. made the NY State Select team as a goalie when i was 12. The goalie that played in front of me actually had played a few games in the MLS and another kid on my team holds the NCAA scoring record when he played at fordham and i believe is on the new england team in MLS. John Wolnycek
darius
08-05-2003, 03:59 PM
Originally posted by UNKNOWN2U
I agree, until now all the good athletes have been steered towards playing baseball, football and basketball but in the past few years you see alot more people playing soccer.
On a side note, anyone heard about the metro stars getting their own stadium built?
the success of soccer within the US is contigent on the collective success of the national team. if the US team somehow finds itself at the semis or better of the WC -- watch out!!!
I agree, until now all the good athletes have been steered towards playing baseball, football and basketball but in the past few years you see alot more people playing soccer.
On a side note, anyone heard about the metro stars getting their own stadium built?
the success of soccer within the US is contigent on the collective success of the national team. if the US team somehow finds itself at the semis or better of the WC -- watch out!!!
UNKNOWN2U
08-05-2003, 04:07 PM
Originally posted by Unclebuc1
more kids play soccor than any other sport in the U.S.
I played as a kid...I was actually pretty damn good. made the NY State Select team as a goalie when i was 12. The goalie that played in front of me actually had played a few games in the MLS and another kid on my team holds the NCAA scoring record when he played at fordham and i believe is on the new england team in MLS. John Wolnycek
true alot of young kids play soccer but most get steered towards other sports in high school and college, but that will soon change.
more kids play soccor than any other sport in the U.S.
I played as a kid...I was actually pretty damn good. made the NY State Select team as a goalie when i was 12. The goalie that played in front of me actually had played a few games in the MLS and another kid on my team holds the NCAA scoring record when he played at fordham and i believe is on the new england team in MLS. John Wolnycek
true alot of young kids play soccer but most get steered towards other sports in high school and college, but that will soon change.
Louie Corrales
08-05-2003, 04:14 PM
yes soccer has always been popular here in the US in the youth programs...
reason in the past it never was big as everyone got older was because of the lack of a professional league... but ever since the MLS has been around the popularity has gone up...
one great example (correct me if I am wrong)... is nike giving this 14 year old (from MD) a contract... this would have never ever happened b4 the mls... or b4 the 1994 World Cup
reason in the past it never was big as everyone got older was because of the lack of a professional league... but ever since the MLS has been around the popularity has gone up...
one great example (correct me if I am wrong)... is nike giving this 14 year old (from MD) a contract... this would have never ever happened b4 the mls... or b4 the 1994 World Cup
JohnyKel
08-05-2003, 04:34 PM
Originally posted by Unclebuc1
more kids play soccor than any other sport in the U.S.
I played as a kid...I was actually pretty damn good. made the NY State Select team as a goalie when i was 12. The goalie that played in front of me actually had played a few games in the MLS and another kid on my team holds the NCAA scoring record when he played at fordham and i believe is on the new england team in MLS. John Wolnycek
you should of stuck w/ soccer feg...you were a ankle case on the ice.... :ROTFL
more kids play soccor than any other sport in the U.S.
I played as a kid...I was actually pretty damn good. made the NY State Select team as a goalie when i was 12. The goalie that played in front of me actually had played a few games in the MLS and another kid on my team holds the NCAA scoring record when he played at fordham and i believe is on the new england team in MLS. John Wolnycek
you should of stuck w/ soccer feg...you were a ankle case on the ice.... :ROTFL
JohnyKel
08-05-2003, 04:39 PM
Originally posted by darius
in 10 years, soccer will be the most popular sport in the USA
not professionally...there is no way middle america sits down to catch a soccer game for the same reason the east/west coast will not watch nascar races....just my opinion...and if it does im moving to canada, id rather watch curling...
in 10 years, soccer will be the most popular sport in the USA
not professionally...there is no way middle america sits down to catch a soccer game for the same reason the east/west coast will not watch nascar races....just my opinion...and if it does im moving to canada, id rather watch curling...
darius
08-05-2003, 05:52 PM
Originally posted by JohnyKel
not professionally...there is no way middle america sits down to catch a soccer game for the same reason the east/west coast will not watch nascar races....just my opinion...and if it does im moving to canada, id rather watch curling...
"oooooo caaaaaanadaaaaa . . . my home & native laaaaaaaand" . . . doesn't quite have the gusto and emotion of the star-spangled banner but i'm sure u'll get used to it ;)
not professionally...there is no way middle america sits down to catch a soccer game for the same reason the east/west coast will not watch nascar races....just my opinion...and if it does im moving to canada, id rather watch curling...
"oooooo caaaaaanadaaaaa . . . my home & native laaaaaaaand" . . . doesn't quite have the gusto and emotion of the star-spangled banner but i'm sure u'll get used to it ;)
mikey77
08-05-2003, 11:10 PM
once football starts, this soccer will be at the bottom of the page!!!
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