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It's ridiculous just how good Ronaldinho was at his peak. The free kick at 4:10 is unbelievable. He could put the ball exactly where he wanted it from seemingly anywhere on the field.

LetsGoPeay wrote:It's ridiculous just how good Ronaldinho was at his peak. The free kick at 4:10 is unbelievable. He could put the ball exactly where he wanted it from seemingly anywhere on the field.

when i started watching video, and read your post on the 410 mark,that was the goal i was thinking about. i think that was against germany in 2002 world cup.

That whole era of Joga Bonito was insane. Him, the fat Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos, Kaka, the whole lot....when they were in their prime around that time, there wasn't a more enjoyable team, club or country, to watch in the entire world.

I'll find it when I get home, but they had a goal where they went end to end in like 10 seconds to score a goal, had three great passes in the box to score a tap-in basically.

roberto carlos had some of the greatest kicks i have seen in lifetime.

lol Uruguay and Mexico demolish Jordan and New Zealand in first playoff games today. some closer matchups on friday with the euro games. Portugal/Sweden and Ukraine/France should be good

Do you know Zlatan?
(only the first part is in another language)

This dude is absolutely awesome!

he is cool other then he is playing the JUNK BOX 1

So we are getting a MLS team here in Orlando in 2015.

Yay!

The hospital I work for is the official sponsor for all of their medical needs.

Cnasty wrote:So we are getting a MLS team here in Orlando in 2015.

Yay!

The hospital I work for is the official sponsor for all of their medical needs.

They sell beer there? if so, we should take in a game or two

ajalves wrote:

Cnasty wrote:So we are getting a MLS team here in Orlando in 2015.

Yay!

The hospital I work for is the official sponsor for all of their medical needs.

They sell beer there? if so, we should take in a game or two

They do really well in attendance.

Last year, in the league title game(not sure which league it even was lol) was held at the Citrus Bowl and drew something like $21K.

As long as we dont have to do stupid soccer chants, I'm in

They sell beer.

They are building them a new stadium. I am not sure if it was tax payers money though.

Will be interesting to see how this plays out. I think of the MLS like the WNBA in terms of sports leagues.

ajalves wrote:As long as we dont have to do stupid soccer chants, I'm in

Getcha vuvuzelas ready NDL:F!

Cnasty wrote:They are building them a new stadium. I am not sure if it was tax payers money though.

I think it was at least partially publically funded, almost certain.

Cnasty wrote:I think of the MLS like the WNBA in terms of sports leagues.

It seems like MLS gets as much publicity as WNBA, but the attendance for the MLS is pretty astounding for a league that, on the surface, it seems like no one cares about.

Cnasty wrote:I think of the MLS like the WNBA in terms of sports leagues.

nahhh. I actually think they are going in opposite directions

I was saying for me I think of it as much as the WNBA, never.

I have no idea if its successful and really dont care as anything outside World Cup soccer doesn't interest me.

The sport has definitely grown in the states though but will never rival the big 3.

Goal Argentina did a simulation of the World Cup draw.....here's the group the USA got

Argentina
England
France
USA

This draw will heavily determine what happens to the United States. That would be the most brutal draw I've ever seen. Guardian ranked the 32 teams yesterday, and all four of those teams are ranked in the top 15 (USA was 15th).

When is the draw?

Seeitsaveit13 wrote:When is the draw?

Dec 14 I think