Outrageous!
https://youtu.be/6lSQbN0O80o
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Outrageous!
https://youtu.be/6lSQbN0O80o
Never seen a goal like that before - wonderful technique.
In Scotland the ref would have disallowed it for high feet. 🤪
His taekwondo comes to the fore. We should get Flo to take it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
Beast, some boy
And given a throw inQuote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
It was a fantastic goal!
Can't help but wonder however,6 yards from goal and it's him....nobody near him.
Piss poor league.
Don't agree it's a poor league.
I moved to Toronto 2 years ago and think Toronto and a good few of the others would do very well in the SPFL if not higher.
Is Bradley Wright Phi!lips not the most prolific striker in the league?Quote:
Originally Posted by Magnifique
Zlatan seems to pick when he plays. Usually comes on at half time...when everyone is tired.
Great player...very smart player also. ;)
He is 36 now.
MSL is pretty decent these days. I'd guees it average attendance is or isnt far off the worlds top ten.
Probably, you don't get many away supporters except for a few clubs which is a shame. Or at least you don't seem to get many at RB Arena.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lancs Harp
I still struggle to understand how Red Bull get away with it....Quote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
Red Hull Leipzig.
Red Bull Salzburg
New York Red Bulls.
Probably not the majority...so owning about 49.9.
If I remember correctly you can own multiple teams so long as you aren't competing in the same competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan69
I may well be wrong on that but I remember Abramovich having a problem with vitese or some team similar.
It's far from a piss poor league and Zlatan would run riot against Scottish defences.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan69
So narrow minded saying it is a poor league.you sound like an English man calling the Scottish league a pub league.
Have you watched many games?Quote:
Originally Posted by bubblesmorrison
Some good players supplimented with alot of terrible players.
You talking about the MLS or Scottish football? Your description could apply to both......Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan69
It's a great league if you want to play the game at a slower pace. Look at how unfit Rooney looked for Everton, fast forward a few months and he's being lauded as one of the hardest working players in MLS and everyone's raving about him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lancs Harp
People get too hung up on how leagues rank against each other though, theyre just all very different.
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Originally Posted by HoboHarry
I don’t watch much MLS but the defending for Zlatan’s goal there was non-existent.
I love Zlatan as a player but he didn’t move to LA to test himself against the world’s best, that’s for sure.
I agree that the defending was poor, but there's no taking away from the skill and agility shown by Zlatan to score that goal.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
His 40-yard overhead kick v England is one of the best goals I've ever seen. Might even be the best - outrageous stuff. :not worth
no as good as Joe T's goal against Falkirk at Brockville early 90's!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Ryan69
No different from the likes of Man City who I think are owned by the same group that own New York City, Melbourne City and Girona FC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
Johnny Russell is one of Kansas City's star players, good scoring record for a midfielder/winger.
I think he would be very good in the SPL, I don't think it's a stretch to guess that the standard of the two leagues is broadly similar.
MLS obviously has the star power with some nearly past it names, but I doubt overall the standard is much different.
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Originally Posted by Peevemor
He’s a superstar, no doubt about that.
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Originally Posted by DH1875
And they are involved in this plan to play la liga games in USA.
Pitching it as a favour to Girona because “they don’t have many fans”
Not quite with Girona. City have a minority stake of 43.3% with Pere Guardiola (Pep's brother) holding the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by DH1875