Do you think the MLS ever will have a relegation system in place?
Maybe after they get enough really competitive and viable teams on several levels
Do you think the MLS ever will have a relegation system in place?
Soccer is an ethnic sport for girls in school ?FIFA are still acting like jerks. https://sports.vice.com/en_us/highl...cer-in-us-an-ethnic-sport-for-girls-in-school
What do you mean, Sandolf ? Heidenau ?Some people have very strong opinions about things. I understand there were some problems down in Dresden again.
Some people have very strong opinions about things. I understand there were some problems down in Dresden again.
Embarrassing things are going on there. Its a shame for this country. F**** idiots.I haven't heard of anything going on there. We don't get much news from Saxony. Speaking of East Germany, I will be attending an Aue game this year.
What do you mean, Sandolf ? Heidenau ?
Truly an interesting article. British guys love MLS... because it uses a playoff system.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/28/s...l&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer
Speaking of MLS playoffs, they start tonight. Croak's team didn't make the playoffs. Sandolf's team barely made the cut, but they have the talent win some games in the playoffs. I don't have an MLS team, I just only hope Red Bull or LA don't win... anyone else I'm good with. I think I'd like to see Seattle or Portland vs Toronto or Columbus.
Not so much an MLS issue, more of an American soccer issue. Plans in place to ban heading the football until children are 11yrs old.
Now, i understand the several lawsuits investigating head injuries in American sports such as football and boxing, which are relating to illnesses later on in the individuals lives. So I'm not going to go into those cases.
But, I can categorically guarantee that nobody is suffering any type of brain injury from heading a soccer ball. This just seems insane for me?
Not so much an MLS issue, more of an American soccer issue. Plans in place to ban heading the football until children are 11yrs old.
Now, i understand the several lawsuits investigating head injuries in American sports such as football and boxing, which are relating to illnesses later on in the individuals lives. So I'm not going to go into those cases.
But, I can categorically guarantee that nobody is suffering any type of brain injury from heading a soccer ball. This just seems insane for me?
It's absurd... and as soon as someone new gets into a position of power... this rule (I believe) will go away.
I hope you are right, but its 10 times harder to remove a rule than to create one.
And here's what's more absurd. You can't head the ball but a studs up sliding tackle is ok... lol.