2023-2024 European Football Thread
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Moose Stuff
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Moose Stuff
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Seems logical that they would be negatively impacted. Would expect similar in other sports too.
Moose Stuff
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Chongo94
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Leeeeaaaaan times coming. Not like they were doing very well with all the money anyway, ugh.
“The USSF also had higher legal expenses.”
Hmmm, wonder why that could be?? Lame.
U.S. Soccer Federation projects $28 million loss for FY 2020
https://www.espn.com/soccer/united-...eration-projects-$28-million-loss-for-fy-2020
“The USSF also had higher legal expenses.”
Hmmm, wonder why that could be?? Lame.
U.S. Soccer Federation projects $28 million loss for FY 2020
https://www.espn.com/soccer/united-...eration-projects-$28-million-loss-for-fy-2020
Portland Frog
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EPL is back this weekend! Let's hope MC's appeal on the UCL ban for next season is rejected too, right?
Moose Stuff
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Moose Stuff
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Portland Frog
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Given 5 subs are allowed, it will be interesting to see if teams are using all 5. Yesterday, MU used all 5 whereas Tottenham only used 2 I believe. With so many games crammed-in over the next few weeks the teams with more quality depth should excel.
Moose Stuff
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Moose Stuff
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I don't know how much it will be reflected in the current cycle but I feel like we can have some justified optimism about what this young US group could achieve in 2026.
Moose Stuff
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Much needed for him.
Portland Frog
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CHE v Man City today. With a win, CHE would hand Liverpool the EPL title. But who wants MC to win? I'm not a betting man, but CHE's defense leaves much to be desired. Hoping for a tie. That's all I got.
dawg
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Dortmund is looking to lock up Gio Reyna. Good for him. We've said this before (and Moose mentioned it above), but there seems to be a very nice core of young talent getting experience at big clubs that, again hopefully, will payoff for the MNT.
https://www.espn.com/soccer/soccer-...-tie-us-teen-reyna-down-to-long-term-contract
https://www.espn.com/soccer/soccer-...-tie-us-teen-reyna-down-to-long-term-contract
Eight
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will be very, very interesting to see what happens to reyna's playing time next season
i would be shocked if jaden sancho is still with bvb next season and his departure would open up a slot in the starting 11
dawg
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A nice goal, indeed. darn City.
Portland Frog
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You are welcome Liverpool.
