The Soccer Thread

#176
#176
MG1968 said:
Roger Clemens drilling Mike Piazza in the head was far more classless than Zidane.

Pedro Martinez clocking Don Zimmer was pretty shameful as well.

Albert Haynesworth stomping on the unprotected head of Andre Gurode.
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Nolan Ryan beating up Robin Ventura
 
#177
#177
volfanbill said:
bad events, but with Zidane's headbutt being on that kind of stage, it is still the stupidest thing I have ever witnessed.
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I see what you were saying. He has been praised constantly since France 1998, and he was 10 minutes from the end anyways.
 
#178
#178
MG1968 said:
Roger Clemens drilling Mike Piazza in the head was far more classless than Zidane.

Pedro Martinez clocking Don Zimmer was pretty shameful as well.

Albert Haynesworth stomping on the unprotected head of Andre Gurode.
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Don Zimmer had no business getting in Pedro's face to begin with...
 
#184
#184
Damn, no classic here in Chattanooga. I think I might be able to upgrade.......or better yet, go to a bar. Thanks
 
#185
#185
Also a lot of games on ESPN 2. A few on ESPN. There are a couple games on ABC, but for the next few weeks it will be mostly ESPN Classic and ESPN 2.
 
#187
#187
VolBeef88 said:
What? They were all but GIVING tickets away the last time the World Cup was in the US. I was in San Antonio (huge hispanic population and a city where they were playing some of the games) for business and there were empty seats all over the joint. I saw the news reports that were stating how disapointing the ticket sales were.
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Just checked online, there were exactly zero World Cup games played in San Antonio in 1994.
 
#189
#189
Because he can dribble and shoot? Not like every sports star in America is super athletic. Peyton Manning and Tom Brady aren't exactly super athletic.
 
#190
#190
tvolsfan said:
Because he can dribble and shoot? Not like every sports star in America is super athletic. Peyton Manning and Tom Brady aren't exactly super athletic.
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they're playing a position that doesn't require great athleticism and everyone knows it. They need arm strength, accuracy and quick decision making. There's not a similar position in soccer. Not the same for Rooney. He play in a spot where it would ssem he needs blazing speed to beat the other great athletes.
 
#191
#191
BigPapaVol said:
they're playing a position that doesn't require great athleticism and everyone knows it. They need arm strength, accuracy and quick decision making. There's not a similar position in soccer. Not the same for Rooney. He play in a spot where it would ssem he needs blazing speed to beat the other great athletes.
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yes there is. it's called goal keeper.
 
#193
#193
The Dude said:
Just checked online, there were exactly zero World Cup games played in San Antonio in 1994.
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I'll not argue if it was WC or not or a play in game what ever the hell y'all do. But it was during the WC time frame and there were foreigners in town wearing their Soccer crap and telling all of us dumb Americans how we should like soccer (kinda like some of you here). The only difference is I don't have to look at your messed up teeth like I did those Euro trash punks when they spouted the "good" of the hobby known as soccer.
 
#194
#194
^after reading that garbage, there goes 15 seconds of my life i can never get back.
 
#198
#198
doozer said:
no, kinda like how we feel after every one of your posts in this thread.
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No, the difference is I ignore when SC puts the "highlights" of the hobby known as soccer on the show. Soccer sycophants can’t ignore anything that speaks truth about the boring hobby they like so much.

I can't figure out which one Soccer geeks remind me most of. Dungeons and Dragons geeks or WNBA geeks. Either way it's fun to laugh at.

 
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