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[Kimchi Papi]

For existing players possibly yes, but Prem clubs will most likely not be able to purchase players like Martial from this point on. Championship & Leauge 1 teams will be impacted too.

 

[Kimchi Papi]

Since the pound just fell off, anyone up for joining up & buying a Prem club?

NTFC?

NT United?

Real NT?

Kits would be

 

[Black Lotus]

 

[Armada]

Niketalk logo gonna look real clean in all black and minimal red on that new Nike template 

 

[kanyeezy411]

In.

It's lit 

 

[lovehateself]

NT is never united

 

[Trey Bantz]

I hate this. One of the main reasons I became a Liverpool fan in the first place was because of foreign players like Mascherano, Maxi Rodriguez, Xabi Alonso, and Fernando Torres. Now there's a real chance they've taken this away from the fans.

 

[PRIME]

ligue 1 might be nice again now that EPL won't be able to steal away all the talen

Since the pound just fell off, anyone up for joining up & buying a Prem club?

NTFC?

NT United?

Real NT?

Kits would be

Bruh NTFC would be FIIIRREEE


"We Know Drama" along the inner neckline

 

[rolaholic]

It's not just the PL that's been raiding Ligue 1 though

 

[PRIME]

It's not just the PL that's been raiding Ligue 1 though

Oh, La Liga has their fare share of French talent as well


Nobody wants to take young US players like that tho

We need some love too

Thats why I have mad respect for Chelsea for taking on Miazga, and Tott for Yedlin

Why nobody else wanna raid MLS?????

 

[heggsy]

Man City fans definitely voted for Brexit. Navas, Mangala, Nasri and Clichy? I'd have voted for Brexit too.

 

[Kimchi Papi]

"We Know Drama" along the inner neckline

 

[Armada]

Man City fans definitely voted for Brexit. Navas, Mangala, Nasri and Clichy? I'd have voted for Brexit too.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/24/europe/eu-referendum-britain-divided/

Welp... 

 

[heggsy]

That map is wrong. Leicester voted remain.

 

[Armada]

Oh it's wrong thanks CNN

is there a more accurate breakdown of the results by region you know of?

 

[heggsy]

Oh it's wrong Thanks CNN is there a more accurate breakdown of the results by region you know of?

I will have a look.

I know that Leicester and Bristol voted to remain, as well as London. I'm pretty certain that's all that did outside of Scotland though

 

[SadBoi]

Perhaps this is where Serie A makes a comeback as top three leagues in the world.

 

[heggsy]

Apologies, seems the CNN map is correct in terms of which regions voted what. East Midlands (the region in which Leicester is in) voted out as a whole, whereas Leicester as a standalone constituency voted to remain. I applaud my city for that.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/23/leave-or-remain-eu-referendum-results-and-live-maps/

Here's a detailed breakdown.

 

[tomdiginson]

I know Liverpool rejected it.

 

[noskey]

Since the pound just fell off, anyone up for joining up & buying a Prem club?

NTFC?

NT United?

Real NT?

Kits would be

Get that Kickstarter going, man

Britain ****** up so, so bad with this Brexit vote Sorry Heggsy, hope y'all are going to be okay.

 

[Trey Bantz]

Perhaps this is where Serie A makes a comeback as top three leagues in the world.

Serie A in the late 90s & early 2000s >

 

[tomdiginson]

Brits gonna Brit I suppose.

 

[rolaholic]

I know Liverpool rejected it.

Manchester and Newcastle as well apparently

 

[mastamind89]

 

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17 out of the 20 MLS Academies are 100% free.  The MLS academy you're talking about has to be either Philadelphia Union's or RSL's academy in Arizona. They're the only two residency programs/boarding schools, the $20K price tag is all private school education and room and board.  

I gotta disagree with Whitlock, soccer is not an upper class sport in 21st century America and that's certainly not what's holding us back from the major footballing countries of the world.   

Like you said that reputation and memory is certainly still there - 20 years ago when a lot of us where growing up, establishment American youth soccer was very much so exclusively white, suburban, and middle class. In 2016 in terms of the players participating it's drastically different in the parts of the country with diverse populations. The same can't be said for the governing organizations though.

Kids getting classed out is always a problem but it's not unique to soccer.  In America high level youth sports are a multi-thousand dollar per year commitment for any family, unless they're on financial aid or someone else is willing to write the checks.  

Where our inner city kids are really getting screwed disproportionately is that there aren't nearly enough places to play and tax dollars don't fund the nice parks and facilities that you see in the suburbs. 


Personally I'm good off Klinsmann as a technical director. He doesn't really have any experience at all in that type of role. I'd much rather we get an actual coaching director for the job, specifically someone from Spain or Germany. You're right there were a lot of positive changes from USSF in the past few years, but there's no way to really tell what's Klinsmann vs Sunil and his advisors. 

I remember reading that DC United prices were around that price range. But yes it is more diverse than ever. But lack of parks and facilities due to a lack of tax money, to me that's a class problem. But i hear what you're saying.

I hope the coaching initiatives that were put in place will produce positive results. It's very much a trickle down effect. Someone from Spain or Germany would be a good look.

 

[kanyeezy411]

Perhaps this is where Serie A makes a comeback as top three leagues in the world.

So you assume that the PL gets out of the top three? Because Spain and Germany will definitely stay on top of the Serie A.