MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2
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Thomas Hayes said:So, does anyone actually know when the Super Cup is happening?
Just one week until the opening round begins.
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Thomas Hayes said:So, does anyone actually know when the Super Cup is happening?
Samuel Lopez9 said:Did Livaja play at the stadium on February 26th?
Taylor Gonzalez79 said:Personally, I think having moderators represent specific interest groups is a terrible idea—it just feels wrong from the jump. (My mind immediately goes to those messy political structures we see in places like Canada... where everything is split up by ethnic quotas instead of just being fair.)
shadowgardener10 said:I read the thread, and Adam Myers4 was charging in like a linebacker going for a reckless tackle, fully knowing he’d get flagged. He didn't want to take a penalty for some minor technicality.
William Gomez5 said:We haven't even seen the full viewership numbers for May yet, but looking back at April, the LP final was actually the most-watched single piece of content out there.
And that was on cable, too. Even though everyone's cutting the cord these days, it still managed to be the only cable show to crack the top 15.
William Bishop7 said:The atmosphere was incredible—I truly hope it stays that way. For the players, though, it might have been a bit surreal. You could tell they were feeling the heat; things would have gone differently if they weren't under such intense pressure, but they just aren't used to that kind of environment.
That’s the quote from the Dinamo youth coach, and honestly, what a joke... But Dubravko knows better than anyone what the vibe in that stadium was actually like. Instead of being honest, he’s acting like ten idiots, letting his own complexes regarding people from the South dictate the narrative, trying to claim the whole crowd was massacring his juniors... So then the Dinamo coach just turns around and vomits all over us with this pathetic, sob-story journalism.
Carol Harris6 said:It really does exist, and honestly, the atmosphere is just as intense whether you're watching Hajduk or Dinamo play.
https://adriaticket.com/event/8324-h...nik-gnk-dinamo
When you eventually find yourselves traveling to play matches in places like Italy or Austria, you'll realize that things aren't any different, even in those kinds of stadiums.
stormyangler32 said:I mean, honestly, that sounds more like a systemic issue plaguing the whole American soccer scene—well, except for the Red Sox at the moment.
Nicole Jackson3 said:Maybe they're just incredibly insecure about New York City🥱
John Fowler2 said:So, what's the deal with the Lannisters and the Starks?
The Starks don't let emotions drive the bus. "Winter is coming," people. That's the mantra.
Real fans—the true believers—are like the Starks whose King's Landing was taken over by a mad king, yet they still refuse to back down.
Then you have the Lannisters. They’re basically from Dorne. Think of someone like Oberyn, who wins the fight but ends up with his head crushed because he couldn't stop showing off... totally driven by impulse.
To me, the Tyrells feel like they belong in Highgarden and all that...