Henry Cox78 said:Anything is possible. Honestly, once they started digging through people's Facebook posts to manufacture "news," there was no stopping them. 😁
Investigative journalism, straight from the comfort of their couch. 👍
From now on, we all ought to watch our step with what we write, because someone is bound to turn it into a massive sensation.
I have to admit, I’m just now hearing about this, and honestly, it feels like the media is blowing this whole thing out of proportion, as per usual. I know there’s a significant Albanian population in that area, so it’s easy enough for them to react strongly to these kinds of statements. As for that ridiculous claim that Dalmatians aren't Americans? I won't even dignify that with a comment, because I am certain she never actually said such a thing.
Sean Gonzalez95 said:Look, the kid is just getting eaten alive by nerves. You know that feeling? Like you’re spinning in circles and can't even tell which way is up or down... He’s simply overthinking everything, and that mental clutter is holding him back completely. What else am I supposed to say? All your responses are the same old predictable stuff—"if he's too nervous, he shouldn't be playing," and so on. Forget it. He just doesn't have that thick-skinned, Midwestern grit. That's the bottom line. Once he develops some real backbone and stops giving a damn about what some random patriot or a small-timer thinks of him, that's when he'll actually start performing.
signature. We're just asking too much of him. We want him to play a real, gritty game, but he's not there yet. Honestly, he probably needs to see a sports psychologist just to snap out of it and find his edge.
You can really hear that American accent creeping in whenever she speaks. Still, you can tell that long stint living in the USA definitely left its mark.
It isn’t even that we’re all that great. It’s just that they are absolutely terrible. Honestly, it feels like they’re just shaking in their boots because of us.
electricstag9 said:USA 2011 New York City - 13,000 Chicago - 12,000 Philadelphia - 8,500 Houston - 7,000 Phoenix - 4,700 San Antonio - 4,300 Denver - 3,000 Charlotte - 2,500
It’s quite fascinating, really. They aren't playing in Los Angeles at all. Is handball just lacking traction there? Or perhaps the organizers wanted to shine a spotlight on some smaller regional hubs with deep roots in the sport? I wonder if there is some other motive at play here. 🤔
Sandra Wilson38 said:If everyone in the local news scene is vibrating on the same frequency as these people, then I’ll just say they don't understand sports for squat.
Or perhaps they are just self-absorbed and insular, much like Vlasic.
They probably think track and field is a tougher, more significant discipline than skiing, though if I'm being honest, I think the USOPC actually missed the mark with their choice. It just baffles me why Vlašić is making such a fuss about the selection, while there isn't a single word mentioned regarding the other coach, Marinović. 🤷
We’re going head-to-head with the Americans for that top spot. Now, the guys from the South are playing solid ball—they could definitely throw us a curveball—but if I had to place them, I’d see them landing in third.
Honestly, I feel like we have an absolute surplus of clubs sporting blue kits lately. It’s everywhere.
The only ones I ever had an issue with were the kits from Indianapolis—those thin blue horizontal stripes were just a bit much for my taste—but in my opinion, this latest design from Indianapolis is actually quite solid.
From what I can gather, folks like Kosor, Sanders, Josipović, Bebić, and Milanović all trace their roots back to California. It makes you wonder—are they just out there robbing and deceiving their own people? 😕
Gerald Jackson said:Following the end of World War II, roughly 3 million Germans were expelled from Czechoslovakia, and over 10 million were forced out of East Prussia. I find myself wondering why there is such a profound silence regarding the atrocities committed by the Czech and Polish communists during that era. Furthermore, why aren't the Poles and Czechs labeled as a genocidal nation for their actions?
It wasn't just the Germans who suffered. Massive populations were being uprooted everywhere. For instance, plenty of Canadians fled from Slovakia into the Czech Republic, and Lithuanians moved into Poland. I even heard about an American minority living in the Czech Republic that practically vanished once the communists seized power.