The Keapernic of female soccer

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by eccielover

What a surprise, another socialist wanting something for nothing.

What does that have to do with the US Women's National Soccer team?

Then again, do you have any clue what "something for nothing" costs in countries with socialized institutions?

More than the price of Fox News talking points. (What a surprise!)

But that's another topic for another circle jerk, errr, discussion around the water cooler, eh?

[eccielover]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

What does that have to do with the US Women's National Soccer team?

Then again, do you have any clue what "something for nothing" costs in countries with socialized institutions?

More than the price of Fox News talking points. (What a surprise!)

But that's another topic for another circle jerk, errr, discussion around the water cooler, eh?

About as much as Little Monster wanting someone else to pay for and cover his legal expenses and trip home. He obviously wants something for essentially nothing.

Now if you offered to stop posting your drivel for a trip out of country, well, maybe that has some value.

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Why do you hate the American World Cup team?

Not very sporting of you, old chap.

Football is America's game. If you can't handle the hits you can play Soccer.

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by Levianon17

Football is America's game. If you can't handle the hits you can play Soccer.

What does that have to do with the Women’s World Cup?

Zilch.

But since you brought it up... I disagree.

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

What does that have to do with the Women’s World Cup?

Zilch.

But since you brought it up... I disagree.

Here's what it has to do with Women's World Cup, Soccer in America is insignificant in comparison to Football. Football has more variables, more strategy. The run, the pass, Field Goal kicks, then there is the collisions that set American Football apart from every sport played any where else. This thread was about a female soccer player who wants to snub her nose at her country. She wasn't really that well known in non Soccer circles until she did that. The washed up Quarterback Colin Kaepernick was actually known before he ever decided to kneel during the National Anthem because he played American Football. Now he's only known as a chump because he snubbed his nose at his country. The Country that afforded him endless opportunities and the freedom even to kneel for his country's Anthem. If he was somewhere else doing that they might have executed him, same goes for the Soccer player.

[Yssup Rider]

Actually it has nothing to do with women’s soccer vs men’s football. This thread has never been about that. Or the rough and tough game that apparently gets you all hot and frothy while pro football players kill themselves.

I’m a football fan too. But you seem to be gnashing your teeth needlessly in this thread. Unless of course, you’re just gnashing your teeth in your spare time.

I believe baseball was, is and shall ever be America’s pastime. That’s my opinion. 150 years of MLB baby! Wooo!

Get over Kaepernick. He’s not playing football anymore. But you’re still doing what you do. Whatever that is. (Ahem).

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Actually it has nothing to do with women’s soccer vs men’s football. This thread has never been about that. Or the rough and tough game that apparently gets you all hot and frothy while pro football players kill themselves.

I’m a football fan too. But you seem to be gnashing your teeth needlessly in this thread. Unless of course, you’re just gnashing your teeth in your spare time.

I believe baseball was, is and shall ever be America’s pastime. That’s my opinion. 150 years of MLB baby! Wooo!

Get over Kaepernick. He’s not playing football anymore. But you’re still doing what you do. Whatever that is. (Ahem).

I have to agree on the subject of baseball.

Hank Greenberg was one of the best ever and played for my favorite team the Detroit Tigers.

He would vote Republican today if he were still alive.

Additionally he would not have run up the score against the Thai National Women's Soccer team nor would he approved of it.

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Actually it has nothing to do with women’s soccer vs men’s football. This thread has never been about that. Or the rough and tough game that apparently gets you all hot and frothy while pro football players kill themselves.

I’m a football fan too. But you seem to be gnashing your teeth needlessly in this thread. Unless of course, you’re just gnashing your teeth in your spare time.

I believe baseball was, is and shall ever be America’s pastime. That’s my opinion. 150 years of MLB baby! Wooo!

Get over Kaepernick. He’s not playing football anymore. But you’re still doing what you do. Whatever that is. (Ahem).

Iam over Kaepernick. I never was that impressed with him anyway and I am not impressed with the actions of this Female Soccer player. As far as Baseball I use to watch a lot of baseball. It's played in many countries, but not Football.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

What does that have to do with the Women’s World Cup?

Zilch.

But since you brought it up... I disagree.

You disagree with what? While soccer is a dangerous sport, it can’t compare with the hits in the NFL. Not close. Or at any other comparable level.

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by bambino

You disagree with what? While soccer is a dangerous sport, it can’t compare with the hits in the NFL. Not close.

YR disagrees with Football being America's Game. Then he states that Baseball is America's Past time which it basically is, any one of us regardless if you're in your 40's,50's or even 60's could literally still enjoy a friendly game of baseball, but not Football.

[bambino]

Originally Posted by Levianon17

YR disagrees with Football being America's Game. Then he states that Baseball is America's Past time which it basically is, any one of us regardless if you're in your 40's,50's or even 60's could literally still enjoy a friendly game of baseball, but not Football.

As much as I hate to admit it, YR has a point. Baseball is more of a pastime. And it has been since the late 1800’s. Football is relatively new in comparison. Baseball was far more popular than footballl, at least professionally until the 70’s. Then the NFL took over because it’s a better game for TV. But baseball is still strong. I would rather go to PNC park and watch the Pirates than go to Hienz field and endure the madness there. Hence, baseball is the American pastime.

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by bambino

As much as I hate to admit it, YR has a point. Baseball is more of a pastime. And it has been since the late 1800’s. Football is relatively new in comparison. Baseball was far more popular than footballl, at least professionally until the 70’s. Then the NFL took over because it’s a better game for TV. But baseball is still strong. I would rather go to PNC park and watch the Pirates than go to Hienz field and endure the madness there. Hence, baseball is the American pastime.

Yeah, I can go with that. But I never called Football a past time.

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by Levianon17

Yeah, I can go with that. But I never called Football a past time.

Nobody else did either.

XFL is coming back!

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Nobody else did either.

XFL is coming back!

That's right, Football is America's Game. Baseball can remain America's past time.

[matchingmole]

Originally Posted by Levianon17

Iam over Kaepernick. I never was that impressed with him anyway and I am not impressed with the actions of this Female Soccer player. As far as Baseball I use to watch a lot of baseball. It's played in many countries, but not Football.

This thread is about Keapernic of soccer...who is that?.