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Florentino Perez reports that there are now 43 people protesting and he can tell you who sent them.
You could Unionize in specific countries but to do a world Union would be harder given rules certain countries have on rosters and other things. China you can only have X amount of internationals on your roster but you can only have like 2 or 3 named to a match day roster or something. Other countries have rules like loaned players can't play against their parent club. MLS has a draft where the other don't, Then you got all the different schedules.
Can someone tell Ceferin he's the pot calling the kettle black?
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[Aleksander Čeferin]: "But for me it's a clear difference between the English clubs and the other six. They pulled out first, they admitted they made a mistake. You have to have some greatness to say: 'I was wrong.' For me there are three groups of this 12 -- the English Six, who went out first, then the other three [Atletico Madrid, AC Milan, Inter] after them and then the ones who feel that Earth is flat and they think the Super League still exists [Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus]. And there is a big difference between those. But everyone will be held responsible. In what way, we will see.
"I don't want to say disciplinary process but it has to be clear that everyone has to be held responsible in a different way. Is it disciplinary? Is it the decision of the executive committee? We will see. It's too early to say."
Unfortunately this isn't even remotely isolated. Off the top of my head, in France, ultras stormed the training ground at one team and surrounded players. Another French teams grounds were destroyed causing a game cancellation. Last year Sporting Lisbon's fans ran into the training facility and attacked the players. Something else just happened in France too, can't recall off the top of my head. Not sure why there were no police around, Schalke not a small side.
Yes by definition. He has worked for MLS for years now. He can be really loopy at times and cogent at other times.
HA! I followed him thinking he was some sort of analytics nerd. Not sure where I found him now. He's definitely smart and posts some good content, but the RA-RA-RA really stood out this weekend.
he writes for the leagues web site, creates pod casts for the site, things like that.Dinsy Ejotuz said:
This guy might be the smallest player in the history of the league but he can play.
the media guys are ga ga over the little manI love that Toronto did so well with the tiny Giovinco that they are going micro sizes again
https://twitter.com/TorontoFC/status/1386779632092000259?s=20
there were some posts about him in the US thread recently.
his first MLS goal, like Caden, was pretty top tier.
Marisalles (SP) fans stormed the training facility. This is the club Flavian plays for. The Club president told the players out of contract this June they either signed extensions or go find another club and he would try and transfer him during the winter transferguru_007 said:
He writes for MLS website but he's a local philly guy who use to cover a lot of the college and HS soccer in the Delaware county (My County's) area as well as covering the Union. He's not as good as Jonathan Tannenwald or Kevin Kinkade (Who I DM with constantly), but he's a cool guy. I've met him a few times at Union Matches.Dinsy Ejotuz said:
Dude at my work his first name is Stephen and they middle named him Adolf.CletiusMaximus said:
DAH F? He's a guy I've wanted Milan to get for Ages. I've seen Soltedo play for Gremio. He's only like 5-3 I believe but the dude is silky smooth dribbler and great passer, shot creator. PES had him as a 78 Overall. I created him in Fifa and put in Brazilian league (Since Fifa doesn't have Brazil license I created some of the better players in the league), trying to sign him but I get the he's too important to the team. Overall very good addition and if he developes to his potential Tor could easily sell him for possible a record transfer Europe in 2-3 yrs. Really Happy he's MLS though. Big signing for the league plus now in the next FIFA I can actually get him to Milan easily and know exactly what my first transfer coming in is in my manager modeI love that Toronto did so well with the tiny Giovinco that they are going micro sizes again
https://twitter.com/TorontoFC/status/1386779632092000259?s=20
Whats this draft thing you are talking about. My club the Union and Ernst Tanner don't believe in that rubbish
Cade was not drafted.
Ah ok I read that wrong. I thought he was in HS still or something. Whenever I see #1 in country I think prospects for HS.
lol @ an alligator will be added after every lossthis is what happens when you can't train at home in Canada and instead have to live in Florida due to covid
https://twitter.com/TorontoFC/status/1386840412711686150?s=20
Eh? Not sure what Levy't track record has to do here.
Sinn you would have been a better choice the Jose.
Yeah - I meant they should have gone after Nagelsmann as soon as they sacked Poch - once the Bayern job opened up nobody else had a shot.
Half step isn't a bad place to be. I mean he was a slip away from an EPL title and then watched his team be sold off.
Yep.
Reading through several discussions on the call and I can not believe how many agreed with the red. Sure many were probably trolls or Chelsea supporters but they all seemed to point to the still frame of his cleats on the calf. I think the ref & VAR got stuck on this too and I am not sure why. They both saw the slow mo of the full play and could see that Balbuena is the one playing the ball. Sure a freeze frame looks bad. But in the context of the play its not even a foul. I just do not get how that played out.
