nyron4england
Striker
MLS is decent, Yank football is not. Proper classist sport over there; just like horse riding here. Massively expensive soccer camps and shit which is a massive barrier for the kids taking part.
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Being an American and a fan of football, I have been following the LAFC (Los Angeles Football Club) since talks first started of this team forming three years ago to this, their opening season. I have traveled to away matches in Portland, Seattle, and this weekend, San Jose and I have to say that the quality of play plus the passion of the fans has greatly improved in the past couple of years.
There's talk about how the MLS is looked at differently now in England as well, but I rather hear it direct from the source.... so has the perception of the MLS in England truly changed?
I do have to say that watching a match at the new Banc of California stadium is a lot of fun - great atmosphere.I was also at the San Jose game on Saturday night. Great game to watch apart from the result with LAFC scoring twice in the last couple of minutes to win 4-3. I watched the game from the LOBINA (Longest Out Door Bar in North America) behind the goal and I was really impressed with the LA support. It looked like more than 1,000 fans made the 350 mile journey North. They were loud and proud and not a single chorus of My Garden Shed. Looking forward to coming down for the San Jose game in LA in September. Interesting to see how it compares to watching games in Portland , probably the best place to watch an MLS game though I haven't been to ATlanta yet
I wasn't too upset at losing to LAFC its the LA Galaxy I detest. Looking forward to the California Clasico at the end of the monthI do have to say that watching a match at the new Banc of California stadium is a lot of fun - great atmosphere.
And not sorry about winning the game![]()
That is the real rivalry, though... the LAFC and Galaxy one is just starting out, but yours with theirs is deep rooted.I wasn't too upset at losing to LAFC its the LA Galaxy I detest. Looking forward to the California Clasico at the end of the month
The thing is a lot of premier league games are dismal shite, 2 teams desperate not to get beat in bore draws. I think we had 2 or 3 off the belt against west brom.
It's easy to mock other leagues but fuck me ours can be beyond tedious at times..
So what, it's better than watching clowns.
It's just waiting for Rodders thenA graveyard for footballers unfortunately.
I watch most streamed games mate , its clear the atmosphere is class and the standard is getting better although has a while to go yet. The passion on the terraces is obvious , fooball ( soccer ) is obviously taking off big time in the states and from a UK viewing perspective its great because live MLS matches are screened late night over here when european games have ended , so the more football the better.Being an American and a fan of football, I have been following the LAFC (Los Angeles Football Club) since talks first started of this team forming three years ago to this, their opening season. I have traveled to away matches in Portland, Seattle, and this weekend, San Jose and I have to say that the quality of play plus the passion of the fans has greatly improved in the past couple of years. I am not comparing it to the Premier League, but comparing the MLS and its fans a few years back to now; there's a huge difference. The fans are chanting, singing, and cheering for the entire game and it's truly a very fun and contagious environment. Football (soccer) is becoming a big thing here in America, and you can see it and feel it when you attend these matches or just walking around some of these cities. The advent of the LAFC is a good thing for the MLS and for Los Angeles, you see a lot of excitement about the team everywhere you go.
There's talk about how the MLS is looked at differently now in England as well, but I rather hear it direct from the source.... so has the perception of the MLS in England truly changed?
That is rich coming from a sunderland supporter mind , it certainly isn't either and a damn site better atmosphere at all the games than we have seen for a couple of years.Laughably shite.
Sky Sports News do a round-up of highlights of the games when they've been on and the presenters are practically taking the piss out of how bad it is.
well we /you are experts at that sadly.So what, it's better than watching clowns.
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One of the most abysmal signings we ever made, a striker who has managed 2 goals in 50 odd premier league games, is one of the MLS top goalscorers.
Bellend....