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Originally posted by PersianLegion View PostMLS is superior logistically to IPL, but quality wise it is inferior to IPL big time. MLS is an overrated league.
MLS is tactically and logistically superior to IPL, and we aren't going to get into this discussion. Take it as my personal opinion.
Football is a team sport, we have may more "raw talent" in IPL, but tactically, we arent superior to MLS- at least not in the really confident way in which you seem to preach it to be.
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Originally posted by CHaMiLLionaire View PostHere we go again with people who don't watch any MLS games but just would rather comment on the outside.
MLS is tactically and logistically superior to IPL, and we aren't going to get into this discussion. Take it as my personal opinion.
Football is a team sport, we have may more "raw talent" in IPL, but tactically, we arent superior to MLS- at least not in the really confident way in which you seem to preach it to be.
MLS = nothing amazing and boring matches. If I want to enjoy football I simply watch European leagues. J. League, K. League, IPL and even South American leagues are much more exciting than MLS. Many Americans (men) don't know how to play real football. American women do. Only certain minorities like Mexicans, Iranians, Colombians, Brazilians, or Argentinians who live in US know how to play the game and the majority are just ignorant toward this sport. They call it a woman sport and not real. Football is called soccer in US. In general majority of American men say American football is the real sport not soccer(football). MLS is also a reflection of this belief . You only see average quality minorities play or some rare average talents here and there and that is all.
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Originally posted by PersianLegion View PostI have seen it all and I am pretty much disappointed. I won't watch or spend a dime for that crappy league anymore.
MLS = nothing amazing and boring matches. If I want to enjoy football I simply watch European leagues. J. League, K. League, IPL and even South American leagues are much more exciting than MLS. Many Americans (men) don't know how to play real football. American women do. Only certain minorities like Mexicans, Iranians, Colombians, Brazilians, or Argentinians who live in US know how to play the game and the majority are just ignorant toward this sport. They call it a woman sport and not real. Football is called soccer in US. In general majority of American men say American football is the real sport not soccer(football). MLS is also a reflection of this belief . You only see minorities play average or some rare talents here and there and that is all.
That's like saying because american football, baseball, basketball is more dominant than soccer- then the US national team sucks. The US National team at its core is made up of MLS players... and they train and play at a higher level than any league in Asia.
Originally posted by Z Joon View PostMLS should be dead last in his priority list along with Arab teams
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Originally posted by CHaMiLLionaire View PostSure, but if it comes down to Championship vs playing with Pirlo/Lampard/Villa and practice under world class facilities and Manchester City coaches, then I would probably have a hard time deciding too.
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Originally posted by CHaMiLLionaire View PostHere we go again with people who don't watch any MLS games but just would rather comment on the outside.
MLS is tactically and logistically superior to IPL, and we aren't going to get into this discussion. Take it as my personal opinion.
Football is a team sport, we have may more "raw talent" in IPL, but tactically, we arent superior to MLS- at least not in the really confident way in which you seem to preach it to be.Remember RESPECT BEGETS RESPECT & Zob Ahan
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Originally posted by O-ZoNe View PostThe strategy in the MLS is no different than the Arab leagues. Buy 1 or 2 really talented "designated" players and pay them a fortune, then build the core around them with average to good players. This is precisely what arab teams do. I also follow the MLS closely, and a prime example of this strategy is what TFC does with foreign designates (but also copied all over the league).
I grew up in Dubai and we didn't even have a proper high school league system for football.
Again, my opinions are personal and are based on experiences as someone involved in soccer/football. MLS clubs including academies and youth teams, is as competitive if not more, than any Asian league.
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bit of a throwback. what a goal this was by JB against Ajax.
As long he stays in top flight football where ever that may be and does great things like this, we are going to have a future superstar for TM. the only worry i have of him joining the championship is that it is hard to find live broadcasts of their games unless it's the big games.
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Originally posted by Farhad-7 View Postbit of a throwback. what a goal this was by JB against Ajax.
As long he stays in top flight football where ever that may be and does great things like this, we are going to have a future superstar for TM. the only worry i have of him joining the championship is that it is hard to find live broadcasts of their games unless it's the big games.
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Originally posted by Farhad-7 View Postbit of a throwback. what a goal this was by JB against Ajax.
As long he stays in top flight football where ever that may be and does great things like this, we are going to have a future superstar for TM. the only worry i have of him joining the championship is that it is hard to find live broadcasts of their games unless it's the big games.
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Originally posted by Farhad-7 View Postbit of a throwback. what a goal this was by JB against Ajax.
As long he stays in top flight football where ever that may be and does great things like this, we are going to have a future superstar for TM. the only worry i have of him joining the championship is that it is hard to find live broadcasts of their games unless it's the big games.
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Yup, Champs is awful for TV games, even though it's one of the most exciting leagues in football. We were towards the top of the league for a big chunk of last season and we hardly got any. The best you could get most weeks is radio commentary and Youtube .
If it was between developing in the US or the Championship then there's only 1 option tbh. There's a reason good American youngsters leave as soon as possible.
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