Moose
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[quote="Andrew" post=289562][quote="sirvoo" post=289548]I have a lot of friends who are a lot more offensive about soccer than Logen just was. They are brutally offensive about the fact they think it’s a game for wussies and boring.
For me personally there is nothing better. College basketball is the only sport that comes remotely close.
Have travelled with my wife often who luckily enjoys the game enough (or could it be the excuse to vacation?) to join. Witnessed a 6-1 comeback in the champions league where 2 or 3 goals came straight from simulation or pure lack of respect for fair play and quite frankly nobody cared. Grown men were embracing and crying in the Camp Nou as if it were one of the best moments of their lives.
The passion fans bring to the sport is real and unlike anything you’ll find in America. The closest thing we have is fans in Buffalo throwing each other through flaming tables and even then most of them are just “doing it for the gram.” Not a fan of MLS although I watch on occasion since summer is usually the off-season in europe. I have to say the fan bases are really growing and the passion for each club is real. Hopefully the uptick in support for the game continues without a reliance on the USMNT performing well every 4 years[/quote]
How about the crowds Atlanta United is drawing. May not last but this is impressive.
[URL][URL]https://www.usatoday.com/...ed-dc-united-mls-attendance-record/415386002/[/URL][/URL][/quote]
I was wondering what Year 2 would be like for Atlanta. But they have proven doubters wrong where Year 2 is just as strong.
For me personally there is nothing better. College basketball is the only sport that comes remotely close.
Have travelled with my wife often who luckily enjoys the game enough (or could it be the excuse to vacation?) to join. Witnessed a 6-1 comeback in the champions league where 2 or 3 goals came straight from simulation or pure lack of respect for fair play and quite frankly nobody cared. Grown men were embracing and crying in the Camp Nou as if it were one of the best moments of their lives.
The passion fans bring to the sport is real and unlike anything you’ll find in America. The closest thing we have is fans in Buffalo throwing each other through flaming tables and even then most of them are just “doing it for the gram.” Not a fan of MLS although I watch on occasion since summer is usually the off-season in europe. I have to say the fan bases are really growing and the passion for each club is real. Hopefully the uptick in support for the game continues without a reliance on the USMNT performing well every 4 years[/quote]
How about the crowds Atlanta United is drawing. May not last but this is impressive.
[URL][URL]https://www.usatoday.com/...ed-dc-united-mls-attendance-record/415386002/[/URL][/URL][/quote]
I was wondering what Year 2 would be like for Atlanta. But they have proven doubters wrong where Year 2 is just as strong.