
Sam Stokes | US Men's Soccer YouTube Channel | Cookie Enthusiast @Bleav podcast network
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The US doesn’t need to declare a national holiday if we beat England. We already have a national holiday for beating England.
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"This is a pretty solid roster."
@ReportYank is looking forward to seeing what the latest USMNT roster can do at the Nations League. 🇺🇸
There’s always that one guy in your section standing up. @ManagerTactical
Pepi will get his looks for PSV this season. No doubt about that, but with Sargent starting the season hot and Balo being Balo, you have to wonder about the USMNT Striker pecking order for September Friendlies.
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The strongest interest for Folarin Balogun until now has been from AS Monaco, and they remain interested - I expect new bid for Balogun soon. Let’s see if English clubs will try too, but at the moment it’s just about being informed rather than any concrete negotiations. With Chelsea, the links come because Balogun shares an agent with Romeo Lavia, but I’m not aware of direct contacts between Chelsea and Arsenal, no bids, it’s just normal contacts between agents, not a proper negotiation.
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I just don’t understand why there isn’t transfer hype around this guy.
Coco Carrasquilla with a beautiful assist to Corey Baird 👀😮💨
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I was listening to a golf podcast recently featuring two guys from Manchester. They started discussing soccer and whether they would follow ManU this season. One guy said the season was basically over, City had already won.
Through League's Cup, MLS managed to turn the most boring part of their calendar into must-see matches. Gotta tip the cap to that.
Messi doesn't just pass you the ball. He passes you the ball with a stamped return envelope. He's turning random dudes from Miami into Cesc Fabregas. It's unbelievable to watch.
To study soccer is to study culture, history, geopolitics and global economics. No other sport is like it.
🧵 If MLS continues gaining on the rest of the world, I do wonder how the market place of ideas plays out. If all things are equal, would a player prefer to be in an environment where they will get yelled at in the grocery store?
People tend to want to live and work in their own countries, so it will be difficult for MLS to really attract Europeans, but for the South Americans and Africans, I think USA's cultural diversity gives MLS a leg up in QoL.










