English soccer league thread
stevek
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I'm done with MLB - I can't take being a Phillies fan anymore. As of today I'm now following those English soccer leagues and rooting for Manchester to beat Liverpool. I think Kent has a good shot this year to win the cup with possibly Worchester giving it a go.
Can anybody explain though why, except for the goalies, they don't want to use their hands? Seems to me like that would help them control the ball better in various situations.
Urrrrp...oh excuse me...well, back to the match...bloody good game going on here.
Can anybody explain though why, except for the goalies, they don't want to use their hands? Seems to me like that would help them control the ball better in various situations.
Urrrrp...oh excuse me...well, back to the match...bloody good game going on here. 0
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LOL, the Mnachesterians have a great striker, I hear. Is AC Milan in this league, too?
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<< <i>I'm done with MLB - I can't take being a Phillies fan anymore. As of today I'm now following those English soccer leagues and rooting for Manchester to beat Liverpool. I think Kent has a good shot this year to win the cup with possibly Worchester giving it a go.
Can anybody explain though why, except for the goalies, they don't want to use their hands? Seems to me like that would help them control the ball better in various situations.
They don't use their hands during the game so they don't get worn out and tired when they have to defend themselves from attacks
by overzealous fans from either side.
<< <i>I'm done with MLB - I can't take being a Phillies fan anymore. As of today I'm now following those English soccer leagues and rooting for Manchester to beat Liverpool. I think Kent has a good shot this year to win the cup with possibly Worchester giving it a go.
Can anybody explain though why, except for the goalies, they don't want to use their hands? Seems to me like that would help them control the ball better in various situations.
Which Manchester are you rooting for, Manchester United or Manchester City? The city has enough support for two teams, just like Philly used to have when the Athletics and Phillies shared the city.