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For sure! It's just US sporting culture lol

No, its culture for the owner to say it to his own players, not to the opposition. And especially where the opp is the greatest player ever.

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@@TacticalManager I want to write a song called Dear Filippo.

You are me Gio

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Haha, another know-all. Why aren’t you coaching the USMNT then?

​@@DerekLangdon you got me....I have to admit. I don't have GGG's resumé and would never be in consideration for the job. Now, other than "he's experienced and you're not", do you have any real argument against my suggestion? You're willing to ignore a simple and obvious observation because the observer isn't qualified with certain credentials?

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Cold Palmer with 4 goals🔥

@@RapidEditz_ masterclass

Everton fan? 😅

Entertaining? No! opinionated? Yes!…all coming from a man whose anxiety in regards to US soccer is ludicrous.

That's why he retired to MLS. Perhaps Mahomes is simply confirming this :)

Exactly I mean messi probably does not even care about if he don't win no MLS like all he cares about at this moment is just being reunited with his Barcelona teammates who won trophies with him like Messi got so many trophies the Champions League club World Cup La Liga like for Messi like you said it's just for fun you know just to play with his friends again and retire with this friends that were with him you know

Im glad Mahomes gave that kid some confidence

@@wangchung2157 lol, right

​@@wangchung2157was nice of Messi to take a moment and say hi to a fan for sure

Pulisic will not improve beyond what he is now. He is just an average player. Accept the fact!

It was nice of Messi to take a moment to dap up a fan like that for sure

A fan? I’m pretty sure Mahomes owns part of the opposing team. 😂😂

Man he’s got a lot to do to surpass Brady

His own guys yes, telling the opposition to have fun is just weird

Only 6 more superbowls needed to be called GOAT lol

He doesn’t play abroad

@@Number1Camper Seattle is in Washington which is where Twin Peaks is might as well be another country outside of USA or Canada

In a nil-nil draw? You can't even troll properly.

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@@MrZen08 He was assisting the water boy

TLDR, it was really nice of Messi to stop and say hello to a fan like that though.

This was kinda an exaggerated take. But tbh you're right about people making a deal out of this. It's literally just something people say before a match lol

The irony in this comment, is Messi has been literally treated and talked about as a god while in the usa, way more than he ever was in europe

in absolutely nothing***

And i bet youre the same guy who says we suck at soccer cos “our best athletes play other sports”

@@ian_r125 A great athlete, with lots of natural ability would make a better soccer player than a decent athlete who’s just as much natural ability… both complement each other…. Reliance on just one or the other has its limitations obviously. Messi’s a decent athlete, quite good actually, and highly skilled. However, there are many dozens who are far superior athletes in the 3 major U.S. sports who also possess amazing skills, which had they been focused on soccer since a young age could definitely have been better, faster, stronger and probably even more skilled than Messi, Maradona, Cruyff, Best, Beckenbauer, or Pele. Now, I don’t think a top tier U.S. athlete who’s 6’6” or taller would necessarily make a great soccer player, but I do think the top tier NFL players that play as backs, receivers and defensive backs could easily be stupendous soccer players had they done it since youth. Now in reverse, very few of the top tier soccer players would’ve worked out in the NFL. Perhaps Portugal’s Ronaldo would work out since he’s both athletic, reasonably tall and skilled to make it as a receiver or defensive back… Imagine super star athletes with incredible skill had they played soccer from youth: Barry Sanders Deon Sanders Steve Young Bo Jackson Jim Thorpe And so many more…. Note that I excluded Michael Jordan or a Tom Brady because I’m not sure their tall lanky frame would’ve been suitable for soccer.

@@sheldoninst If those NFL guys had chose soccer they would just be normal shaped guys and not ripped. An NFL body shape would be having a heart attack after 10 minutes, they couldnt run ten miles in 90 minutes

@@ian_r125 @chaz_ashley162 You correctly point out that NFL players would likely be less ripped if they had adopted soccer from youth, but nonsensically point out that they have no endurance, and as such I would implore you to analyze each position more carefully rather than repeat tired clichés from capricious observers have for some dumb reason persisted for some time... of course, because gridiron football player positions are highly specialized, there's also great variance in each players' skill set and physique. Specifically, linemen obviously would NOT be able to sustain but a few minutes of endurance, but the wide receivers and defensive backs would be able to easily OUT endure any soccer player - go look at training videos of top wide receivers and it's insane! As for gridiron football positions, many would translate well for soccer as I previously mentioned. Specifically, the controlled movements around the hips and quickness of running backs would translate extremely well for a soccer dribbler. Likewise, I do think that top soccer dribblers would have the quickness and necessary skills to become decent running backs - of course as long as they had the appropriate size. Lastly, note that soccer players are more fit than ever, mostly thanks to US sports medicine and training, so now is as good as any period in sports history to be able to compare the US sports versus soccer. I do think that as soccer becomes a viable sport in the USA, particularly in black neighborhoods, the USA will produce some of the best players the world has ever seen, and soon the USA will be a dominant soccer power.

It’s a bit condescending for 2 players at that level. It’s like “have fun kiddo”

@@TacticalManager that’s not how it’s viewed in the United States. That’s just how American athletes talk to each other.

​@@TacticalManagerI'm surprised you see it this way. You live in America dude. There's literally nothing disrespectful about it. You just say that bc it's messi. If it was anyone else nobody cares. Thing is I could almost guarantee Messi thought nothing of it and has been told this a hundred times before like literally any athlete on the planet. So stupid💀

@@TacticalManageryea man i dont see whats condescending, youre overthinking this one and im a messi fan

@@loganleroy8622 That shows you the level of seriousness in american sports, and how much of a joke the nfl is

Don’t think he can, due to copyrights.

Which other fan channels show videos, show me one i’ll give u a million dollars

did bro censure the word soccer 💀

@@southerncaliforniaseismicd2848 yeah so

​@@AlexBox1-tz9xo Watch a non-american source then lmao. We are gonna call the sport what we have always called it

@@Whoareyouhmm the name doesn’t even make sense

@@AlexBox1-tz9xohomie the australians call it soccer too, the italians dont explicitly call it football either, at the end of the day it means the same thing