anyone see US u17's v. MUFC u17's?

[gbfootball]

Plus he would have got a better education! (Not that he would care, of course!!)

 

[PScott]

Originally posted by gbfootball
If he wanted an education, he should have come to England, then he could have become English. Then English football would have a future instead of our leagues being dominated by players from other countries stopping our youth playing.

uh...yah

 

[shokz]

Originally posted by Run DMB
Because the U-17 World Cup is coming up and these guys are the future of American soccer.

If you don't care don't post. There are many threads on SG that I don't give a **** about but I don't go there to whine. For ****'s sake, there's like seven ****ing threads about Veron going to Chelsea/ManUtd without Veron and Beckham/Chelsea's summer acquisitions etc.

Agree with you mate, too many threads about the same thing do my head in too, I try to restrain myself, but the temptation is too much, maybe I can learn something from you.

 

[PScott]

Originally posted by gbfootball
Plus he would have got a better education! (Not that he would care, of course!!)

Im gonna go out on a limb here and guess you dont know too much about his special situation.

 

[gbfootball]

Nah, sorry, I don't. All I know is that he's Ghanaian and was really good at football then came to America and now plays for them. I don't read the hype about him, as in International football, one player doesn't make a team.

 

[PScott]

Originally posted by gbfootball
Nah, sorry, I don't. All I know is that he's Ghanaian and was really good at football then came to America and now plays for them. I don't read the hype about him, as in International football, one player doesn't make a team.

No disrespect to you, just would like to point out that he didnt choose the states for footballing reasons. More along the lines of quality of life and living reasons.

 

[gbfootball]

Good for him, lucky that football got him free of the parts of America that your signature is talking about.