Trump Asked FIFA to Review U.S. Player's Suspension. Now He's Eligible to Play www.nytimes.com 24 points by ortusdux 1 day ago
xquce 1 day ago In the US it will soon be reported that the US won the FIFA World Cup, meanwhile in North Korea it will be reported they won it.
enraged_camel 1 day ago Never thought Presidential pardons extended to soccer games, but here we are. SlightlyLeftPad 1 day ago Only FIFA Nobel Laureates can pardon soccer players I believe.
GuestFAUniverse 1 day ago Rules? What rules?It's utterly ridiculous. What's next? Trump deciding the outcome of each game?Let me guess: the US won the world cup.A nation has become a clown car. LanceH 1 day ago I've watched too many years of sports out of Europe to be surprised by flexible rules.I've watched cycling since the early 90's and they were all over the place, making up their rules as they go. HardwareLust 1 day ago They're still all over the place. The recent kerfuffles over gear ratios, bar widths, 32" wheels and ice packs are only a few recent examples. LanceH 1 day ago I love cycling and will cheer anything that moves. Right now, though, my go to is watching "norcal cycling" on youtube. The dude covers local/regional races and it's just fun. rjrjrjrj 1 day ago FIFA is what the NCAA wants to be when it grows up. BryanBigs 1 day ago Is it a nation or the not corrupt at all FIFA that is the clown car? rjrjrjrj 1 day ago One clown car, two clowns. Infantino and a bright orange one. rsynnott 18 hours ago Well, both.
LanceH 1 day ago I've watched too many years of sports out of Europe to be surprised by flexible rules.I've watched cycling since the early 90's and they were all over the place, making up their rules as they go. HardwareLust 1 day ago They're still all over the place. The recent kerfuffles over gear ratios, bar widths, 32" wheels and ice packs are only a few recent examples. LanceH 1 day ago I love cycling and will cheer anything that moves. Right now, though, my go to is watching "norcal cycling" on youtube. The dude covers local/regional races and it's just fun. rjrjrjrj 1 day ago FIFA is what the NCAA wants to be when it grows up.
HardwareLust 1 day ago They're still all over the place. The recent kerfuffles over gear ratios, bar widths, 32" wheels and ice packs are only a few recent examples. LanceH 1 day ago I love cycling and will cheer anything that moves. Right now, though, my go to is watching "norcal cycling" on youtube. The dude covers local/regional races and it's just fun.
LanceH 1 day ago I love cycling and will cheer anything that moves. Right now, though, my go to is watching "norcal cycling" on youtube. The dude covers local/regional races and it's just fun.
BryanBigs 1 day ago Is it a nation or the not corrupt at all FIFA that is the clown car? rjrjrjrj 1 day ago One clown car, two clowns. Infantino and a bright orange one. rsynnott 18 hours ago Well, both.
In the US it will soon be reported that the US won the FIFA World Cup, meanwhile in North Korea it will be reported they won it.
Never thought Presidential pardons extended to soccer games, but here we are.
Only FIFA Nobel Laureates can pardon soccer players I believe.
So much wining
Easier than winning.
This is ridiculous.
Rules? What rules?
It's utterly ridiculous. What's next? Trump deciding the outcome of each game?
Let me guess: the US won the world cup.
A nation has become a clown car.
I've watched too many years of sports out of Europe to be surprised by flexible rules.
I've watched cycling since the early 90's and they were all over the place, making up their rules as they go.
They're still all over the place. The recent kerfuffles over gear ratios, bar widths, 32" wheels and ice packs are only a few recent examples.
I love cycling and will cheer anything that moves. Right now, though, my go to is watching "norcal cycling" on youtube. The dude covers local/regional races and it's just fun.
FIFA is what the NCAA wants to be when it grows up.
Is it a nation or the not corrupt at all FIFA that is the clown car?
One clown car, two clowns. Infantino and a bright orange one.
Well, both.