The most popular tournament in the world has finally come to a reality after 4 long years. 32 teams battle it out for the once every four year tournament known as the FIFA World Cup.
USA Eliminated from the World Cup, and did not qualify for the tournament for the first time since 1986. USA plans and vows to be back as a power house for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
USA, Mexico, and Canada will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with USA hosting 60 of the 80 matches. Below is a link for the 2026 possible venues for play, Arrowhead being one of the possibility's as a venue for the cup.
Saw this over at a Raider board but thought it was worth sharing.
"During childbirth, a woman can almost experience the excruciating pain felt by a world cup soccer player when someone lightly touches his leg." [Reply]
Originally Posted by Ebolapox:
They were saying that in 1994, never materialized
As long as Baseball, Football, and Basketball pay better the best athletes will gravitate towards those sports. Tennis and Golf pay very well if you are great at them as well. [Reply]
Originally Posted by GloucesterChief:
As long as Baseball, Football, and Basketball pay better the best athletes will gravitate towards those sports. Tennis and Golf pay very well if you are great at them as well.
Originally Posted by Baby Lee:
In what world does the US rival England in soccer?
I was thinking the same thing. England has literally never beaten us outside of the international friendlies. They would have to actually win a match that mattered before it was considered a “rivalry” [Reply]
Originally Posted by GloucesterChief:
As long as Baseball, Football, and Basketball pay better the best athletes will gravitate towards those sports. Tennis and Golf pay very well if you are great at them as well.
Soccer has 3 of the top 5 richest athletes. The other 2 are fighters. Followed by mostly basketball players. Basically anyone who can market themselves. If Pulisic can continue his rise and make a transfer to the Premier League he’ll likely become one of the richest American athletes. He’s already the face of US soccer at 19. [Reply]