How Long Before CUFC Becomes The Target Of American Imperialist Interests

[FellowTraveler]

It can't be long given the growing interest in English Football here.

It has become so common to see Americans of all stripes wearing English Football gear.

You can hear Americans talking about English Soccer everywhere you go now. They even know many of the playerss on the rosters.

It is not uncommon to hear something like this in the line at the grocery store, at the water bottle at work or at a table in a coffee house

***FIRST SPEAKER ONLY***

"Did you see the *such and such* game?

"You didn't?

"You should watch them - they're great and they are broadcast in American too - well kinda"

"Yeah, I know sometimes they are hard to understand." "You just have to hit the replay button ever now and then to interpret what they are saying if you miss it the first time."

"I know what you mean." "We need American teams in the league there." "Yeah, it would be super and with real Americans running the show there too." I

"Then we can change the

[claw84]

You hope !! We have an American boss down at the Den, but I don't mind too much as he is an ex-Marine like myself.

[Piglet_Phoenix]

I've been watching a bit of MLS since moving to North America and they haven't dicked with the rules of the game at all - so this kind of paranoia is unjustified.

The standard is pretty similar to English League Two in fact.

[Nevermore666]

Piggy serving tacos in Mexico?

[Piglet_Phoenix]

I would class Mexico as Central America myself.

[FellowTraveler]

The MLS seems sterile to me. You cannot imagine how much it has improved too. And it still leaves me flat.

Sport in Amerika is RollerBall corporate crud. I can only tolerate MLB (baseball) on the radio any longer. All other "Big Time" sport gives me the zombie mind meld headache.