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<\/td>\nAs I write this, the US men’s national soccer team, ranked Try as I may, with my full-service, $125 per month, 500 channel service It’s not that there is no soccer on TV tonight. Both How come there are 15 million kids playing soccer in the US, we are As I write this, the US men’s national soccer team, ranked #9 in the world over more than 180 other national sides on our soccer-mad orb, is playing the reigning world champion and ultimate artistes of the sport, Brazil, in … Continue reading
\n #9 in the world over more than 180 other national sides on our soccer-mad
\n orb, is playing the reigning world champion and ultimate artistes<\/em> of
\n the sport, Brazil, in the semi-finals
\n of the prestigious Gold Cup<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\n from Comcast, I cannot watch this game. Where are America’s soccer
\n fans?<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n \n
\n the Boston Breakers and the New England Revolution, our local women’s
\n and men’s pro teams, are on. But crimmeny, any real fan will tell
\n you that you don’t watch your club team if the national side is on. And
\n any chance to see Brazil in action, even if they did send their under-23
\n team, is worth the wait.<\/p>\n
\n ranked in the world top ten, we can put 50,000 people in Gillette or
\n RFK stadium, and yet nobody sees fit to televise the national team against
\n the world champs? If I have any readers outside of the US, this
\n must seem truly mad. As am I…….<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"