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[QUOTE="Kolumbo, post: 5038506, member: 4613"] Crazy but true. Meanwhile Brazil and Argentina produce some of the best players in the world. Soccer should be the least expensive sport for kids to play. It actually is but they don't get the best coaching. Kids here play club soccer for the training and rec travel soccer for fun. I look at Erling Haaland. 6'4" beast. A guy like him could probably excel at any of our main sports but plays soccer for Norway and Manchester City. Not a newsflash but our best athletes don't play soccer. Mbappe could be a running back had he grown up in the US. [/QUOTE]
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