I am pretty sure all of that is provided even better than in katar right now. It was no issue for Brazil 2014 alone so it wont be for the whole of sout america....

sharkie

Austria18572 Posts

November 25 2022 09:02 GMT

#1084

On November 25 2022 17:17 gTank wrote:
I am pretty sure all of that is provided even better than in katar right now. It was no issue for Brazil 2014 alone so it wont be for the whole of sout america....

It was a big problem for Brazil o.O
Infrastructure is the one thing thats prolly perfect in Qatar

gTank

Austria2601 Posts

November 25 2022 10:01 GMT

#1085

On November 25 2022 18:02 sharkie wrote:

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It was a big problem for Brazil o.O
Infrastructure is the one thing thats prolly perfect in Qatar

Yeah so perfect that fans have to stay in tents because there are no hotel rooms available ... "perfect" XD

{CC}StealthBlue

United States41117 Posts

November 27 2022 17:03 GMT

#1086

Hoooly shit if true.

justanothertownie

16322 Posts

November 27 2022 17:09 GMT

#1087

Would be sad to see Messi considering his competitive career to be over.

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

November 27 2022 17:22 GMT

#1088

While i agree, at least for him, he gets big money and he very close to Argentina to relax and finish his career in peace.

mahrgell

Germany3943 Posts

November 27 2022 17:46 GMT

#1089

On November 28 2022 02:09 justanothertownie wrote:
Would be sad to see Messi considering his competitive career to be over.

It is better for his bank account and his legacy to get such a retirement deal in Miami by his own choice where he can do no wrong than to find such an awful ending like CR7 at ManU...

justanothertownie

16322 Posts

November 27 2022 18:06 GMT

#1090

On November 28 2022 02:46 mahrgell wrote:

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It is better for his bank account and his legacy to get such a retirement deal in Miami by his own choice where he can do no wrong than to find such an awful ending like CR7 at ManU...

Oh, definitely. Still sad that his era comes to an end.

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

November 27 2022 20:36 GMT

#1091

On November 25 2022 07:01 Pandemona wrote:
They have the 2026 world cup along with USA and Canada, have 3 stadiums in the pool.

Yup. And if you love players wheezing in the heat in Qatar, you're going to love the altitude in Mexico City.

{CC}StealthBlue

United States41117 Posts

November 28 2022 18:50 GMT

#1092

Although I am sure the Don would bend over backwards to get Messi stateside, the other teams would have a aneurism if Miami also brought over Suarez, and Busquets. I mean that is just fuck you money. No way is that happening.

Inter Miami owners Jorge Mas, who is in Qatar for the World Cup, and his brother Jose, who spent the weekend in Miami, were both reached by the Herald on Sunday, but neither would comment on the Messi talks. They stressed that Messi is under contract with French club Paris Saint Germain, and they were not at liberty to comment on any rumor involving another club’s player.

But there is one clue that suggests the Messi-to-Miami move could happen after the PSG season ends in June. A team source said they had a 2023 season ticket special for Black Friday running this weekend, but after a flood of calls Sunday following the latest Messi reports, the club will likely pull the special and postpone sales for now.

Inter Miami plays at DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, an 19,100-seat temporary stadium the club is using until Miami Freedom Park is built in Miami. The larger Miami stadium will not be ready until 2025, so seats at DRV PNK will be at a premium and prices would surely rise if Messi, a seven-time world Player of the Year, were to join the team in the summer of 2023.

The Times report said Messi was expected to sign a deal with Inter Miami after the conclusion of the World Cup in Qatar and that the deal would make the 35-year-old the highest paid player in MLS history. The report said Inter Miami could make moves to sign Messi’s former teammates Cesc Fabregas and Luis Suarez, but team sources told the Herald that was inaccurate. The team has been linked with another former Messi teammate, FC Barcelona and Spanish star Sergio Busquets.

Source

Sermokala

United States14095 Posts

November 28 2022 20:59 GMT

#1093

The owners would love seeing the subs on the new streaming deal, league would probably pay out a chunk of those extra subs to pay for it. MLS isn't a league that will allow its rules to get in the way of money.

{CC}StealthBlue

United States41117 Posts

November 28 2022 21:19 GMT

#1094

DropBear

Australia4388 Posts

November 29 2022 03:46 GMT

#1095

Agnelli is cancer, good riddance

ivyevelyn386

1 Post

November 29 2022 08:26 GMT

#1096

--- Nuked ---

{CC}StealthBlue

United States41117 Posts

December 01 2022 00:58 GMT

#1097

Well that was quick lol

Harris1st

Germany7042 Posts

December 01 2022 09:35 GMT

#1098

On December 01 2022 09:58 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
Well that was quick lol

https://twitter.com/ESPNFC/status/1598087279389597697

They should get the guy that was smoking all game long on the sideline. Dunno remember his name but he was on fire *pun intented*

Jockmcplop

United Kingdom9768 Posts

December 04 2022 10:52 GMT

#1099

Forest just signed Gustavo Scarpa from the Brazilian league (Brazilian player of the year last season).

Has anyone seen him play alot? What are his chances of succeeding in the Premier League?

29 is not a standard age for a Brazilian to come to Europe.

gTank

Austria2601 Posts

December 04 2022 14:27 GMT

#1100

On December 04 2022 19:52 Jockmcplop wrote:
Forest just signed Gustavo Scarpa from the Brazilian league (Brazilian player of the year last season).

Has anyone seen him play alot? What are his chances of succeeding in the Premier League?

29 is not a standard age for a Brazilian to come to Europe.

Yeah, they usually grab players when they are underage.