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Schweinsteiger joining Chicago Fire on a one-year deal

 

One of my favorite players to watch in his prime, should still have plenty left to make a difference in MLS.

 

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days.

 

Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out.

 

It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience.

 

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Schweinsteiger joining Chicago Fire on a one-year deal

 

One of my favorite players to watch in his prime, should still have plenty left to make a difference in MLS.

 

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days.

 

Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out.

 

It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience.

 

 

I do agree regarding the other players, but Keane scored 101 times in 146 MLS matches (post-season included) :lol:

 

https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/robbie-keanes-mls-stats-are-absolutely-ridiculous-88778

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Schweinsteiger joining Chicago Fire on a one-year deal

 

One of my favorite players to watch in his prime, should still have plenty left to make a difference in MLS.

 

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days.

 

Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out.

 

It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience.

 

 

I do agree regarding the other players, but Keane scored 101 times in 146 MLS matches (post-season included) :lol:

 

https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/robbie-keanes-mls-stats-are-absolutely-ridiculous-88778

 

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days.

 

Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out.

 

It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience.

 

 

Defoe had a better than 1 in 2 record for a short run. Henry just under 1 in 2. Is that the average in the MLS?

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Schweinsteiger joining Chicago Fire on a one-year deal

 

One of my favorite players to watch in his prime, should still have plenty left to make a difference in MLS.

 

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days.

 

Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out.

 

It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience.

 

 

I do agree regarding the other players, but Keane scored 101 times in 146 MLS matches (post-season included) :lol:

 

https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/robbie-keanes-mls-stats-are-absolutely-ridiculous-88778

 

Bradley Wright-Phillips. The end.

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Schweinsteiger joining Chicago Fire on a one-year deal

 

One of my favorite players to watch in his prime, should still have plenty left to make a difference in MLS.

 

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days.

 

Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out.

 

It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience.

 

 

I do agree regarding the other players, but Keane scored 101 times in 146 MLS matches (post-season included) :lol:

 

https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/robbie-keanes-mls-stats-are-absolutely-ridiculous-88778

 

Bradley Wright-Phillips. The end.

 

:lol: :thup:

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Tbf to Cuba, I seriously doubt Bastian is going to tear up MLS. But his examples of Keane and Defoe looking average weren't exactly helpful for his case. Be better off citing people like Gerrard or going further back, bag of shit Rafa Marquez.

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Schweinsteiger joining Chicago Fire on a one-year deal

 

One of my favorite players to watch in his prime, should still have plenty left to make a difference in MLS.

 

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days.

 

Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out.

 

It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience.

 

 

Absolute shite you are talking there as they didn't look average. Though I would say that schweinstiger is well past his best and probably will do nothing there

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Tbf to Cuba, I seriously doubt Bastian is going to tear up MLS. But his examples of Keane and Defoe looking average weren't exactly helpful for his case. Be better off citing people like Gerrard or going further back, bag of shit Rafa Marquez.

 

:thup:

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The MLS trophy final match I watched in 2016 was absolutely the worst game I've ever seen in my life.

 

It seems like the  final is always terrible, doesn't help that they push it into November and the season starts in early March. Either way, the league is not at a great level of play, but it's better than most people give it credit for, especially people who don't or rarely watch.

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MLS is Eredivese (sp?) standard.  Aka largely pap. 

 

Eresdivisie is far better tbh.

 

Altidore has a similar goals to game ratio in both leagues. There's probably a few players in the Eredivisie that could play at a higher level. Can you say the same for MLS? Week in week out?

 

Not to mention better coaching.

 

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