Da Bronco believe that,PELE... Even America President was all over him.Muhammad Ali was star struck even when he met Pele,He said it himself(Pele was different).
another reason is, anything america isn't good at, they'll discard it. if anything they're decent at they'll call themselves the best and compete with 1-2 countries and call it world cup/championship 😭
USA has a lot of potential. Y'all gotta get out of that mentality of not caring about the sport just because you can't be the best at it yet. Theres like 190+ countries on the grind. This is about the grind. We all look for the same. I feel like americans undervalued football just because they could not automatically be the best. Football is not like that. The level competition at football is something else. You can't be always the winner...you gotta support and put effort to be the best, it won't come to y'all just because youre american....and to be honest you got everything to be one of the best, except for the love to the sport
Our Women dominated world soccer for decades and the general public still doesn't care. You can say "nobody cares about women's sports!" but look at the WNBA. Look at Track and Field. Look at women's CBB. People care, but they just don't care about soccer
Yes, exactly. No one cares about most women sports because most of the time that shit sucks. But i do gotta give it to y’all women for being the best those past years, but it will never be the same compared to the men. Women sports in general has become more of a thing last decades. Before that is was more of being in the kitchen and raising kids. Track and field is something that can be discussed. And the WNBA, that shit trash fr. Even if you guys put same effort in the men’s team like you did with the women? Still unreachable. Women sports became a thing really for the last 3/4 decades, while the man been putting work years before that. Y’all don’t gotta care, y’all can keep using the term soccer, but ey, at the end of the day? Y’all gonne be the one that will forever suck at it, living in y’all bubble. ⚽️ national teams are like army’s. And for a major country like the US? Y’all have one of the weakest army around the 🌎 globe
I feel like soccer will be top 3 in future, bc I play hs soccer and over the years I’ve been seeing more people attending or games and talking about it.
But even then youre stuck in the school system. In Europe you would have had a decade of playing in academies right now and way less restrictive child labour and travel laws. Only the USA ties sports to school.
Pelee❤❤❤❤❤❤.... It was like this when Pele came to America same as Messi's. PELE'S own was even bigger.As soon as Pele retired within years it vanish again.. But this generation is different ,Bronco it will surely change
I am actually German and legally British, so I've always called it football, but I grew up in South Africa (like the man behind Football Iconic by the sounds of his accent) where everyone calls it 'soccer' so I do agree it doesn't really matter if people call it soccer, there are many different ways of speaking English, and some people just like to make a big deal out of it just to argue.
Pele going to USA was like if Michael Jordan or LeBron Going to Vietnam to play basketball.. imagine how big it would be for Vietnam.. that's how big it was for USA
Bad comparison, Jordan wasn't needed to promote basketball world wide, soccer needed Pele for America.. goes to show how Big Sports In America is vs the rest of the world
@@riccorichJordan definitely was needed. Literally the only basketball player Europeans would have known for decades is Michael Jordan and maybe Shaq. Even today I know for a fact none of my family or friends in Europe know who LeBron James or curry are. I remember seeing kobe died on the news and my coworkers were like. Who ????
To be fair I’m pretty sure I’ve already seen reports suggesting that MLS has already surpassed the MLB & that soccer is already in top 3 sports in US I could be wrong but I thought it was pretty reliable
Da Bronco remember he has retired from football.why go to Europe.😂😂😂 Even in his prime Pele ,scored more than he played against the European clubs...😂😂
Pelé didn't went to europe because the dictatorship that was going on here in Brasil (which USA had huge influence into making it during cold war), made him a National Treasure (which means, he couldn't be sold to abroad) but in 62 he didn't shine because got broken second game, 66 also, he didn't want to play in 1970, but was almost forced to it from the dictators (it only ended in 1985) and if you'd put the 5 best brazilian teams from those days in europe best leagues, they could win all of'em
Pele didn't need to play in europe, he was already playing in the hardest league in the world at the time(brazilian league). Most of brazil best players didn't play outside brazil until the late 80s and early 90s.
Bronco, Pele didn’t go to Europe because South America was equally as competitive back then so there was no need to go. Europe only started outcompeting S.America when they started having more money to buy all the world talent and coaching
During Pele's last season (1977), the North American Soccer League had 18 teams. In the following season, the league had 24 teams. They added too many teams, too soon. This only lasted three seasons. After the 1980 season, teams started going under until the league completely folded after the 1984 season. There was a documentary about the New York Cosmos made in the mid-2000s, and one of the people that was interviewed described it as having started off as a 3-ring circus, which became a 10-ring circus, and finally the tent collapsed. There was no salary cap. I don't think they even understood the concept of revenue sharing. It never occurred to them that they needed to start youth academies to develop homegrown players. They were heavily dependent on signing famous players who were in their 30s. They also signed players out of college. That league was doomed. In the 2010s, there was a re-launch of the North American Soccer League, but did not achieve the same level of success as the original. Amazingly, the re-launched version operated in the same way as the original. You can guess how this ended.
until MLS removes the horrible transfer rules, it won't grow big enough because you can barely buy any starts because of the DP rules and stuff, tbf people still talk about Messi in Miami because so many Ronaldo fans are tuning into the MVP award😂
nah impact wise no one comes close to Pele bro, Messi is currently moving how Pele would move if he was in this era. Messi is going to be the next ambassador of football after he retires so this is how hes going about it
In 1977, the North American Soccer League had 18 teams. Six were profitable. Another six were breaking even. The remaining six were operating at a loss.
Bronco, you need to understand that messi fans aren’t delusional and smoothbrained like the ronaldo fangirls. We accept when messi is not the best at something. Because regardless of anything, he is still the best player in decades if not all time.
2:10 not true at all. I’ve seen a lot more MLS related hype in my community since Messi arrived, even now. Not even for Miami I particular (though mostly.) I see a lot more people actually wearing their team’s jerseys now. Also MLS numbers are still overall higher than before Messi came, even in games he doesn’t play, meaning that there already is a permanent impact in terms of popularity, which is what is important. I also can’t find a single place in my city that doesn’t sell a Messi related product, either it’s certain grocery stores carrying his sports drink, clothing stores with his cologne, gas stations with his beer ads, or general stores and his merch, he’s still everywhere I go.
That documentary is accurate. As an old guy today and a child that played soccer because Pele came to the United States. Soccer was DEAD here. It basically did not exist. His arrival and the failed NASL still planted the seeds that slowly continue to grow today. The USA really didn’t have soccer heroes of our own. You struggled to find even a game on television. There were no streaming or even cable television for most. Soccer can likely be the third most popular sport in America in my lifetime. Definitely, fourth. Background on how poor soccer was here in the USA. So dead my youth soccer coach was British. In high school, we had 2 German transfers due to military. We went from mediocre to state semi-finals 😂😂😂
I told the fanboys that once Messi leaves it all will go back prior to his arrival. Peleé did play many games in Europe with his team Santos dominating all the big European teams during the off season
5:13 nope. We messi fans have same amount of respect as we have for leo. Unlike That other sui dude who said his goals are recorded and wanted to make pele look lame.
You should react to one of the biggest failed wonderkid in football history Freddy Adu who was American. Boy was highest earner at MLS when he was 14 years old.
atleast in chicago area id say soccer might be the 3rd or 4th biggest sport its not considered a big 4 thing cus nobody watches mls but it is most definitely more popular than hockey and probably baseball cus who actually watches baseball and im pretty sure at my highschool more people tried out for the soccer team than the football team even though the football team had no cuts and it is a very big highschool
the reason is simple, just look at nba and nfl drafts and what they care about? speed, lateral movement, wingspan, vertical, height as if they’re buying a private jet. 😂 in football it’s about the awareness, game understanding, first touch, the numbers might lie to you but eye test dont. you can surround xavi iniesta messi with bunch of giannis and lebron james the most athletic specimen and xavi iniesta scholes modric these unassuming slight and skinny 5’7 players who couldnt run or jump will humiliate them for 90 mins
5:48 nah, I’d believe if Pele had a bigger impact. We Messi fans actually have all the respect in the world for Pele and his achievements. One of the greatest of all time.
Not one of the greatest but the greatest he could creat could defend.. and a good golly don’t believe me ? Look it up he retired with a clean sheet as he was the official second golly for Santos . He was the most complete footballer ever . He was what Cruyff called total football
12:00 That'd be about $28M/y nowadays. A comfortable salary, and not even counting everything made with side jobs in advertisement, sponsorship, merchandising, etc...
Paid soccer will always destroy any possibility of growing to the top 3. And I'm not talking about kids having to pay to join their under 12 team. I'm talking about you can go anywhere and see free lighted public basketball and tennis courts that you don't have to pay for. But a soccer pitch?? you ALWAYS have to pay for a lit soccer pitch or be part of an organization to use the pitch.
It’s simply just because soccer isn’t part of the culture in the states, and that’s okay, not every culture is the same, and America isn’t the only country where soccer isn’t the most popular sport…
You wanna see football become big in America ? Get a kid from the hood to play the sport & get him on a team & if he’s a. Superstar the youth will follow . America loves a American grown success story
Bronco, I honestly believe soccer will at least pass the MLB and NHL for sure tho but THE NBA and NFL is too huge to pass so it can def take that 3rd spot tbh
The Baseball demographic in the USA is on average 50 so it’s basically just boomers keeping it a live but the US not have a proper league since the beginning affected it baldly😭
bro pele was hear around the world, WITHOUT social media. imagine if they had social media back then, messis move to usa would be mediocre at best as far as social media inflation lol
@riccorich meant as in how news and clips get spread around cuz of media. the coverage aspect of social media compared to back then where you'd wait for one or two shows the whole day to show something soccer related
Bronco the reason why football/soccer won't be a top 3 sport in the US is because you are simply not good at it. US thinks everything revolves around them including sports and if they are not winning they ain't watching its as simple as that.
I disagree 🤷 The reason football can't caught up in US is because they don't have the talent in the streets And this is because the US was a rich country when football became popular Football is a poor man sports because it's the most accessible sport in the world All you need is a circular object and two stones to play it But US was rich enough that people had access to basketball and baseball who need more accessories than football So most people didn't really need to take on football because everyone else was playing these sports so why play it 🤷 The talent comes from the streets and is there isn't anyone playing a sport in the streets then where will the talent come from
Americans didn't care for messi bc the football world didn't care about messi playing in USA. Americans want to see the best of the best compete. Its why Leagues Cup is a massive failure, MLS & Liga Mx are shit leagues to world football, below even saudi league, slightly above prime chinese super league UFC was a new sport, it can happen, I think the sport will easily pass baseball. It will continue to grow, no big boom but gradually. Copa América was the most interest i have ever seen ever the USA be interested in it, media didnt even used to pick it up. And an English american broadcast... never. This most recent one was different. Copa américa has been in USA plenty pf times
Bros, Lol, lol,lol, ur mad that FC Dallas did not qualified for MLS play offs and is not MLS fault. By the way, soccer has grown so huge in America and still capable of overdorminating other rest of sports in America today, bros, u need to Google MLS soccer fans all over the world today, u can see that the number of MLS fans is so huge today cause most people from Europe are watching MLS this day, u might have a postcard but your not really reaching about rapid game change over in America fans and soccer today, bros no kids Wana be hurt to play flag football and ur carrier will be over right away and that's why soccer in American is growing due to the kidds are buying into it now and the American kids are getting good in soccer cause theu started believing into it now and parents loves it
I believe Americans don't love it because it's the number 1 sport ulin the world and not their sports.because I've been to an American football game as a neutral and bro lol..aside the costumes the high scoring didn't really mean much to me.iv been to a baseball game and wonder what exactly made people intrigued..aside from the nba which can rival soccer as a sport to a degree..I believe if America really wanted to be the best in the world of soccer they could be but big corporations involved in all these other sports with advertisements and financial benefits won't allow it to happen..Im afraid it can't be a top sport in America
@@riccorich Exactly. The NASL had no salary cap & no revenue sharing. It never occurred to the league's owners to start youth academies to develop homegrown players. The owners thought they could just sign famous foreign players who were in their 30s, along with players out of college.
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Da Bronco believe that,PELE... Even America President was all over him.Muhammad Ali was star struck even when he met Pele,He said it himself(Pele was different).
one of the reasons why soccer is failing in America (and Canada) is that money is everything here, if you ain’t got money you can’t join an academy
another reason is, anything america isn't good at, they'll discard it. if anything they're decent at they'll call themselves the best and compete with 1-2 countries and call it world cup/championship 😭
Mls next acdemy is free tho
Pele was The first football icon
USA has a lot of potential. Y'all gotta get out of that mentality of not caring about the sport just because you can't be the best at it yet. Theres like 190+ countries on the grind. This is about the grind. We all look for the same. I feel like americans undervalued football just because they could not automatically be the best. Football is not like that. The level competition at football is something else. You can't be always the winner...you gotta support and put effort to be the best, it won't come to y'all just because youre american....and to be honest you got everything to be one of the best, except for the love to the sport
Ehh… it goes much deeper then “y’all don’t care about the sport because you can’t be the best at it”, I don’t think that’s true.
Excactly 💯
@@DaBronco ow really? That is so true. That slowly changed over recent decades
Our Women dominated world soccer for decades and the general public still doesn't care. You can say "nobody cares about women's sports!" but look at the WNBA. Look at Track and Field. Look at women's CBB. People care, but they just don't care about soccer
Yes, exactly.
No one cares about most women sports because most of the time that shit sucks. But i do gotta give it to y’all women for being the best those past years, but it will never be the same compared to the men. Women sports in general has become more of a thing last decades. Before that is was more of being in the kitchen and raising kids. Track and field is something that can be discussed. And the WNBA, that shit trash fr.
Even if you guys put same effort in the men’s team like you did with the women? Still unreachable. Women sports became a thing really for the last 3/4 decades, while the man been putting work years before that.
Y’all don’t gotta care, y’all can keep using the term soccer, but ey, at the end of the day? Y’all gonne be the one that will forever suck at it, living in y’all bubble. ⚽️ national teams are like army’s. And for a major country like the US? Y’all have one of the weakest army around the 🌎 globe
I feel like soccer will be top 3 in future, bc I play hs soccer and over the years I’ve been seeing more people attending or games and talking about it.
Americans are waking up for the first knowing they are not the only country in the world 😂
But even then youre stuck in the school system. In Europe you would have had a decade of playing in academies right now and way less restrictive child labour and travel laws.
Only the USA ties sports to school.
@@WookieWarriorz fr
*In North America. América is the whole continent, and from it came out the GOATS (Diego, Messi, Pelé, R9, Dinho, Di Stefano and more...)
Pelee❤❤❤❤❤❤.... It was like this when Pele came to America same as Messi's. PELE'S own was even bigger.As soon as Pele retired within years it vanish again.. But this generation is different ,Bronco it will surely change
Sports in America is so big its its own planent..planet... soccer is just a rock America
I am actually German and legally British, so I've always called it football, but I grew up in South Africa (like the man behind Football Iconic by the sounds of his accent) where everyone calls it 'soccer' so I do agree it doesn't really matter if people call it soccer, there are many different ways of speaking English, and some people just like to make a big deal out of it just to argue.
His from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 actually…
@munyachibanda404 ah I see! Cool. Not the first time I've assumed someone is from SA instead of Zim.
@munyachibanda404 has has South African accent, he probably residing in South Africa
Pele going to USA was like if Michael Jordan or LeBron Going to Vietnam to play basketball.. imagine how big it would be for Vietnam.. that's how big it was for USA
Bad comparison, Jordan wasn't needed to promote basketball world wide, soccer needed Pele for America.. goes to show how Big Sports In America is vs the rest of the world
@@riccorichJordan definitely was needed. Literally the only basketball player Europeans would have known for decades is Michael Jordan and maybe Shaq. Even today I know for a fact none of my family or friends in Europe know who LeBron James or curry are. I remember seeing kobe died on the news and my coworkers were like. Who ????
@WookieWarriorz no basketball had establishment in Europe for many years before the dream team era
Football doesn't fail in America America failed in football
Nope. It failed in America. We have the best athletes objectively. It has failed to capture the imagination of our best.
@@whenisdinner2137it’s getting better tho, the younger generation in America are big in soccer, give it time
@whenisdinner2137 😂😂😂😂😂 good joke idi.ot
Nope. When u have the Big 4 soccer will always have a hard time.. I follow soccer too I'm American
@@ganggang2314that was said in the 70s and 90s
To be fair I’m pretty sure I’ve already seen reports suggesting that MLS has already surpassed the MLB & that soccer is already in top 3 sports in US I could be wrong but I thought it was pretty reliable
Hockey is still over it I think and you know how many people hate soccer, it’s maybe 4th or 5th
Da Bronco remember he has retired from football.why go to Europe.😂😂😂 Even in his prime Pele ,scored more than he played against the European clubs...😂😂
Pelé didn't went to europe because the dictatorship that was going on here in Brasil (which USA had huge influence into making it during cold war), made him a National Treasure (which means, he couldn't be sold to abroad)
but in 62 he didn't shine because got broken second game, 66 also, he didn't want to play in 1970, but was almost forced to it from the dictators (it only ended in 1985)
and if you'd put the 5 best brazilian teams from those days in europe best leagues, they could win all of'em
Pele didn't need to play in europe, he was already playing in the hardest league in the world at the time(brazilian league). Most of brazil best players didn't play outside brazil until the late 80s and early 90s.
I dont really think football Fans really care what americans think about the Sport
Bronco, Pele didn’t go to Europe because South America was equally as competitive back then so there was no need to go. Europe only started outcompeting S.America when they started having more money to buy all the world talent and coaching
During Pele's last season (1977), the North American Soccer League had 18 teams. In the following season, the league had 24 teams. They added too many teams, too soon. This only lasted three seasons. After the 1980 season, teams started going under until the league completely folded after the 1984 season. There was a documentary about the New York Cosmos made in the mid-2000s, and one of the people that was interviewed described it as having started off as a 3-ring circus, which became a 10-ring circus, and finally the tent collapsed.
There was no salary cap. I don't think they even understood the concept of revenue sharing. It never occurred to them that they needed to start youth academies to develop homegrown players. They were heavily dependent on signing famous players who were in their 30s. They also signed players out of college.
That league was doomed.
In the 2010s, there was a re-launch of the North American Soccer League, but did not achieve the same level of success as the original. Amazingly, the re-launched version operated in the same way as the original. You can guess how this ended.
Saludos Da Bronco! From Guatemala
until MLS removes the horrible transfer rules, it won't grow big enough because you can barely buy any starts because of the DP rules and stuff, tbf people still talk about Messi in Miami because so many Ronaldo fans are tuning into the MVP award😂
nah impact wise no one comes close to Pele bro, Messi is currently moving how Pele would move if he was in this era. Messi is going to be the next ambassador of football after he retires so this is how hes going about it
In 1977, the North American Soccer League had 18 teams. Six were profitable. Another six were breaking even. The remaining six were operating at a loss.
Bronco, you need to understand that messi fans aren’t delusional and smoothbrained like the ronaldo fangirls. We accept when messi is not the best at something. Because regardless of anything, he is still the best player in decades if not all time.
Speak for yourself
The three lines rule is something you see in 6v6 or 8v8. Pretty much small sided matches
2:10 not true at all. I’ve seen a lot more MLS related hype in my community since Messi arrived, even now. Not even for Miami I particular (though mostly.) I see a lot more people actually wearing their team’s jerseys now.
Also MLS numbers are still overall higher than before Messi came, even in games he doesn’t play, meaning that there already is a permanent impact in terms of popularity, which is what is important. I also can’t find a single place in my city that doesn’t sell a Messi related product, either it’s certain grocery stores carrying his sports drink, clothing stores with his cologne, gas stations with his beer ads, or general stores and his merch, he’s still everywhere I go.
That documentary is accurate. As an old guy today and a child that played soccer because Pele came to the United States. Soccer was DEAD here. It basically did not exist. His arrival and the failed NASL still planted the seeds that slowly continue to grow today. The USA really didn’t have soccer heroes of our own. You struggled to find even a game on television. There were no streaming or even cable television for most. Soccer can likely be the third most popular sport in America in my lifetime. Definitely, fourth.
Background on how poor soccer was here in the USA. So dead my youth soccer coach was British. In high school, we had 2 German transfers due to military. We went from mediocre to state semi-finals 😂😂😂
I told the fanboys that once Messi leaves it all will go back prior to his arrival. Peleé did play many games in Europe with his team Santos dominating all the big European teams during the off season
21:30 that’s somebody’s grandma now 😂😂😂
The only reason soccer will never make it here is because soccer doesn’t do ads 😅
Bro in ur country which sports are famous i mean i know in Olympia ur goated but in general which sports are famous
5:13 nope. We messi fans have same amount of respect as we have for leo. Unlike That other sui dude who said his goals are recorded and wanted to make pele look lame.
7:30 South Africa and Australia call it soccer as well
You should react to one of the biggest failed wonderkid in football history Freddy Adu who was American. Boy was highest earner at MLS when he was 14 years old.
Pele Larger than Life❤❤❤
Jesus is the life
And the Truth❤❤❤@@umamwosa
@@Boaf9 And the way✝️
Amen
and the savior
15:45 literally just heard that in Texas this year. 😂
Your sport is American handball 🏈 sir. Football ⚽ is our sport.
atleast in chicago area id say soccer might be the 3rd or 4th biggest sport its not considered a big 4 thing cus nobody watches mls but it is most definitely more popular than hockey and probably baseball cus who actually watches baseball and im pretty sure at my highschool more people tried out for the soccer team than the football team even though the football team had no cuts and it is a very big highschool
Naw Black hawks are alot more popular than anything soccer
Rodri - deserved winner
The fact that you need to state that , make it clear he doesn't deserve it amd you Don't even believe in that
The statement at the beginning is right mostly but its undeniable its growing all u need is more time and local fans etc
Messi fans respect pele don’t hate
Bro you gotta react to "messiah a Lionel Messi movie"
the reason is simple, just look at nba and nfl drafts and what they care about? speed, lateral movement, wingspan, vertical, height as if they’re buying a private jet. 😂 in football it’s about the awareness, game understanding, first touch, the numbers might lie to you but eye test dont. you can surround xavi iniesta messi with bunch of giannis and lebron james the most athletic specimen and xavi iniesta scholes modric these unassuming slight and skinny 5’7 players who couldnt run or jump will humiliate them for 90 mins
Soccer only have one break for ad. They need ad
5:48 nah, I’d believe if Pele had a bigger impact.
We Messi fans actually have all the respect in the world for Pele and his achievements. One of the greatest of all time.
Not one of the greatest but the greatest he could creat could defend.. and a good golly don’t believe me ? Look it up he retired with a clean sheet as he was the official second golly for Santos . He was the most complete footballer ever . He was what Cruyff called total football
Nah fuck messi, Pele is the goat, messi only has 1 World Cup but Pele Owns the world cup
12:00 That'd be about $28M/y nowadays. A comfortable salary, and not even counting everything made with side jobs in advertisement, sponsorship, merchandising, etc...
@@invock the funny thing, that was back thing when football wasn't all about money..Koubaily, Mehrez ,Mitrovic all having gigantic salaries now.😂😂
Paid soccer will always destroy any possibility of growing to the top 3. And I'm not talking about kids having to pay to join their under 12 team. I'm talking about you can go anywhere and see free lighted public basketball and tennis courts that you don't have to pay for. But a soccer pitch?? you ALWAYS have to pay for a lit soccer pitch or be part of an organization to use the pitch.
It’s simply just because soccer isn’t part of the culture in the states, and that’s okay, not every culture is the same, and America isn’t the only country where soccer isn’t the most popular sport…
Yeah I was surprised to find out basketball is the number one sport in Lithuania a European country
Don’t forget the gold cup in 2025 too.
You wanna see football become big in America ? Get a kid from the hood to play the sport & get him on a team & if he’s a. Superstar the youth will follow . America loves a American grown success story
Bronco, I honestly believe soccer will at least pass the MLB and NHL for sure tho but THE NBA and NFL is too huge to pass so it can def take that 3rd spot tbh
The Baseball demographic in the USA is on average 50 so it’s basically just boomers keeping it a live but the US not have a proper league since the beginning affected it baldly😭
bro pele was hear around the world, WITHOUT social media. imagine if they had social media back then, messis move to usa would be mediocre at best as far as social media inflation lol
Media wasn't that wide back in the 70s and 80s either.. remeber he played in NY.. not in some regular US town
@riccorich meant as in how news and clips get spread around cuz of media. the coverage aspect of social media compared to back then where you'd wait for one or two shows the whole day to show something soccer related
The only problem is the name of the sport in america if it was football instead of soccer it would have been more popular
Them 70s snow bunnies siiiuuu😮😮😮uuu
I think right now and the last 25 30 years mostly immigrants benefited from soccer in America not so much Americans
Michael Jackson was on another level of his own
Bronco the reason why football/soccer won't be a top 3 sport in the US is because you are simply not good at it. US thinks everything revolves around them including sports and if they are not winning they ain't watching its as simple as that.
Pessi wasn't the one, it was supposed to be Ronaldo
But he can’t step foot in the US 😂
La liga has a salary cap Bronco
I disagree 🤷
The reason football can't caught up in US is because they don't have the talent in the streets
And this is because the US was a rich country when football became popular
Football is a poor man sports because it's the most accessible sport in the world
All you need is a circular object and two stones to play it
But US was rich enough that people had access to basketball and baseball who need more accessories than football
So most people didn't really need to take on football because everyone else was playing these sports so why play it 🤷
The talent comes from the streets and is there isn't anyone playing a sport in the streets then where will the talent come from
5 mins is crazy
Usmnt was bigger and better in the Donovan and Dempsey era
messi won the leagues cup without reinforcement
Ronaldo is in fact more famous than Micheal Jackson
MJ 👑 sold 850 million albums worldwide... without social media
He’s not
Doubt it
How is football not big in USA? The usaw football team won all them world cups for yall
Americans didn't care for messi bc the football world didn't care about messi playing in USA. Americans want to see the best of the best compete. Its why Leagues Cup is a massive failure, MLS & Liga Mx are shit leagues to world football, below even saudi league, slightly above prime chinese super league
UFC was a new sport, it can happen, I think the sport will easily pass baseball. It will continue to grow, no big boom but gradually. Copa América was the most interest i have ever seen ever the USA be interested in it, media didnt even used to pick it up. And an English american broadcast... never. This most recent one was different. Copa américa has been in USA plenty pf times
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Bros, Lol, lol,lol, ur mad that FC Dallas did not qualified for MLS play offs and is not MLS fault. By the way, soccer has grown so huge in America and still capable of overdorminating other rest of sports in America today, bros, u need to Google MLS soccer fans all over the world today, u can see that the number of MLS fans is so huge today cause most people from Europe are watching MLS this day, u might have a postcard but your not really reaching about rapid game change over in America fans and soccer today, bros no kids Wana be hurt to play flag football and ur carrier will be over right away and that's why soccer in American is growing due to the kidds are buying into it now and the American kids are getting good in soccer cause theu started believing into it now and parents loves it
Pele who?????
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I believe Americans don't love it because it's the number 1 sport ulin the world and not their sports.because I've been to an American football game as a neutral and bro lol..aside the costumes the high scoring didn't really mean much to me.iv been to a baseball game and wonder what exactly made people intrigued..aside from the nba which can rival soccer as a sport to a degree..I believe if America really wanted to be the best in the world of soccer they could be but big corporations involved in all these other sports with advertisements and financial benefits won't allow it to happen..Im afraid it can't be a top sport in America
El mundo siempre habla y hablará de Messi. EEUU con sus deportes tradicionales qué al mundo no le importa.
it’s failed because americans are biased towards american football and ads
No it failed because it's a pay to play sport in America. It's for rich kids only in America.
No NASL over expanded and didn't have salary caps.. also didn't have a sustainable plan
@@riccorich Exactly. The NASL had no salary cap & no revenue sharing. It never occurred to the league's owners to start youth academies to develop homegrown players. The owners thought they could just sign famous foreign players who were in their 30s, along with players out of college.
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Pele is till today the GOAT Real futbol fans know it . 😅
Pele would scored 4000 goals in Europe, Europe was a farm back then
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