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Post by Zos on Oct 13, 2019 14:38:42 GMT
San Marino ranked 210th out of 210 in FIFA rankings. Any Scots seeling nervous?
Note to Americans, 210 teams in Football's "world series"
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Post by Deleted on Oct 13, 2019 15:05:43 GMT
I just want this international rubbish finished.
I don't care for it 😒
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Post by Carl LaFong on Oct 13, 2019 15:14:39 GMT
Hope we lose to be honest, just for the lols!
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Post by marco26 on Oct 13, 2019 15:58:11 GMT
Note to Americans, 210 teams in Football's "world series" Note to foreigners, 33% of all players in baseball are from foreign nations. That's why the goal is to win the "World Series."
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Post by Zos on Oct 13, 2019 17:03:44 GMT
Note to Americans, 210 teams in Football's "world series" Note to foreigners, 33% of all players in baseball are from foreign nations. That's why the goal is to win the "World Series." What countries do they play in and what nations are represented? Didn't realise. Thought it was just American teams involved.
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Post by marco26 on Oct 13, 2019 17:30:42 GMT
Note to foreigners, 33% of all players in baseball are from foreign nations. That's why the goal is to win the "World Series." What countries do they play in and what nations are represented? Didn't realise. Thought it was just American teams involved. They play games in America, Mexico, Canada, Japan, Australia. This season players are from 21 different nations. 250 players out of 750 are from nations not named USA. That's 33% of the league is foreign. I wonder what the % of foreigners is in Scottish football, or Welsh football, or German football, or... You really think 33% of Scottish football players are foreigners?
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Post by Carl LaFong on Oct 13, 2019 17:53:38 GMT
Note to foreigners, 33% of all players in baseball are from foreign nations. That's why the goal is to win the "World Series." What countries do they play in and what nations are represented? Didn't realise. Thought it was just American teams involved. There are a couple of Canadian teams in MLB.
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Post by Jep Gambardella on Oct 13, 2019 17:56:33 GMT
What countries do they play in and what nations are represented? Didn't realise. Thought it was just American teams involved. There are a couple of Canadian teams in MLB. Not anymore! Since the Montreal Expos moved more than 10 years ago, there is only one Canadian team, the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Post by MrFurious on Oct 13, 2019 18:05:41 GMT
Steve Clarke for the Utd job!!  |
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Post by WullieFort on Oct 13, 2019 18:10:11 GMT
San Marino is to be applauded for being in this comp, knowing they are likely to get thumped every game. They have a decent keeper and...
The Scots, on the whole, made the most of this opportunity to get a WIN. I liked Shankland upfront. Well worth persevering with and Forrest playing as the second striker was a good move by Clarke and Christie, playing out of position wide right. I know that Robertson has been getting loadsastick and here, against the minnows, he didn't impress
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Post by Zos on Oct 14, 2019 11:20:54 GMT
What countries do they play in and what nations are represented? Didn't realise. Thought it was just American teams involved. They play games in America, Mexico, Canada, Japan, Australia. This season players are from 21 different nations. 250 players out of 750 are from nations not named USA. That's 33% of the league is foreign. I wonder what the % of foreigners is in Scottish football, or Welsh football, or German football, or... You really think 33% of Scottish football players are foreigners? What other countries compete is the obvious point, isn't it? You can try and dress it up how you like but it's a pretty stupid name the World Series for a sport played by American teams in America and then calling yourselves world champions. A "World" competition needs many nations sending national sides to compete in. Special interest sports tend not to be able to do that as they have limited interest outside of one country. Perhaps better to call it "American Series"
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Post by marco26 on Oct 14, 2019 14:32:19 GMT
They play games in America, Mexico, Canada, Japan, Australia. This season players are from 21 different nations. 250 players out of 750 are from nations not named USA. That's 33% of the league is foreign. I wonder what the % of foreigners is in Scottish football, or Welsh football, or German football, or... You really think 33% of Scottish football players are foreigners? What other countries compete is the obvious point, isn't it? You can try and dress it up how you like but it's a pretty stupid name the World Series for a sport played by American teams in America and then calling yourselves world champions. A "World" competition needs many nations sending national sides to compete in. Special interest sports tend not to be able to do that as they have limited interest outside of one country. Perhaps better to call it "American Series" No. 'Other countries' is not relevant at all. Isn't the nationality of the players more important than what place they hail from? Hell, English premier soccer could send an Al Star team over here to play -- does that mean they are Englishman? You are just being argumentative. And, believe me, we've all heard that dopey "Why is it called the WORLD series" stupidity before. If you can't accept that a full one third of all players in baseball are from nations all over the world, then it is obvious you are being obtuse on this subject. And you know what? I'll do the same stupidity that you are doing just to show you how stupid you look: Why is it called the English Premier League when many players are not English?
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Post by Zos on Oct 14, 2019 16:36:43 GMT
What other countries compete is the obvious point, isn't it? You can try and dress it up how you like but it's a pretty stupid name the World Series for a sport played by American teams in America and then calling yourselves world champions. A "World" competition needs many nations sending national sides to compete in. Special interest sports tend not to be able to do that as they have limited interest outside of one country. Perhaps better to call it "American Series" No. 'Other countries' is not relevant at all. Isn't the nationality of the players more important than what place they hail from? Hell, English premier soccer could send an Al Star team over here to play -- does that mean they are Englishman? You are just being argumentative. And, believe me, we've all heard that dopey "Why is it called the WORLD series" stupidity before. If you can't accept that a full one third of all players in baseball are from nations all over the world, then it is obvious you are being obtuse on this subject. And you know what? I'll do the same stupidity that you are doing just to show you how stupid you look: Why is it called the English Premier League when many players are not English? Sorry, obviously touched a very tender nerve. America#1
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Post by marco26 on Oct 14, 2019 16:42:41 GMT
Sorry, obviously touched a very tender nerve. America#1 No, intelligence is #1 in my book. I get angry when I see such stupidity that you display. My heart aches for the world that someone as dumb as you walks this precious Earth. Slugs, snails, and you. At least the first two never had the opportunity to attend school. What's your reason for your stupidity?
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