Americanizing the Beautiful Game is Still Too Much of a Good Thing

 I feel other people would already say this, but, Americanizing the Beautiful Game is Still Too Much of a Good Thing. I don't think Local Ownership had been necessarily as transcendent to Manchester United as much as Soccer getting on the Good Side with most Americans on ESPN/ ESPN 2 in the 1990s and 2000s, but, I really feel the Glazers burnt too much of a Good Thing.

It is all apart of the Brady Cycle that would have spared the Buccaneers from a lengthier hex over Jameis Winston and their Playoff and Playoff Win Hex was already lengthy. Instead, we are quaff that winning the Super Bowl at Home became too much of a good thing instead of a Superior Home Field Throughout the Playoffs to the Super Bowl.

Denting a Trophy Battle with a Stadium Invasion really is bad. I feel this has became an 8 Year Frat Party that has gone on too long and all my ladies would have kids, husbands, boyfriends or just regular old get tired of the bull.

I wouldn't go as all in as Jim Acosta with having to openly unbleeped saying a key phrase on The News, CNN, not the Spin Zone or any of the other clones, because I wouldn't want to risk hitting a Family or Kinda Family Show, but, I feel they'd have to Stop the Bull from getting aired around like it is not everywhere.

We already have a childish if not immature approach at Professional Soccer and Megan Rapinoe is challenging in a matter Pele has not challenged. Our immaturity toward Soccer is who is there, not the investment or the interest even.

Manchester United's International Television Ratings where so well known it led to an Early MLS Powerhouse in DC United.