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MLS Week Three: What We Learned
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MLS Week Three: What We Learned

Old 04-18-2006, 09:02 AM  #1
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MLS Week Three: What We Learned

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Old 04-18-2006, 10:29 AM  #2
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Did this guy even watch the game? He says RSL is "still a really bad team." He can't seriously say that and rank NY #7 if he watched the game. We took NY apart being a "really bad team" then they can't be ranked that high.
Old 04-18-2006, 05:58 PM  #3
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The only way RSL is going to de-fuse the media common wisdom that "This is a really bad team" is to win a bunch of games.
Same thing happened with Jazz teams that were in the playoffs year after year.
Same thing happened to Majerus' Utes in the finals-- to listen to the pundits you would think they were there by sheer luck, or had sneaked in slicker than Gerald Ford.
Of course, we have our own local press doing GREAT in-depth coverage in two papers every day and it's only gotten better this season. Not to mention lots of radio coverage and a great TV package. So I guess we'll let the national sportswriters fling their shallow one-liners since they probably didn't bother watching the game anyway, and we'll enjoy the most extensive multimedia coverage in the league and the best fans. :dancing:
 
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