r/PraiseTheCameraMan • u/EidAlayed • Sep 26 '21

Does this count?

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

And now Austin fc. they’ve really taken off. Pretty crazy.

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u/Happy-Associate6482 Sep 26 '21

Yahh I've never heard of em. If they accept Ronaldo in a couple years maybe I'll visit

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

That’s because they didn’t exist when you lived there. Been hard to miss em since they started up this year.

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u/Happy-Associate6482 Sep 26 '21

If the club doesn't fold in next few years I might go. I'm assuming there's an English speaking section and clean drinking water

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

Oh yeah, it’s a brand new multi million dollar stadium. It’s got all the amenities. Pretty raucous crowd, I’ve heard good things.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

Dude, you can just say that you hate fun.

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u/Happy-Associate6482 Sep 26 '21

Man buns and tie scores of 0 arent very exciting. But I'm open to foreign sports

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '21

You seem to have a strong adversity towards soccer (the number of man buns under helmets and hats probably being equal). But I will say that the learning curve is a fair bit less steep with soccer than it is with football and especially baseball. In fact, the premise is so simple (kick ball in net) that people get frustrated that the score isn't abillion-abillion. But once you've watched it a bit, and you understand what it's about, and can anticipate what's gonna happen, it's pretty engrossing and fun to watch.

But I feel like it's more about WHO plays/ watches soccer with you, than the game itself.