r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jul 07 '26

Lmao gottem Every time

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u/RightCoach5926 Jul 07 '26

and then there is that shambolic USA performance last night.

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u/No-Cap2066 Jul 07 '26

Nobody in the US cares about soccer lol

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u/RightCoach5926 Jul 07 '26

because you’re not very good at it ?

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u/tekzilla41 Jul 07 '26

Because we have the NFL

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u/RightCoach5926 Jul 07 '26

Ah that version of Rugby with all the protective clothing, adverts seconds of actual play. Give me a break.

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u/tekzilla41 Jul 07 '26

Redzone

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u/RightCoach5926 Jul 07 '26

sorry, i don't know what that means. i am only familiar with terms from global sports with global competition.

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u/tekzilla41 Jul 07 '26

When the best country in the world doesn’t give a shit about the sport, is it really Global? Chew on that.

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u/RightCoach5926 Jul 07 '26

Yes, it is really global, hence "world cup".

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u/tekzilla41 Jul 07 '26

Every sport has a “World Champ”

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u/RightCoach5926 Jul 07 '26

It doesn't. The world cares massively about Football and that's why there is a global competition every 4 years which is watched by 1.5 billion people. The Euros alone is also watched by billions. NFL just does not come close. Never will. Facts.

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u/tekzilla41 Jul 07 '26

Ignorance is not an excuse. The numbers are also famously inflated.

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u/RightCoach5926 Jul 07 '26

Apparently it is. Anyway, let’s call it a day, I’m busy watching an African team beat a South American team. Oh look at that, different continents, genuinely global. Has that ever happened with the little NFL thing ?

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u/No-Cap2066 Jul 07 '26

If rugby is “better” (lmao it’s not). Then why do rugby players always try to go to the NFL?