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Interests:Knitting, Tequila, Photography, Chicken Fighting
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Registered on:8/16/2013
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Unfortunately that sounds like you may have a chromosome issue. The same channel suite that carried the Super Bowl carries the most widely viewed soccer league in the US almost every weekend for 9 months of the year

It’s ok to be oblivious and retarded, but there’s no need to voluntarily share it with the rest of us
:rotflmao: I get it. Your projection is crystal clear.

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MLS TV ratings
The MLS TV ratings have faced a significant decline in recent years. The 2024 MLS Cup final was watched by approximately 533,000 viewers, a new low for the event. This figure includes viewership on both MLS Season Pass and television broadcasts. The TV ratings averaged just 468,000 viewers on both FOX and FOX Deportes, down from 890,000 viewers in the 2023 MLS Cup final. The decline in viewership is attributed to a variety of factors, including changes in the college football schedule and the shift to Apple TV+ as the primary streaming platform for MLS matches.
You seem to be well versed in chromosomal issues. The projection you present, suggests that the short bus driver requires you to sit on the first seat so that a good eye can be kept on you.

The fact that you think something is televised equates to viewers, suggested that caregiver is routinely present to wipe the tapioca off your chin. Congrats on getting internet and computer free time. I'm sure it was well earned.

re: I miss Jay Jacobs.

Posted by greygoose on 2/10/26 at 8:55 pm to
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I don’t hate the Stephen Pearl hire - I just hate the results.
We lack a big man and team chemistry. Total rebuild year. If Stephen can go out and get a dominant center, and give these guys some to time to gel, we are looking at this a whole different way.

re: Best watch that isn’t a Rolex

Posted by greygoose on 2/10/26 at 8:24 pm to
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Love my spb143, skx, Alpinist, Pogue
I have a seiko coutura kinetic perpetual that is approaching 20 years old. Love this watch!

re: Best watch that isn’t a Rolex

Posted by greygoose on 2/10/26 at 8:20 pm to
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I'll have you know it was the lovely Penelope.
I hope she was wearing her white lingerie when you opened the box and you skipped dessert.
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I think that would be a good movement for liberal women here in the states.
Haha some will I am sure.
I wish those women would wear burkas. That way I could identify their crazy without interaction and not be subjected to their fluorescent hair and tackle box face attachments.
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But most people in America had no idea who this dude is until very recently.
The players on both teams never heard of him. That should speak volumes.

re: Fire Stick

Posted by greygoose on 2/10/26 at 7:50 pm to
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anyone using Fire Stick
Cheap ONN device from Walmart is much better.

re: Best watch that isn’t a Rolex

Posted by greygoose on 2/10/26 at 7:48 pm to
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The Rouchefoucauld. The thinnest water-resistant watch in the world. Singularly unique, sculptured in design, hand-crafted in Switzerland, and water resistant to three atmospheres. It is *the* sports watch of the '80s. It tells time simultaneously in Monte Carlo, Beverly Hills, London, Paris, Rome, and Gstaad.
Did Mortimer gift you one for Christmas?
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Using the MLS as the benchmark when it’s not close to the most watched league in the US is a choice. Even moreso when you consider its insignificant % of the total soccer watching pie in the US. That’s like regarding MAC interest as a proxy for the entirety of college football

Sweet summer child might be understating it
:rotflmao: Kids grow up here, playing football and soccer. The kids that grow up playing football, and their parents go on for the rest of their lives watching football games. The kids that play soccer, don't even watch soccer matches. Do you know how I know this? I can't find a damn soccer match on any channel that isn't obscure in this country.

Again Einstein, the NFL is apparently trying to drag South America into watching professional football, but there is zero base to draw from because NO ONE PLAYS THAT SPORT IN THAT PART OF THE WORLD! The super smart people that run the NFL know this. Bad Bunny halftime show was just a ploy to get those 3rd world countries to tune in for the 20 minute show, then throw those numbers at the companies next year for an increase in ad costs. What they didn't factor in, was an alternative show that pulled away a significant amount of people that live and consume in the world's largest market. Kid Rock currently has the #1 downloaded song on the charts. Just think, is next year going to be even a bigger draw if the NFL trots out another "artist" that even the players playing in the game aren't familiar with? If TPUSA makes this an ongoing event, huge names will start lining up and fighting to be the next headliner for their event.
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The only butthurt in here are the Auburn posters still mad because Oats handed them another loss at home playing against a former NBA player.


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You sweet summer child
Are you denying that millions turned the channel, that normally wouldn't have? Or are you one of those who think American football is going to perform a miracle, and become popular in countries where no one grows up playing it?

How popular is MLS in the USA? And that's with millions of kids pushed into it every year. There are soccer fields everywhere.......world's most popular sport, and can't garner a blip on the radar when they play a match here. Now imagine a country that doesn't even have a football field. That is the fan the NFL is going after. Does their logic of pursuing a growth there by booking some dude who is just popular because they like his music? Might be better off kneeling during the national anthem and embracing Fred who likes to wear a dress.

re: When does Roger Goodell leave?

Posted by greygoose on 2/9/26 at 9:06 pm to
Well he did sign off on a halftime show that few of the 80K fans in attendance could see or even understand, I imagine he's been fielding calls from upset corporate CEOs all day, with complaints about how they lost 10+million eyeballs for their $15 million, 30 second ad because a shite ton of people tuned away.

All because he thinks the NFL is going to become super popular in Brasilia and Caracas.

re: Missed opportunity by NFL

Posted by greygoose on 2/8/26 at 9:15 pm to
Tonight was the first time I've watched an NFL in 12 months. Horrible game and the only entertainment I got was when I changed over to TPUSA at halftime. If I'm the CEO of a company that dropped $15 million on a halftime SB ad, I'm going to be pretty pissed off know 10+ million viewers swithced channels at the half.
Eff Budweiser! Tranny on the can showed us who that company is.
I'm getting more entertainment by reading comments on this board. This game is horrible.
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There are 2 sides right now. One is for God, morality, and decency. The other is watching bad bunny. I don’t like country music, but my views are 100% aligned with those that sing it. And Kid Rock or Rob Ritchie’s last song was very impactful.
Amen! "There's book in your house, that could need some dusting off..." hit me like a ton of bricks.
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This is awesome
Kid Rock just made me tear up a little!
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Who's this blonde?
Don't know, but she's damn good!