Haha meanwhile Rovers are down to 17th. :(

Actually the analogy wasn't terrible. But yeah its kinda gross.

Haha nothing he described has anything to do with socialism or any economic system. Being from Philly, we already have to deal with Spencer hawes, thank god this guy's gone.

I remember that haha

Haha just found this from the funniest athlete tweets and it's still great.

Oh I would love Kelly to the Eagles if we get rid of Reid. Part of me would like to see Reid stay though.

When do we get a Drew Magary column with a sarcastic explanation for each amendment being ranked where it is?

Yeah, here's the thing. He didn't murder a guy in cold blood. Him and his friend went out drinking, it happened that he drove. And his friend got killed. Which sucks. But it's not like the whole thing was his fault.

Wow, as a resident of Philly, our reputation must be even better now.

+1

This absolutely sucked. Re locations never happen in England, and Wimbledon had a chance to tie, which would of allowed them to play a second game at home. They got dominated but defended amazingly, and with like no time left this happened. (Btw, Wimbledon had to go to the ninth tier of soccer in england. That's not…

Wow that's depressing.

I may be the only Eagles fan who still likes Reid. Now, I'm not suggesting that he shouldn't be fired, but I still think he's a very good coach.

Penn State is like four hours west of Rutgers as well.

Just want to point out, his brother's name is Yaya

Haha +1

This really outh to just be a concrete rule. Because Nordsjaelland had the ball when play got stopped, so they are just supposed to get the ball kicked back to them. No one ever does this. It has no equivalent in American sports, and its a lot worse than bunting to break up a no hitter.

Nope, why do you think he's excited?

+1

"Top level soccer hasn't been played within the New York City limits since 1976." With the expansion of an MLS team to New York, top level soccer will not be played in New York for the forseeable future.