El Trafico is semi-legit, because it was coined mostly by fans, not MLS. The league had been trying to do some sort of “LA Clasico” branding BS, which thankfully didn’t stick.
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You, as a salesperson, have more control over the margin that YOU generate. Comparing it to the women’s argument is apples and oranges, really.
By all accounts, the USWNT continue to do everything that the USSF and its partners have asked of it: win championships. The players have no control over the…
Wait, why doesn’t Google Play Music count? It’s super intuitive, available on phone, browser, tablet, Chromecast and Home devices, and allows you to download podcasts when you’re on WiFi. It’s very, very good.
LA Galaxy markedly improved their crest in 2007.
Professional speechwriter for a major state agency here. A few notes:
Great article, but confused on why you used a photo of the LA Times bombing?
Very, very wrong.
You’d think Prince would want to avoid all this negative PR and just continue to use his idiot sister Betsy as the go-between...
Even though I had just a mid-range Henckels set, I was anti-pull through up until the minute my wife - using our dulled blades that I hadn’t taken to get sharpened in years - sliced the living crap out of her finger, thumb and hand in one motion.
Srsly. I bought a gorgeous muddler from Crate & Barrel for $7. I use it more than most of my other (more expensive) bar tools.
MLS stadiums have actually gotten smaller since 2000, when a majority of teams played in locations like Giants Stadium, Arrowhead Stadium, the Rose Bowl, Soldier Field, etc. Nearly all MLS teams now own or use smaller soccer-specific stadiums (usually around the 18k-27k mark).
“You can’t do ifs in our business.”
In what group? Outside of CPuli and the German-Americans, most of our starting XI and pool players started in MLS.
Players with sorry technique and bumpy first touches and poor decision making abounded on both sides of the pitch.
Except France = FIFA and French Guiana = non pas du tout. Someone of Malouda’s talent doesn’t want to spend their int’l careers playing in the Caribbean Cuppity Cup Cup Cup instead of the World Cup or Euros.
While proponents of L.A.’s bid say the city won’t lose money because there’s a wealth of facilities and infrastructure already built, any money gained from the Olympics will go straight to the already wealthy.
In effect, then, NBC has taken what was a single great product and sliced it into two unsatisfying parts, making it worse, more expensive, and less convenient than the previous unified whole.
Hey, at least you’re honest about your size.