I got into a twitter argument with Gottlieb when he said soccer was trash. He has a lot of twitter trolls that come out in his defense.

Robert Reich has to be Frodo, dude is 4'11.

Brendan Rodgers thinks the kid would make a fine false 82 in his new system.

I’d be shirtless everywhere possible if I were Tito too.

Today I learned that Tom Brady built a house in Chestnut Hill.

Deadspin needs to commission Daniel Story’s Portrait of a Legend series from Football 365.

I dunno man, I listen to a lot of New England based sports radio.

Counterpoint: This is Ludogorets.

While it’s a nice notion to call Tom Brady a Masshole, he does live in New York City. As much as Pats fans want to think he’s one of them, he is anything but.

I bet they had a baa-baa-que.

Okay, I’ll stop.

I dunno, look at the lady to our right. The lamb definitely told a hilarious joke like:

“What do you call a sheep covered in chocolate? Candy Baa!”

or:

“How do Spanish Sheep say Merry Christmas? Fleece Navidid!”

or:

“Where did I get my haircut? Down at the baa-baa shop!”

They are living their best lives in this photo and…

It’s not often you see the black sheep of the family invited over for tea.

Step One: Bomb them.
Step Two: Bomb their families
Step Three: Grab the oil
Step Four: ???
Step Five: PROFIT

We’ll agree to disagree on that one.

I agree with this, but goal line tech in soccer and line tech in tennis is perfect.

This is more palatable to me. NCAA football seems to have a good handle on it.

Personally, if I have to deal with replay, it needs to be as unobtrusive to the broadcast as possible. I like goal line technology in soccer and the line technology in Tennis. To me, that is replay/replay technology perfected.

I’m a Bengals fan, I’ll never get screwed on a replay call because Marvin Lewis doesn’t know how to manage challenges or timeouts.

My disdain for replay goes across all sports, not just the NFL. My teams have been screwed by bad calls.

For instance: Aaron Cresswell was given a yellow card for simulation in the box on…

Oh, I don’t know. Better educated, more involved. Easier to focus on one job instead of the refereeing job and your law practice, etc etc.

And to say they’re only working 17 days to begin with is an extremely loose interpretation of how much work they’re doing as officials.

The problem with hockey replays is the flow of the game. There was a goal taken back the other night for an offside that happened two minutes prior. If you’re taking that goal off the board, shouldn’t the time lost in that space be restored to the game clock?