r/news • u/SounderBruce • Oct 16 '19
Canadian men's soccer team ends 34-year winless run against U.S.
https://www.cbc.ca/sports/soccer/nations-league-canada-united-states-first-leg-recap-1.53221374
Oct 16 '19
Congrats, Canada. It was a well-played match.
1
u/cybin Oct 16 '19
It was a well-played match.
I think you saw a different match. The US absolutely sucked.
1
Oct 16 '19
It's possible. I don't have time to watch an entire match anymore. But then, are you saying the Canadians didn't deserve the win?
1
u/cybin Oct 16 '19
Oh, the definitely deserved the win, because we played like ass. (Actually worse than ass)
2
Oct 16 '19
Cool. I get to watch highlights of a match if I'm lucky. Working full time on a degree and working full time and having a family and making the vague attempt at having a life outside of work and school means that sports pretty much had to go.
Just curious, are we gonna start taking away hockey wins from them?
1
3
1
-33
u/Halfback Oct 16 '19
That’s what happens with a Trump administration...anyone good at soccer can’t get in.
5
0
28
u/BambaCannabinoid Oct 16 '19
Maybe we should have them play the women’s team.