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the new top chef without padma is still good
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I await my rare but potentially deadly infection in the skin of the perineum.LOL
https://twitter.com/CBKReport/status/1780805709334008318if i’m carl ice, I offer kentucky’s commits triple the amount
lolGoing to the well once more on recruiting incredibly good looking players
Yeah, K-State does recruit some fine-looking young men. While KU recruits good athletes, they always look like they're a chromosome away from being developmentally disabled.
Everyone is a chromosome away from being developmentally disabled ...
Currently watching Quiet On Set. Oof.i just finished watching this. what’s your take on dan schneider?
Reem's with the family at a table and tang is at a high top with the player. Tang: "Now our fans are the best in the world... but when you're losing they're gonna get on your head!" lmaoawesome
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is that through scholarships to the academies?For example, I think Sweden has set a great example by partially privatizing their Social Security system.I admit I started it, but let’s not pit this up.
I’m curious what you think about the model for youth sports as compared with our pay to play system. I think rec leagues from our youth are probably overly romanticized but covid for sure killed off MPRD sports in MHK and I think that was a loss for the community.
I also think generally that open gyms or pick up for basketball and regular pick up games for soccer and vital for the health of the sports. I think we are too far gone on baseball in the states but pick up game culture is sports culture for most of the world.
I do not particularly like pay for play. I am most familiar with youth soccer and my thoughts will primarily be based off my experiences in youth soccer.
Nothing is going to change in US youth soccer until there is the introduction of solidarity payments as there is in much of the world of soccer. There is a good chance that this is what makes the facilities in Bryne, Norway possible. The US Soccer Federation should be handsomely rewarding clubs who produce players that make the various national teams and/or play at a high level. They have a lot of money and waste it on their cronies. There is never going to be some sort of government support for youth sports and I wouldn't be in favor of it. Solidarity payments would completely change how youth soccer operates.
I also am not convinced that pick up game culture is the sports culture in Europe. I'm sure there are plenty of kids playing pick up soccer games, but the ones that are good are going to club Academies at young ages.