From messi to this. La liga looking real
What do they have to show for that 8m per year?
Living the life, flying all over south America pretending to work.
You can follow a few youtube / twitter accounts and stay up to date with all the up and coming talent.
Paul Pogha has one good game and suddenly people can’t stop praising him. We all know he’s a great player but he doesn’t do it consistently. Let’s wait and se if he does throughout the season and leads UTD to the title before we start singing his praises
I’m tryna be an agentHow do I become a scout?
@Montez might be a better resource that. I'm from Haiti. we fukk with soccer heavy( shyt Brasil and Argentina are our national teams, @LeVraiPapi gets this joke lmao), basketball, Tennis....Cricket is more popular in countries that were raped for their resources by the British Empire. God save the queen tho right lol. But nah, Cricket has been on the downward trend like you said. Young kids dont fukk with it like that. Although it seems like there maybe signs of a revival as of late. There's a heavy indian popular in carribeans so It will never go away.I'd say in the older generation 35-40+ yes. Younger generations not so much. Now Im going off the general crowds I see in test cricket pre Rona. T20 cricket has a different appeal to it and caters to a younger audience plus the West Indies are one of the best teams in that format. They've won 2 out of the last 3 World Championships.
70's, 80's and early 90's was peak West Indies cricket. Like all great dynasties they took their production line for granted. It was being reported even back in the late 90's and early 00's that cricket was losing talent to football basketball and athletics at schools level. Bolt grew up playing cricket. But his first love is football and is special at track. Obviously he made the right sporting choice. Also the West Indies/Caribbean lost a lot of potential talent thru migration to the US and Canada over the past 20-30 years. Like for example Rai Benjamin the Worlds 2nd best 400m hurdler. His father Winston played for the West Indies back in the 90's. Rai was born in the US represented Antigua and Barbuda at youth level in Track and Field but switched back to the US. Now it's not certain that he would of chosen to play cricket he could of always been a track athlete even if he grew up in Antigua. But looking at his height and flat speed. He would of been an ideal fast bowler back in the golden years. Also have to factor in the monetary aspect of it. As cricket only been profitable for a cricketer over the past decade or so due to franchise T20 cricket around the world. Where stars can get paid 100-200k+ for 6-8 weeks work. India/IPL is the place that pays the highest salaries. The PL/CL of T20 cricket. As a kid and you see the various salaries across the sporting spectrum and cricket is a poor relation. And then the phuckery between the WICB and the players that has been off and on for the past 2 decades. Where many of the West Indies superstars didn't play due to various of disputes with the board.
I'm just going off from the things I've seen heard and read and is a take from an outsider.
To really know you're better off asking @Montez @gho3st if it's still popular like it heyday.
I’m tryna be an agent
I'd say in the older generation 35-40+ yes. Younger generations not so much. Now Im going off the general crowds I see in test cricket pre Rona. T20 cricket has a different appeal to it and caters to a younger audience plus the West Indies are one of the best teams in that format. They've won 2 out of the last 3 World Championships.
70's, 80's and early 90's was peak West Indies cricket. Like all great dynasties they took their production line for granted. It was being reported even back in the late 90's and early 00's that cricket was losing talent to football basketball and athletics at schools level. Bolt grew up playing cricket. But his first love is football and is special at track. Obviously he made the right sporting choice. Also the West Indies/Caribbean lost a lot of potential talent thru migration to the US and Canada over the past 20-30 years. Like for example Rai Benjamin the Worlds 2nd best 400m hurdler. His father Winston played for the West Indies back in the 90's. Rai was born in the US represented Antigua and Barbuda at youth level in Track and Field but switched back to the US. Now it's not certain that he would of chosen to play cricket he could of always been a track athlete even if he grew up in Antigua. But looking at his height and flat speed. He would of been an ideal fast bowler back in the golden years. Also have to factor in the monetary aspect of it. As cricket only been profitable for a cricketer over the past decade or so due to franchise T20 cricket around the world. Where stars can get paid 100-200k+ for 6-8 weeks work. India/IPL is the place that pays the highest salaries. The PL/CL of T20 cricket. As a kid and you see the various salaries across the sporting spectrum and cricket is a poor relation. And then the phuckery between the WICB and the players that has been off and on for the past 2 decades. Where many of the West Indies superstars didn't play due to various of disputes with the board.
I'm just going off from the things I've seen heard and read and is a take from an outsider.
To really know you're better off asking @Montez @gho3st if it's still popular like it heyday.
Pray one of your friends make it or find a child in the streets or some shyt…
anytime my nikkas and I have a kick about, I come to the realization football won’t take us out of the hood
Khabib has the whole Muslim world/community behind him.
The tennis woman. First person to win a major born in 21st century. Also first teenager to win a major in over 15 years.
This is so fukking amazing, man
I swear as a fan, there really is no better feeling than watching an academy player come through. It just hits so different to anything else.
Legit got chills when he scored and celebrated the way he did. Unreal moment.
My reaction when Pulisic scored
I had no idea cricket was that popular
I'd say in the older generation 35-40+ yes. Younger generations not so much. Now Im going off the general crowds I see in test cricket pre Rona. T20 cricket has a different appeal to it and caters to a younger audience plus the West Indies are one of the best teams in that format. They've won 2 out of the last 3 World Championships.
70's, 80's and early 90's was peak West Indies cricket. Like all great dynasties they took their production line for granted. It was being reported even back in the late 90's and early 00's that cricket was losing talent to football basketball and athletics at schools level. Bolt grew up playing cricket. But his first love is football and is special at track. Obviously he made the right sporting choice. Also the West Indies/Caribbean lost a lot of potential talent thru migration to the US and Canada over the past 20-30 years. Like for example Rai Benjamin the Worlds 2nd best 400m hurdler. His father Winston played for the West Indies back in the 90's. Rai was born in the US represented Antigua and Barbuda at youth level in Track and Field but switched back to the US. Now it's not certain that he would of chosen to play cricket he could of always been a track athlete even if he grew up in Antigua. But looking at his height and flat speed. He would of been an ideal fast bowler back in the golden years. Also have to factor in the monetary aspect of it. As cricket only been profitable for a cricketer over the past decade or so due to franchise T20 cricket around the world. Where stars can get paid 100-200k+ for 6-8 weeks work. India/IPL is the place that pays the highest salaries. The PL/CL of T20 cricket. As a kid and you see the various salaries across the sporting spectrum and cricket is a poor relation. And then the phuckery between the WICB and the players that has been off and on for the past 2 decades. Where many of the West Indies superstars didn't play due to various of disputes with the board.
I'm just going off from the things I've seen heard and read and is a take from an outsider.
To really know you're better off asking @Montez @gho3st if it's still popular like it heyday.
Pray one of your friends make it or find a child in the streets or some shyt…
anytime my nikkas and I have a kick about, I come to the realization football won’t take us out of the hood