Leisher wrote:Source of the post And that short sightedness is one of the biggest problems humanity has always faced.
Sure, it's like rewarding people that get out of a crisis, instead of rewarding people who avoid the crisis in the first place.
Leisher wrote:Source of the post And that short sightedness is one of the biggest problems humanity has always faced.
That's 2 orders of magnitude. Granted, the years are different, but I assume the 2019 #s will be higher, but comparable.The 2015 Women’s World Cup generated almost $73 million, the 2018 men’s tournament generated an estimated $6.1 billion in revenue.
In fiscal 2018, the U.S. Soccer Federation had total operating revenue of $101.4 million. Almost half was generated by sponsorships and around one-quarter can be attributed to revenue from games played by the national teams, according to USSF financial documents.
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However, we can’t directly attribute this increase to either team. USSF sells sponsorships (which include broadcast rights for all U.S. Soccer games) as a bundle. The documents we reviewed don’t distinguish which team brings in more sponsorships or how sponsorship dollars are allocated.
The American becomes just the second player from the U.S. to score a hat trick in the Premier League, joining Clint Dempsey, who did it in 2012 for Fulham in a match against Newcastle.
As an added bonus, Pulisic scored a goal with his right foot, his left foot and from a header, making it a perfect hat trick to become the first Chelsea player to complete the feat since Didier Drogba against Wigan in May 2010.
TheCatt wrote:Source of the post Didier Drogba
Cakedaddy wrote:Source of the postTheCatt wrote:Source of the post Didier Drogba
That might be my next D&D character's name. I guess soccer isn't a complete waste after all! A dwarf cleric from Wigan.
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