I honestly never knew that. He just has weird takes and comes across a bit goofy.The general public never seemed to take issue with him until his support for Trump became more outspoken.
Interestingly, he rarely (if ever) expresses those views while performing his professional duties.
People have been complaining about that idiot since long before Trump even though about running for president.The general public never seemed to take issue with him until his support for Trump became more outspoken.
Interestingly, he rarely (if ever) expresses those views while performing his professional duties.
I never suggested he didn't have detractors. My point is that it hardly seems coincidental that their presence on social media has become more pronounced as his political views outside of soccer have gained greater visibility.People have been complaining about that idiot since long before Trump even though about running for president.
Or maybe it’s because it’s a World Cup year and more people are watching & there’s a lot more media coverage.I never suggested he didn't have detractors. My point is that it hardly seems coincidental that their presence on social media has become more pronounced as his political views outside of soccer have gained greater visibility.
Good lord! I liked his brashness on the field. It does not translate to the booth. I had no idea of his politics until I read your comment.The general public never seemed to take issue with him until his support for Trump became more outspoken.
Interestingly, he rarely (if ever) expresses those views while performing his professional duties.
So your criticism of him ultimately comes down to a perceived lack of sensitivity?Good lord! I liked his brashness on the field. It does not translate to the booth. I had no idea of his politics until I read your comment.
He’s a cocky SOB and pretty obnoxious. If that is because he lacks sensitivity that’s a new diagnosis to me…So your criticism of him ultimately comes down to a perceived lack of sensitivity?
Fair enough. Everyone has different criteria for what they value in a commentator.
How many of those were in the USA? And yes he did, relative to the interest in the World Cup overall.He never had issues in prior WC's, to this degree.
You described him as brash, so I interpreted that as a criticism of his lack of sensitivity toward the feelings of others.He’s a cocky SOB and pretty obnoxious. If that is because he lacks sensitivity that’s a new diagnosis to me…
I don't see how the location of the World Cup materially affects the argument being made, but ok.How many of those were in the USA? And yes he did, relative to the interest in the World Cup overall.
I had no idea about his politics, nor do I care. I’ve thought he was an idiot since his playing days.The general public never seemed to take issue with him until his support for Trump became more outspoken.
Interestingly, he rarely (if ever) expresses those views while performing his professional duties.
I’ve just always thought he was a bit of a goober type idiot. It just stems from interviews back then.What did he do while at Padova or the USMNT back in the mid-90's that made you think this? or early 2000's?
I just can't recall anything serious back then.
Good lord! I liked his brashness on the field. It does not translate to the booth. I had no idea of his politics until I read your comment.
Judging by the comments in this thread it’s easy to see he’s thought to be an idiot by most without any knowledge of his political leanings.Neither did I.
I have not seen the telemundo soccer broadcast, but their producers understand what viewers expect and know how to set the stage appropriatelyJust watch the telemundo broadcast
I'm skeptical that a handful of comments on an MSU page constitute a meaningful sample of national opinion, but that's certainly one interpretation.Judging by the comments in this thread it’s easy to see he’s thought to be an idiot by most without any knowledge of his political leanings.