The degradation of football

**PaleoEuropean** · 08-26-2020, 01:09 AM

Become a Glasgow Rangers fan

**Creoda** · 08-26-2020, 01:24 AM

Not what it used to be

**Ouistreham** · 08-26-2020, 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by Duffmannn

Whites are moving towards rugby in many countries now.

Too late.
Professional rugby is following the footsteps of football with a couple of years' delay.
European clubs are increasingly becoming big businesses purchasing coloured players from the South Pacific islands.
Negroes are more and more conspicuous in the French and English national teams.

**Sebastianus Rex** · 08-26-2020, 01:48 AM

I disagree, the overall quality of football is much better and the Champions League is by far the competition concentrating the highest amount of good teams and players in the history of this sport.

Messi and Ronaldo deserved all the individual trophies they got (only 1 or 2 are debatable) they are much more consistent performing on the highest level season after season than any of the past greats, their stats speak for themselves. Too bad they are approaching the end of their careers, so soon we won't see such phenomenons if ever.

If anything we can criticize football becoming too much of an industry but that's a consequence of having massive audiences generating a lot of money, there is always amateur of semi pro local clubs for the purists.

Regarding the game, old fashion classic 10 playmakers and dribblers are in short supply but nowadays it's difficult for a manager to fit in those kind of players who don't defend and are tactically undisciplined. Football is much more demanding now and naturally it will get more physical and fast paced.

**Sebastianus Rex** · 08-26-2020, 02:06 AM

Originally Posted by Ouistreham

Too late.
Professional rugby is following the footsteps of football with a couple of years' delay.
European clubs are increasingly becoming big businesses purchasing coloured players from the South Pacific islands.
Negroes are more and more conspicuous in the French and English national teams.

Realistically what will probably happen in football and rugby is the same it did with professional sports in the USA, they became dominated by players of colour. It's happening already in France and other euro countries

In professional sports requiring speed, explosiveness, agility etc in equal circumstances blacks/part black players will end dominating those sports since they are physically more gifted with those attributes and more prone to pursue career in professional sports since they come from poorer backgrounds (professional athletes usually come from the lower classes) and perform poorly in school.

**Ouistreham** · 08-26-2020, 02:54 AM

Originally Posted by Sebastianus Rex

Realistically what will probably happen in football and rugby is the same it did with professional sports in the USA, they became dominated by players of colour. It's happening already in France and other euro countries

In professional sports requiring speed, explosiveness, agility etc in equal circumstances blacks/part black players will end dominating those sports since they are physically more gifted with those attributes and more prone to pursue career in professional sports since they come from poorer backgrounds (professional athletes usually come from the lower classes) and perform poorly in school.

A realistic assessment.

Last night I heard on the TV a journalist saying he feared football would follow the destiny of boxing, which was a very big thing still in the early 60's but at some point lost popularity because the audiences couldn't identify anymore with the actors (he didn't say "all Blacks and Arabs" but obviously he meant it).

Strangely a popular sport seems to remain immune to the negrification process that killed basketball, handball, and even tennis: cycle sport. Only whites there. Maybe, too much technicity and strategy (hence = higher IQ) involved.

**Duffmannn** · 08-26-2020, 09:55 AM

Originally Posted by Sebastianus Rex

Realistically what will probably happen in football and rugby is the same it did with professional sports in the USA, they became dominated by players of colour. It's happening already in France and other euro countries

In professional sports requiring speed, explosiveness, agility etc in equal circumstances blacks/part black players will end dominating those sports since they are physically more gifted with those attributes and more prone to pursue career in professional sports since they come from poorer backgrounds (professional athletes usually come from the lower classes) and perform poorly in school.

In most countries rugby continues being an universitary-rural-high clase sport, obviously It doesn't seem that could negrofying in the future.

**Jana** · 08-26-2020, 09:59 AM

Originally Posted by Sebastianus Rex

Realistically what will probably happen in football and rugby is the same it did with professional sports in the USA, they became dominated by players of colour. It's happening already in France and other euro countries

In professional sports requiring speed, explosiveness, agility etc in equal circumstances blacks/part black players will end dominating those sports since they are physically more gifted with those attributes and more prone to pursue career in professional sports since they come from poorer backgrounds (professional athletes usually come from the lower classes) and perform poorly in school.

Well said. Football is better than ever and we have now highest amount of elite players than ever before. It has never been so competitive.
But it's really degraded by amount of money in it and commercialization.

Some transfer fees are sick, 50M because normal amount to pay for pretty good yet not elite young player, this kind of money was for best of the best not so long ago.

I'm also sickened by entrance of politics in sports, like players taking the knee for George Floyd and promoting faschist BLM movement, even of their jerseys.
Disgusting.

Football is becoming NBA. We already seen that with Jordan brand making PSG jerseys.

So yes, it's now a tool to serve globalists unfortunately, but that doesn't mean Europeans and south Americans will stop to adore most important game. I surely won't.

**Universe** · 08-26-2020, 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by Duffmannn

In most countries rugby continues being an universitary-rural-high clase sport, obviously It doesn't seem that could negrofying in the future.

**Universe** · 08-26-2020, 10:32 AM

The brazilian ronaldo and ronaldinho fascinated me more than C. Ronaldo and messi. I am aware the former two were great for only a few years.
Anyway, I lost interest in watching soccer. I was a big soccer fan as a teenager, but even then I liked to play it more than to watch it. I didn't lose interest in it because I think it changed, I just don't see the point of watching sports anymore. Boring.