That aside, it's far simpler to make easy points like "the government's out to get you," "immigrants are taking our jobs," or "experts don't know what they're talking about" than it is to process complex arguments about economics or climate science, especially when pundits treat these kinds of debates like fans cheering for two competing soccer teams.
Transmission apparently occurred not only between members of this team but also to a competing soccer team.
This study explored the perceptions of injury, physical recovery, as well as the effect of surface related variables on injury as a result of soccer participation on NG and FT for 99 professional soccer players competing in Major League Soccer during the 2011 season.
Certainly, the Dutch baseball federation, with its 30,000 members, cannot compete with soccer, whose federation boasts 1.5 million.
"We are the second biggest thing in town, though we cannot compete with soccer," Mr. Tribolet said, noting that when the Broncos play in a stadium in neighboring Chur, they draw up to 1,500 fans.
Stevenson kids have a team name, the Rattlesnakes, but it's impossible to compete in soccer when your entire student body, grades one to eight, consists of two boys and two girls.
European hockey is a strange place: jerseys are a neoliberal dream of sponsorship patches, and top scorers on each team are marked with gold helmets; there's a lot of gimmick and schtick that goes into making the sport financially viable as it competes with soccer for attention.
Nuccio (not, of course, his real name) is a top cigarette smuggler in Italy, where buying smuggled smokes competes with soccer in popularity.
But you have to return to the genesis of the satellite station to learn how Mediaset snuck in through the back door to compete for soccer on Italian television.
It was just the third time women had competed in soccer at the Olympics and the first medal for Brazil's women's team.
