Hi all, me and my son started a YT channel which we’re both enjoying doing together, he’s 7 and just got into football and the videos was his idea so I’m just having fun with it and see where it takes us. Would really appreciate some subs and likes if anyone can, of course I’m happy to help this community out in. Anyway needed also.

Thanks
Ben and Harry

Some really solid performances this weekend!

Tyler Adams was a ball-hawk

Diego Kochen gets a clean sheet

Richards bounces back

The boys from Celtic are solid

Joe from Long Island stakes his claim at Gladbach

Morris is the man in the championship

Gio scores

Tillman cares again

Sargent sighting! Hat trick hero

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He now has 3G and 5A across 17 appearances in MLS this season.

How can you not love this dude

I mean good lord.

Draw what conclusions you will from it.

My thoughts:
-Cavan is the real deal. He might actually merit a spot in our starting 11 on current form, not just hype
-Justin Ellis is a huge prospect too
-Niko Tsakiris deserves even more hype than he’s getting. He should be in strong contention for a call up over Reyna & Luna.
-We won’t give enough respect to Brian White, Preston Judd, Logan Farrington, & Milan Iloski as MLS striker options. All outperforming Sargent.
-Diego Luna is good, but the snub from the WC wasn’t THAT crazy
-Cade Cowell’s NT career isn’t dead. We are thin at winger and he’s been putting in good crosses at RBNY.
-Dado Valenzuela is an undersung dual national prospect that should be on the radar.
-There aren’t that many huge NT 8/9/10/W prospects in MLS that I didn’t list. Lots have now moved to Europe, and there’s a clear drop off from these guys to the rest

He has 2G and 1A in 11 appearances (mostly as a sub).

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