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A Myanmar political activist from NY called Moe Chan says he couldn’t erase the Burmese curse words at the subway station (he took pic as proof). But he and community leaders got the help of MTA and finally erased it. So now, everyone can commute peacefully, without seeing those Burmese curse words.
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A Myanmar political activist from NY called Moe Chan says he couldn’t erase the Burmese curse words at the subway station (he took pic as proof). But he and community leaders got the help of MTA and finally erased it. So now, everyone can commute peacefully, without seeing those Burmese curse words.

u/antoniok95 — 3 days ago
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There’s gonna be a World Cup final watch party at 1:30 am in Thuwunna Stadium, which seats 40k people. Government employees are told it’s mandatory for them to go, even if they have work on Monday. Tickets are a hard sell. People are scared to go bc of safety reasons and potential conscription.

u/antoniok95 — 6 days ago
▲ 700 r/ussoccer

At 38, Tim Ream became the oldest ever to play for USMNT at a World Cup. He’s turning 39 in October, but he doesn’t want this story to end yet. He won’t retire from national team until he retires from soccer.

u/antoniok95 — 8 days ago
▲ 106 r/ussoccer

Bruce Arena says he is baffled by the talk about how pay-for-play is hurting the national team program. He don't agree with that and he thinks quality players being developed in this country. He believes the USMNT will win the World Cup one day and right now, they are closing the gap with top teams

u/antoniok95 — 9 days ago
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A Myanmar political activist from NY called Moe Chan says he tried his hardest to erase the Burmese curse words at the subway station but couldn’t do it. He even took a pic as proof. Commenters want NYPD to use CCTV and catch whoever wrote those words and jail him or deport him back to Myanmar.

u/antoniok95 — 9 days ago
▲ 1.2k r/usmnt+1 crossposts

Today, Matt Freese has posted on social media for the first time since the USMNT’s elimination from the World Cup. He says every setback is an opportunity to grow. Freese will take this one with him, work harder, and come back better.

u/antoniok95 — 12 days ago
▲ 429 r/ussoccer

Tab Ramos doesn't think this World Cup was successful for USMNT and he is calling for big changes in U.S. Soccer, including the President Cindy Parlow Cone stepping down.

u/antoniok95 — 15 days ago
▲ 788 r/ussoccer

Jermaine Jones defends Christian Pulisic, who is being criticized by a lot of people.

u/antoniok95 — 16 days ago
▲ 337 r/ussoccer

Pulisic just posted on IG where he thanks everyone and says they weren’t good enough but these memories will last a lifetime. He also says this is just the start for this sport in USA.

u/antoniok95 — 17 days ago
▲ 297 r/ussoccer

Former USMNT coach Gregg Berhalter says Belgium are not much better than USMNT based on Transfermarkt values. He also thinks there are a lot of tactical things USMNT could've done better.

u/antoniok95 — 17 days ago
▲ 466 r/ussoccer

Mauricio Pochettino earned by far the biggest salary for a USMNT coach with $6 million a year. Do you think the performances justified the contract and do you think he should stay until 2030?

u/antoniok95 — 18 days ago
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Tyler Adams: "If we inspired just a few kids throughout this journey, then we did something right."

u/antoniok95 — 18 days ago
▲ 128 r/ussoccer

Tim Ream on USMNT's mentality: "What's the point of playing in a game if you don't believe you can win it? What's the point of playing in a tournament if you don't believe you can win it? You don't just go to be a participant, you go to win things.”

u/antoniok95 — 19 days ago
▲ 555 r/ussoccer

If you combine viewers from FOX and Telemundo, over 33 million people in the U.S. watched USMNT v Bosnia on Wednesday night. It is by far the most watched soccer telecast in this country. In comparison, 2015 Women’s World Cup final between USWNT and Japan was about 24 million (FOX + Telemundo)

u/antoniok95 — 22 days ago
▲ 242 r/ussoccer

Ben Jacobs asked Poch if he feels a little bit American now after seeing him sing Country Roads after the game last night. Jacobs gave an example of how Canada's American coach Jesse Marsch said he feels a little bit Canadian now. Poch laughed and said sorry but he is 200% Argentino.

u/antoniok95 — 23 days ago
▲ 61 r/ussoccer

Sebastian Berhalter's mom is Puerto Rican. He spoke to Favian Renkel about taking pride in his Latino heritage.

u/antoniok95 — 23 days ago
▲ 477 r/ussoccer

With last night’s win, Mauricio Pochettino became the USMNT coach with the most amount of wins at the World Cup. He surpassed Bruce Arena and Robert Millar.

u/antoniok95 — 23 days ago