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I mean they're in the same division as the Patriots... I wouldn't call the Jets the Yankees of the NFL, they don't even have their own stadium they just play when the Giants are on away games.

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And he never even played in Charlotte lol

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If Aaron Rogers can't make the playoffs in NY, the media will eviscerate him daily.

Laughs in Detroit Lions

Aww, poor NY team can’t buy their way into a pro sports playoff every year due to a salary cap? How will they ever be good on an equal playing field?? I feel so bad for them.

Ryan Reynolds anxiously googling whether RIPD counts as a human rights abuse.

Sabres with an outside chance of ending their drought in the next few weeks….

Seems hard to rig tennis. Not as many subjective calls as football or basketball.

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You missed the point

The way they phrased it almost seems like he abused his access to simply edit the scores after the fact or something, as opposed to weighing his decisions with a bias.

> Carrero manipulated the match scoring with a handheld device

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That’s exactly what you said lol

Good. Now make a rule common place that any player who starts yelling in the ref’s face and whining about foul calls gets a yellow and then kicked out in the second offense.

They aren't good at developing talent and Moreno is one of those meddling owners who loves spending but only on the shiniest toys on the market instead of what actually makes sense for the team. Leads to a listless team with consistently poor results

It's a long term project. It's a show of soft power to the regions around them. Over time, people will be indifferent. Look at PSG nobody was talking about Qatar being terrible the whole time. Even when they won the bid it wasn't till 4 years later people started talking about them again. Then there wasn't really any fuss till the WC drew near.

Meanwhile their efforts attract commerce, put the nations name on the map, displays them as lucractive global players. It's not the average person they're after.

But eventually still, the average person will grow complacent. Stop reacting to the mere mention of Sheikh or Middle East. Stop them being adverse to fueling their economy.

It doesn't hide their trash. Just starts making people ignore it.

See how many City fans will say "Well they develop loads of bad areas in Manchester", "They contributed to our communities".

And for further humiliation, the Bills previous drought was 17 years - which only ended a few years ago. 12 years is nothin.

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