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Ever drive down to Miami to see him play? We've thought about driving over.

saw him play in Barcelona at Camp Nou 10 years or so ago when he was in his prime. now that was something. went back couple years later for the museum tour and to go walk on the field at Camp Nou and that was great too.

never really had any desire to go see Inter Miami but that has been in large part bc they have been playing in fort lauderdale out west in some old shitty stadium they put lipstick on a pig over since the expansion team started- not sure if the brand new state of the art billion dollar complex they built down in Miami is even open yet. When that opens I'd love to go check it out.

Pretty clinical. 

The penalty reminded me of a classic 'rules are rules # stupid targeting penalty and ejection against a DB the. Induced by a wr.   No doubt a clever maneuver by the Spain guy with the French players leg up in the air. 

Wow that was a dominant performance.  Espana lookin' very soccery.

British fans online worried that the rain and thunderstorms in Atlanta might delay the game... 

But any time someone points that out to them, some other helpful Euro jumps in to say, "well, large metal structures and lightning don't mix.  And thunderstorms in the US are no joke!"

Which is of course true, but that's also precisely why large structures like that are thoroughly grounded, isolated, and shielded where necessary.  We don't stop playing indoors when there's lightning.

And then another helpful Euro stops in to say, "Well, it would be dangerous as the fans enter the stadium."

Which is really funny, as if FIFA or anyone else cares about the fans entering the stadium.  TV time slot, viewership, and ratings, are what drive the decisions.

I recall an SEC basketball tournament in a dome in Atlanta that was 'delayed' and then some by a rather severe storm.