We're getting closer and closer to #Idiocracy every day.

At least you haven't broken your other leg...

Because he wasn't quite the explosive force on the pitch we were expecting...

Doink off...

I'm up on the NW side of town. Lots of development up here, but still have a few ranches about. See folks taking a horse to Sonic or Whataburger when the weather is nice.

Also have some Hispanic-run corrals for horse breaking closer to the Stockyards. See them riding all the time.

In Fort Worth we call this Tuesday (and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday...)

Banter is a different issue. Most is good natured, however biting it might be. That's not so much a thing here.

Pitch invasions? Oh yeah. Here's my 84,000 supporters from my alma mater last night after stomping Alabama despite being a 14 point underdog. #BoomerSooner #OUDNA

Something else I'll throw in... soccer has the potential to be like HS or college football in terms of fan atmosphere. Football here have bands that play the entire game, it's analogous to singing.

Both also have segregated seating for visiting teams.

Also, for 2025 Texoma's closest away game is a nine hour drive to Omaha. 2026 will be a little better as Corpus Christi is a seven hour drive, but supporting on the road may require some extraordinary action.

With few exceptions in the USA (Detroit City being one) the fan atmosphere isn't like in Europe. Hardcore eurocentric (or USMNT) fans laugh at MLS, which has made the game safe for suburban soccer moms.

What do fans over here need to know about supporting a club? Ho boy, where do I begin?!??

With all these clubs, even the MLS teams, there's no multigenerational support, where children support the clubs their parents. Like Forbesy's club, everything has to start from scratch.

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