don't play soccer in America, Landon Donovan being the exception. That's why your point about MLS is misleading. Because the league is still growing, the money in soccer is still in Europe. Of the guys on the team that finished 2nd in the Confed Cup, most of them do not play in the US professionally. So your statement that there is no money in soccer is misleading in that way. It doesn't matter how much the low-level MLS players make. If you are good enough, you go to Europe to play, and they make plenty of money. Tim Howard, the keeper, who is probably our best player, for instance, makes about $6 million a year. Donovan makes $1 million and plays in MLS. MLS, however, has a salary cap, as they are trying to grow the league and grow revenues - that's why the league minimums are so low. You are comparing apples to oranges. Why don't you stick to topics you know something about, like being an *******?
