On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 7:52 AM, Medic <[email protected]> wrote: > > The same reason Beckham did. To be a very big fish in a very small pond. > I'd > respectfully disagree with what Judah says. Herny is in his twilight years > as a footballer. Sure he's still got a lot to offer, but he can no longer > offer 'top player in the world' type performances. However he can come to > MLS and be the best player in the league. If he can crack the US > sponsorship > market he'll be almost as rich as Becks. For a footballer at 32 to be able > to reinvent his career, remain a top player for years to come and be part > of > establishing football in a [respectively] new market is very appealing. >
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