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Kind of too bad in my opinion, that of all the teams and competitions OneSoccer has, the Canadian Championship is the one that stuck behind the paywall and doesn't get onto any linear channels.It's the one competition that unites all Canadian pro teams, both #MLS and #CanPL, as well as top semi-pro teams.It'd be a great showcase for the entire scene in Canada, and I'm sure the semi-pro teams and their players wouldn't mind some national exposure.#MastodonFC #FediFC #CanadaFC #CanChamp

Forge FC of the #CanPL is ahead of 1 MLS team and two Liga MX teams in the Concacaf Club ranking.I don't put too much stock in these rankings, but I'd love to see a competition that put teams of a similar ranking up against each other. IMO, a bet on Forge wouldn't be a bad bet against these teams.#ForgeFC #MastodonFC #FediFC #CanMNT #CanadaFC

@johnefrancis Money is, unfortunately, often the deciding factor.Most CanPL teams operate with a player budget between $750K and $1.3M (there’s a cap), whereas MLS teams spend $10M+ with Inter Miami reportedly approaching $50M.So, you get what you pay for.That said, CanPL teams can still be very competitive against MLS clubs on the lower end of the payroll spectrum.Realistically, though, going up against the bigger MLS clubs with high-profile players would be a significant challenge.

I propose a new offside rule where you're not offside if you're in the same 5 yard zone as an opposing player.