Japan legend Miura, 59, scores first goal since 2022

(bbc.com)

31 points | by brudgers 57 minutes ago

4 comments

  • inatreecrown2 9 minutes ago
  • echelon 6 minutes ago
    People are now starting to turn out for WNBA. Relatability matters, and generational shifts matter.

    Perhaps a league for retired stars would do well. The older demographics still spend lots of discretionary money, and it could lead to clothing deals and sponsorships if athletes came out of retirement in a new league of on rotation.

    As Marvel films go to show, reboots with old faces tend to draw in crowds.

  • jmclnx 40 minutes ago
    Amazing!
  • pudgywalsh 13 minutes ago
    > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.
    • bigyabai 9 minutes ago
      > unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon

      I'm not much into sports, but the age does pique my curiosity.

      • pudgywalsh 4 minutes ago
        Japan has the 2nd highest median age in the world. Old people in Japan is neither new nor a phenomenon.