Thierry Henry scores in US debut as Red Bulls fall to Tottenham.

[mdhattem]

Me and my twin brother at 0:13

[DaMattStar23]

There was a man u fan in the crowd lol

[JohnnyMaverik]

"he highest-profile player to join MLS since David Beckham signed with Los Angeles three years ago."

Pele?

[wade2bosh]

@JohnnyMaverik pele played in nasl not mls

[AlexanderHvass]

American commercialism, a team actually named Red Bulls. I wanna vomit.

[Jimmy3rdperson]

@AlexanderHvass

like the way your uniforms change every year with a different sponsor. ; )

[arvydas0069]

@AlexanderHvass Haha you're a fucking idiot. All the major sports in America have ZERO ads on their jerseys while yours....well....your players are FUCKING WALKING BILLBOARDS! Might as well wear SANDWICH BOARDS instead of jerseys you daft cunt! Hahaha American commercialism my ass!

[AlexanderHvass]

@arvydas0069 I'd say it's worse with a whole team named after a company but yeah I guess I'm the one who is stupid. Also since I actually live in the states I challenge you to name 1 fucking european city that can compete with any semi-large city in the US when it comes to advertising and commerce. Name 1 please. Silly fucking bitch.

[hohomahoro]

@AlexanderHvass in fact, there's a team also called Red Bull Salzburg. Not really American, yeah?

[AlexanderHvass]

@hohomahoro There's a bit of a difference there I'd say. Salzburg FC has a history of making money from changing name and colors much to the fans dismay. Not only this but the company Red Bull actually comes from Austria and has it's headquarters in Salzburg so there's still a sense of "city-pride" in the name. I don't understand why people wanna argue the fact that the US is a dirty commercialised country, it's just a plain and simple fact...

[ryan868]

@AlexanderHvass

So have you sent your angry letter of protest to Bayer Leverkusen too? I'd also like to point out, Red Bull has teams in multiple countries, including Austria, Germany, and Brasil, with their name on it..

[TheGuilty10]

good bay tete