Ted Lasso Supports The US Soccer Team With Messages On Billboards In Players' Hometowns
November 19, 2022
Ted Lasso is showing his support for the US Men's National Team in Qatar for the 2022 World Cup.
“Ted Lasso” wrote a motivational message for each member of the U.S. Men's National Team going to the World Cup.
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) November 14, 2022
They’re posted on billboards in their hometowns. pic.twitter.com/bE5vmMlXxG
Lasso, a fictional character played by Jason Sudeikis, signed his name on personalized messages to each player on hometown billboards in cities across the country.
"Lasso's personal messages to each individual team member will encourage local support for the hometown hero and build on the excitement for Team USA!" the show shared in a statement.
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If you haven't seen the Apple TV+ show, Ted Lasso is a happy-go-lucky U.S. college football coach who is unexpectedly recruited to lead an English Premier League soccer team.
Credit: Jowee Tucay / @ilovejowee
Despite having no experience with the sport and being set up to fail, he soon wins over the local community of soccer fans.
It's a very uplifting, feel-good show.
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The World Cup begins on Sunday, November 20.
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