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Miles Robinson
Atlanta United FC center back Miles Robinson is currently facing many questions. A recent arrest for misdemeanor theft by taking and an alleged racist outburst in a bar are just some of the questions lingering over Robinson. It is also unclear where he will fit into the United States soccer team.
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Miles Robinson’s contract extension with Atlanta United FC
Miles Robinson has signed a contract extension with Atlanta United FC. Atlanta took him in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. While he did not play much in his first two seasons with the club, he really came into his own under new head coach Frank de Boer.
This season, he started 33 matches and became one of the team’s most important players. His excellent defensive play earned him a nomination for MLS Defender of the Year. In addition to his stellar season, he made two appearances for the USMNT.
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Before turning pro, Robinson played for Syracuse University. He was named an ACC All-Freshman selection in 2015 and finished third on his team that year.
He had four goals during his freshman season, including three headers in a 3-1 win over Seattle. Syracuse made the NCAA Tournament that season, but fell to Clemson on penalties after a goalless draw.
Atlanta United FC has two major games scheduled this month. Their first match is on Sunday against the New England Revolution. The match is scheduled to kick off at 1pm ET. Fans in Canada can watch the match on TSN.
Robinson’s arrest for misdemeanor theft by taking
Atlanta United centerback Miles Robinson has been arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor theft by taking. The arrest occurred at a bar in Atlanta, Georgia. Robinson was reportedly refused to pay for a $5-shot and took it off the bartender’s tray. When the bartender asked him to pay, Robinson refused, and police were called. Miles was arrested but was released after posting a $150 bond.
Miles Robinson has not commented publicly on his arrest. Police have not said why he was arrested, but it was clear he was drinking at the bar and was not paying for the drink. The manager, who was very upset with the incident, threatened to press charges. The police then escorted Robinson from the bar, but gave him a criminal trespass warning. The incident happened only a few days after Robinson suffered a torn right Achilles. The injury has forced him to miss most of the MLS season, and his status for the 2022 World Cup is uncertain.
Miles Robinson is a former U.S. national team defender and Atlanta United player. The arrest comes after he refused to pay for a shot at a bar outside Atlanta's home stadium, PBR Atlanta. He was arrested and released on a $150 bond. Robinson told authorities that he did not want to pay the man because he felt he was being discriminated against.
Robinson’s alleged racist outburst at a bar
Atlanta United defender Miles Robinson has was arrested on misdemeanor theft by taking charges at a bar in Atlanta. He was released on $150 bail. Robinson was arrested after allegedly refusing to pay for a drink at PBR Atlanta and the bartender alerted management, who asked police to remove Robinson from the establishment.
Robinson’s place on the U.S. squad
The U.S. men’s national team is looking for a reliable center back to replace the injured Patrick Robinson. The two were a reliable pair under Gregg Berhalter’s leadership, with Robinson providing the athleticism needed to defend a one-on-one in space and match up well with CONCACAF’s physical forwards. Robinson’s injury has exposed the weakness of the U.S. squad’s defensive structure.
Despite his injury, the U.S. has no other reliable left back. Though Zimmerman was locked in as the first-choice CB for the Qatar 2022 World Cup, Robinson earned his place in the U.S. squad despite a ruptured left Achilles tendon. While this injury is serious, Robinson’s stellar play earned him a place on the U.S. squad, and he is expected to play in the World Cup.
A number of players are pushing for a place in the U.S. squad, and some are calling for Richards to play left back in order to compensate for Robinson’s absence. However, the former Sporting KC homegrown has struggled to break into the Rangers side, making six league appearances since January. Although he can play right back and center back, he is not an obvious answer for Robinson’s absence.
