May
09

Expansion Talk – Vegas and San Diego Style


I honestly didn’t expect much expansion talk this week but I was proven wrong yet again. Should have thought better since we are quickly coming to that time of the year before the all-star break where the league sits down and decides where to go next. I would guess in the next month or so…[continue reading]

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May
03

Expansion Talk – San Jose and Philly


After a few weeks of nothing on the MLS expansion front, I get two solid days of information coming my way about possibly expansion sites for the MLS. Today we shift our focus back once more to San Jose and to the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia. First with the Bay Area; some decent news…[continue reading]

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May
02

California Helping The Northwest Get MLS

California Helping The Northwest Get MLS

No expansion talks in a while…what is going on? Well today changed that. NEW happenings today in the world of expansion to the great northwest for the MLS. The talks have been rapid over the past couple months over either Portland or Seattle grabbing the next expansion club for the MLS. Today it appears that…[continue reading]

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Apr
20

ClashQuakes Stadium Deal Looks Dead

ClashQuakes Stadium Deal Looks Dead

It looks as though the stadium deal between the hopeful reborn San Jose Earthquakes and San Jose State University is now off. University President Don Kassing and developer Lew Wolff just could not work out a compromise that each could live with. Wolff will now turn to a different route to get the team a…[continue reading]

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Apr
11

San Jose Inching Closer To Stadium Deal

San Jose Inching Closer To Stadium Deal

In light of no real hardcore news as of yet today, there was this finding in the San Jose papers about the current progress of a new stadium to help bring back the Earthquakes to the Bay area. Local government is pushing developer Lee Wolff to open up some of his so called ‘secrets’ about…[continue reading]

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Apr
04

NY Times On The Growth Of MLS


Just put down a copy of an article written by the New York Times. I figured since it was a positive article and mentioned some good things it would be fair to comment on it. It was a good preview of what is to come with some quotes from Don Garber on the state of…[continue reading]

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Apr
01

Bold Predictions For 2007


I figure with the season a mere days away that it would be the perfect time for WVHooligan.com’s Bold Predictions for 2007. And I can assure you this isn’t an April Fool’s Day post either. I have a few, and though some will be ridiculous and stupid, others will be quite factual. Also, they are…[continue reading]

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Mar
26

Slow News Monday…


Very slow news Monday. Most people are spinning their own crap to just post…like myself. Nothing wrong with that though. I love that everyone is still discussing yesterday’s US game with Ecuador. Some people comment during, some right after, and some like to let it all sit in and report on it the next day.…[continue reading]

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Mar
21

San Jose Sells Out Friendly


Hear that San Jose sold out 47,000 tickets for a game that doesn’t include any Americans? Yeah, 47,000 tickets for a Mexico vs. Ecuador game at McAfee Colesium in Oakland. I have to say this is great news for the owners of the possible expansion/rebirth franchise of the San Jose Earthquakes. Getting 47,000 tickets sold…[continue reading]

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Mar
10

Arizona Wanting MLS


I stumbled over an article this morning on how Arizona and the city of Phoenix are looking to get a MLS side in their town as a part of the next round of expansion. A young and ambitious man by the name of Dana Gagnon is leading the way to get a $150 million stadium…[continue reading]

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