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Maybe this is why the stands at Dicks Sporting Goods Park always seem empty. I try not to get too involved in some of these fan issues with stadiums but after reading this email that was sent to the Sideline Views, I thought it needed to be discussed. Apparently there are some big issues going…[continue reading]

Once in a blue moon I get bored and head over to BigSoccer. Well, today was one of those days (I thank my new puppy for waking me up extra early and giving me this extra time this morning). I saw this thread at BigSoccer and thought it was pretty interesting and pretty amusing. Plus…[continue reading]

Real Salt Lake and the Governor of Utah are coming together tomorrow to announce something big, or as the league’s website calls it a “historic RSL Stadium announcement”. What is this announcement about? More than likely its all about a big named stadium sponsor. Probably one similar to the Toyotas, Home Depots, and Pizza Hut…[continue reading]

Many around Major League Soccer believe that the New England Revolution would benefit from moving out of Foxborough and into a soccer stadium of their own. There had been talks in previous years about a possible move into a such a stadium but so far nothing has come out of it. But the Boston suburb…[continue reading]

One of the more exciting stories I’ve read over the last 24 hours or so. Professional soccer is on it’s way back to Tampa Bay. Eight years after the Mutiny folded in Major League Soccer and nearly 20 years after the Rowdies exited the field by the Bay. Professional soccer turns next year in the…[continue reading]

A week ago our discussion on FIFA VP Jack Warner wanting the USSF to hold their World Cup bid for the 2018 Cup and use it on the 2022 Cup looks like the USSF didn’t listen. Word today out of Chicago and the Big Apple, is U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati is still confident the…[continue reading]

Ah, a great video posted over at the FC Dallas team blog today. The guys at FCD took a video camera that took half-second snapshots every ten minutes for four days. Its pretty cool to see the stadium go from soccer to concert to concert and back to soccer. For those who aren’t in Dallas,…[continue reading]

I was looking around the MLS/soccer/blogsphere today and came across an interesting article at Goal.com about where is the best place in America to watch a soccer game. And while I found that the list was interesting, I think I have to disagree with most of it. They got it right with RFK being the…[continue reading]