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Talk about a potential shocker. Baltimore’s mayor has sent a letter to the Maryland Stadium Authority to look into possibly building a soccer stadium for DC United. The city became a bit more interested in the project after this summer’s soccer tour that saw a game at the 71,000-seat M&T Bank Stadium for AC Milan…[continue reading]

Words you never want to hear from a league commissioner, “we will move the team.” Sadly enough in an interview to Soccer Insider Steve Goff today, MLS commish Don Garber uttered those exact words about DC United. You can read the whole thing here. Below are some of the bigger points that he made. “We…[continue reading]

After the latest setback for the Black-and-Red and their stadium hopes, it makes me wonder if they will ever get a stadium of their own that isn’t RFK. Just a random thought and question…will DCU ever leave RFK? One would hope they will but after all these setbacks and negative votes you have to wonder…[continue reading]

Where have we seen this before for the Black-and-Red? Oh yeah, in their own city. Now it looks like you can add Maryland to the list of places that DC United probably won’t get a stadium in. A Prince George’s County Council committee yesterday recommended that the county oppose legislation that would launch planning for…[continue reading]

Remember the Popular Point Stadium? Yeah, that project died a while back. Now it appears that DC United could be moving their next door neighbor in Maryland and build a stadium in Prince George’s County. According to Steve Goff, the club is going to partner up with the county and the state to build a…[continue reading]