WVHooligan.com – MLS Blog

Hey, hey, hey. Another Major League Soccer club is close to putting shovels in the ground and building a brand new facility to call their own. CenterLineSoccer is reporting that the San Jose Earthquakes’ proposed new stadium has gone through the neighborhood scrutiny and could be on their way to getting this facility built. In…[continue reading]

Last night the San Jose city council voted unanimously 10-0 to approve rezoning the 95-acre property near Mineta San Jose International Airport to allow development of a professional soccer stadium of up to 18,000 seats for the Quakes. This news out of San Jose is positive but it isn’t a definite meaning that a new stadium…[continue reading]

I guess low expectations can sometimes yield good results. That may be the case this time around with the new renderings and video of the proposed San Jose Earthquakes stadium that came out over the weekend to supporter’s in the Bay Area. We knew going into the weekend that the renderings would be coming out…[continue reading]

I am glad to say it is Friday. Somehow this week has flown by me here but thankfully we have a weekend full of soccer ahead of us here. Two games tonight, with one just about underway in New York, and plenty more tomorrow and Sunday. Nearly every game has playoff implications surrounding them. I’d…[continue reading]

Some more tough news for San Jose Earthquake fans, your new stadium project is now getting put on hold. Earthquakes owner Lew Wolff has cooled off on a projected 2012 opening date for a new stadium for the club, citing lack of sponsor interest and financial delays. Wolff says the club still needs $5 million…[continue reading]

With the lack of internet over the weekend I nearly missed this post. Thankfully WVHooligan writer Geoff Reid did not miss out on it. He sent me this post over from CenterLineSoccer about the possible roof that could be on the new San Jose Stadium. Here is what Jay Hibbs has to say about the…[continue reading]

Good news for another club looking to get a stadium deal here. The San Jose Earthquakes are inching closer and closer to a soccer specific stadium of their own here. According to CenterLineSoccer, yesterday the San Jose City Council unanimously approved the sale of the property that Quakes owner Lee Wolff was looking to get…[continue reading]