this is the solution....if they really want to push for it. Though i dont think vancouver or montreal are pushing for this since they only been in CCL due to to Voyagers cup not because they are close to winning the MLS cup.
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this is the solution....if they really want to push for it. Though i dont think vancouver or montreal are pushing for this since they only been in CCL due to to Voyagers cup not because they are close to winning the MLS cup.
ohhhh you're saying because they're all mls teams. I see what you mean. So you could send them to concacaf league, unless they win MLS in which case CPL team goes to concacaf league...
Part of a thread. MLSPA President Bob Foose says CCL can proceed under current terms if both sides agree even if new deal is not reached. Not sure if that means only up to the point the regular MLS season starts or what.
It's also confusing because previous tweet in the thread that says the pressure is to make a deal "by end of preseason in late February" but don't we expect the season to begin in mid-February now?
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Are they doing the draw in Zocalo?
nah, i read it was in a university's event space.
lol he then tracks back saying other options are citi field/ YS.
it will be filled up for sure, and they wont give a fuck its in a baseball stadium. the only liga mx team may not fill up is leon.
I think you misread, because he was less than clear. But I think he meant the second tweet that mentions YS, Citi and St Johns to round out the possible 4 venues for the year that he mentions in the first tweet. I don't think he was saying those were all possibilities to host CCL. In fact, in another tweet he explains that he was told they can't play all the CCL games in YS, even if scheduling is clear, because their contract for YS has a cap on the number of games.
i guess i can see that re reading it. he could of tweeted about the limit right after the brooklyn tweet. still, the news on cap of games at YS is more newsworthy here.
no lie i rather go to citi since i can take the LIRR and be there in like 25 mins from work.
same - took a while to get to last time (thank you MTA) but after the game i'm home in 10 mins
Why in the world would there be a cap on the number of games played? What purpose would that serve? And why couldn't it be worked around given that the landlord is also a part owner of the team?
The real reason for a move seems rather obvious. The attendance for a CCL game in February is not going to be big enough to justify opening Yankee Stadium (or Citi Field).
see now that you said that...we going on a run....to add to the headache.
We'll go on a TFC style run, losing the championship game on spot kicks.
