My best guess as well.
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I really think they should have pulled the franchise permanently once Miami backed off the downtown site. And if MLS didn't draft the documents in a way that gave them that right, then someone needs to be fired.
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I saw on Twitter that there are some who believe (and it makes sense) that they may apply for 3 or 4 names and then let fans choose the name of the franchise from those choices.
I guess we’ll have to wait (probably a REALLLLY long time) and see.
As far as where the stadium ultimately gets built, my money is on Doral.
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Cubans arent really big football fans though are they ?
The only Cuban I know that likes soccer is me.
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Looks like Cincinnati might be in
https://www.si.com/soccer/2018/05/24/fc-cincinnati-mls-expansion-berth-announcement-2019-start
https://www.si.com/soccer/2018/05/24/fc-cincinnati-mls-expansion-berth-announcement-2019-start
They’ll be playing in their own stadium before we will.
True of everyone but the Revs I think, including all new expansion clubs.
The revs will beat us too.
well, damn
[Deleted my post as I realized it was a duplicate from this one]
Crazy that they are already going to be starting next season.
Sigh. MLS owners continue to think too small. Stadium size of 21,000 when they are already drawing almost 24,000 as a USL team.
So, how do they balance the conferences in 2019 and 2020? Right now it is 11 in the East and 12 in the West. The 3 new teams all look like Eastern Conference teams: Cincinnati, Nashville and Miami. The other wild card is whether the Crew move to Austin.
If the Crew stay put, then the conferences are even in 2019, but one team will have to switch West in 2020. My guess would be Chicago.
If the Crew move to Austin, then one team needs to move East for a season in 2020, before moving back. My guess would be Minnesota.
I suppose the tidiest outcome would be for the Crew to move after 2019, in which case, no other teams would need to change.
If the Crew stay put, then the conferences are even in 2019, but one team will have to switch West in 2020. My guess would be Chicago.
If the Crew move to Austin, then one team needs to move East for a season in 2020, before moving back. My guess would be Minnesota.
I suppose the tidiest outcome would be for the Crew to move after 2019, in which case, no other teams would need to change.
oh i read it as how much they are drawing, where was the stadium capacity mentioned? also i think it did very well since i think some student section tickets were like $5 -$10 so its not hard to sell alot. i do think prices will go up across the board when they get their own stadium. rather it be full than empty seats at higher capacity
I am totally going to our first away game in Cincinnati. Chili, brats, Oktoberfest, sign me up. Who's with me?!?!
Uh, that's brats as in sausages, not as in bratty kids.
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FC Cincy fans traveled real well last year for their US Open Cup match in Miami. Good for them. That city deserves a MLS team more than Miami and Nashville.
You have to think that at this point, Beckham wishes he had gone all in on a city like Cincy and not Miami.
You have to think that at this point, Beckham wishes he had gone all in on a city like Cincy and not Miami.
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