The problem in Chicago is lack of public transit to go to games.
Stadium Discussion
- Thread starter Gene
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The stadium, while it may not seem far from Grant Park, isn’t really in an area people commute from. Almost everyone I’ve ever worked with in a Chicago lives in the Northern Suburbs. Some to the west, but all of the infrastructure is from the North
I didnt say it didn't suck. I said Dutchess County was an exaggeration. Which Google maps confirms at any time of day. Of course there is nothing worse than getting to Revolution games. No transit. Constant traffic. I used to ditch my car at my in-laws’ and ride my bike ten miles to the matches most of the time.
"Our league will continue to grow in 2020 with the addition of Inter Miami CF and Nashville SC. And Minnesota United FC will open Allianz Field, the 20th stadium in MLS built or transformed for soccer, with six new stadiums opening in the next few years." -Don Garber
1. Miami
2. Cincinnati
3. Nashville
4. Austin
5. Columbus
6. ?????????
1. Miami
2. Cincinnati
3. Nashville
4. Austin
5. Columbus
6. ?????????
I love how you quoted a thing about Minnesota and then completely forgot to include them. LMAO
I just can't....
It was late night, I read it as six in addition to Minnesota
So they did 5 out of 5 to agree to the rental agreement. There is one confirmed, definitive no on the City Council right now that is retiring and Miami Beckham United can get a yes man on the board after the November elections.
Stadium host has a higher turnover rate than retail jobs.
The stadium search is so hopeless we're talking about damn near anything.
CLOSE! That being said I think Reyna is involved in 0 percent of stadium work.
https://sbisoccer.com/2019/03/claudio-reyna-on-nycfcs-stadium-location-search-were-close
https://sbisoccer.com/2019/03/claudio-reyna-on-nycfcs-stadium-location-search-were-close
