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Exactly. I'll believe it when I see it, and this mostly seems like QBFC, v. 2, but in Brooklyn Even the excerpt from the Vision Statement thatHolding excitement until we know where they'll play. Although based on QBFC, maybe we should hold the excitement until there's a team on the field.
snugglefarts posted sounds almost exactly like what QBFC used to write. The one aspect that is different is the European-style stuff (mentioned more than once), which personally turns me off. NYC is international but it's not Europe and I'm tired of soccer marketing for 
Speaking of USL, the new team in Milwaukee is ongoing a fan vote on the new team name (the team names were previously submitted by fans) and are moving on to round 3. It's nice to see that most of the "typical soccer team" names you'll see aren't here. Even the ones with "United" or "City" included are more unique than just "Milwaukee City" or "Milwaukee United"
Real FC United SC, the ultimate American soccer team name. FTW
I believe so. And to be fair to both of those making it this far, I believe both of them went up against some pretty bad names in the first two rounds.
im actually interested of going to see the team, because the site of the stadium is where an old ramada Inn used to be. i stayed there while there was a chess tournament going on that i took part in JHS ....a long time ago.....
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City of Brooklyn City. You heard it hear first!
And based on not much I’m thinking Greenpoint/Williamsburg somewhere on North 6th Street, although nothing popped out to me when looking at the map for available spaces.
No idea if it's meant to be final, but it's on the owner's website. Extremely generic, but also designed enough that they must have paid money for it.
On closer inspection the way the letters angled it makes it look kinda like a cube or the first floor of a building… if you squint
My son's youth team is Brooklyn United aka BKU for shorthand. Though their logo is just BU...
I actually thought of that but design-wise it would work better if the arms of the "U" didn't go up but instead continued in lines that made you think it was a sidewalk. So they might have been going for the building corner idea as a possibility but I'm thinking it's much more of a letter U. Which doesn't make much sense either if it's not a United, so who knows.
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