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The MLS Thread
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Caponedawg
Senior Squad
Ok. What players currently not on the national roster should get a call up or consist of our B team.
No. He's a very good player in MLS but he always disappoints for the national team. He's had plenty of chances to show what he can do, and he's shown nothing.
Here's my list:
Johnson
Arnaud or Cunningham
Dempsey
Klein
Martino
Mulrooney (did Bruce forget about him?)
Burciaga Jr. (might be the only good left back in MLS and we really need to explore our options there - Convey is not the answer and Vanney might be too old by WC2006)
Pick three of: Curtin, Marshall, Borchers, Conrad, Parke, Garcia
xxxFLYERxxx
Starting XI
Cunningham is an ass.
My picks are Kyle Martino and Eddie Johnson.
And i wont give up on Mark Lisi either. Hes such a smart player, but theres no room for him unfortunately.
My picks are Kyle Martino and Eddie Johnson.
And i wont give up on Mark Lisi either. Hes such a smart player, but theres no room for him unfortunately.
Caponedawg
Senior Squad
Stadium to be located in Commerce City
ESPN Soccernet.com news services
DENVER -- Kroenke Sports Enterprises (KSE) and officials of Commerce City announced plans on Tuesday to develop more than 360 acres of open land that would house a 20,000-seat soccer stadium, youth soccer fields, retail development and a new civic center.
The stadium will be home to Major League Soccer's Colorado Rapids, also owned by KSE, as well as concerts and other events. The stadium, which will be owned by the city and operated by KSE, will be at the new Prairie Gateway development in Commerce City.
The announcement comes following Monday's unanimous approval by the city council of Commerce City. The vote also cleared the way for a November ballot initiative that will ask Commerce City voters to approve a $64 million bond issue, with no tax increase to Commerce City residents. If approved, construction would begin in early 2005 with a projected opening date in Spring 2007. HOK already has been announced as the stadium architect.
"The Prairie Gateway site is an ideal location on which to carry out a vision for the game of soccer and Colorado's youth," Kroenke Sports COO David Ehrlich said. "We intend to build a first class facility that will grow the game, support this region's kids, and benefit Commerce City.
Construction of a new stadium specifically for soccer had been announced when Kroenke Sports bought the Colorado Rapids last September. The planned stadium complex will include two regulation size fields outside the stadium, as well as 10-20 additional playing fields.
"The Kroenke-Commerce City partnership is the largest private-public partnership ever dedicated to a soccer complex," Ehrlich said. "The stadium complex is one of the most significant private commitments to youth sports in Colorado."
The stadium and surrounding fields will be modeled after successful soccer-only stadium projects in Columbus, Ohio, and Carson, Calif., home to the MLS Columbus Crew and Los Angeles Galaxy teams, respectively.
Both MLS commissioner Don Garber and Colorado Rapids coach Tim Hankinson hope the new stadium will increase support for the team as has happened in other markets.
"For the third time in less than a year, I am proud to celebrate the vision and innovation of a community which has dedicated bricks and mortar to the development of professional soccer in the U.S.," Garber said.
"A soccer-specific stadium builds tradition, inspires our team to fight and gives our soccer community an arena of competition for our fans to cheer in, which in turn fuels the aspirations and dreams of our young players," Hankinson added.
ESPN Soccernet.com news services
DENVER -- Kroenke Sports Enterprises (KSE) and officials of Commerce City announced plans on Tuesday to develop more than 360 acres of open land that would house a 20,000-seat soccer stadium, youth soccer fields, retail development and a new civic center.
The stadium will be home to Major League Soccer's Colorado Rapids, also owned by KSE, as well as concerts and other events. The stadium, which will be owned by the city and operated by KSE, will be at the new Prairie Gateway development in Commerce City.
The announcement comes following Monday's unanimous approval by the city council of Commerce City. The vote also cleared the way for a November ballot initiative that will ask Commerce City voters to approve a $64 million bond issue, with no tax increase to Commerce City residents. If approved, construction would begin in early 2005 with a projected opening date in Spring 2007. HOK already has been announced as the stadium architect.
"The Prairie Gateway site is an ideal location on which to carry out a vision for the game of soccer and Colorado's youth," Kroenke Sports COO David Ehrlich said. "We intend to build a first class facility that will grow the game, support this region's kids, and benefit Commerce City.
Construction of a new stadium specifically for soccer had been announced when Kroenke Sports bought the Colorado Rapids last September. The planned stadium complex will include two regulation size fields outside the stadium, as well as 10-20 additional playing fields.
"The Kroenke-Commerce City partnership is the largest private-public partnership ever dedicated to a soccer complex," Ehrlich said. "The stadium complex is one of the most significant private commitments to youth sports in Colorado."
The stadium and surrounding fields will be modeled after successful soccer-only stadium projects in Columbus, Ohio, and Carson, Calif., home to the MLS Columbus Crew and Los Angeles Galaxy teams, respectively.
Both MLS commissioner Don Garber and Colorado Rapids coach Tim Hankinson hope the new stadium will increase support for the team as has happened in other markets.
"For the third time in less than a year, I am proud to celebrate the vision and innovation of a community which has dedicated bricks and mortar to the development of professional soccer in the U.S.," Garber said.
"A soccer-specific stadium builds tradition, inspires our team to fight and gives our soccer community an arena of competition for our fans to cheer in, which in turn fuels the aspirations and dreams of our young players," Hankinson added.
Rochester Rhino
Manager
that's good to hear for colorado, it looks like very soon every MLS team will have a soccer specific stadium and europeans will accept the MLS more.
Caponedawg
Senior Squad
Eric Wynalda has some kind of vendetta against Cunningham. Everytime ESPN does a Crew game he always finds a time to criticize him. In fact, Wynalda usually criticizes anyone he can. I remember him commentating a Fire game once when Hristo Stoichkov was with the Fire. He kept saying how hristo should play his game and how he was kinda of overrated in certain aspects.
.xxxFLYERxxx
Starting XI
Originally posted by Run DMB
He's a talented ass.
If he's so smart, how come he's injured?
Nah but seriously, he had a great start to the season before he got injured. I think we'll see him called up at some point.
True.
--- I like Wynalda. Yea, hes a cocky bastard, but he knows his soccer and hes a US national team legend.
Caponedawg
Senior Squad
yes Hejduk sucks but man I love how he plays dirty when playing against Mexico. He doesn't take their ****.
soccer4evry1
Reserve Team
Hey guys, I'm sorry, maybe you don't give a ****, but anyone here knows anything on Dallas Burns' name change? Will they change their collors too?
soccer4evry1
Reserve Team
I was checking out Kansas City - L.A. highlights... dude, it must have been a great match to watch.
I think it's totally unfair that K.C. Davy Arnaud's goal isn't an option for the "goal of the week" poll at mlsnet. What a play! It could even win the poll.
I think it's totally unfair that K.C. Davy Arnaud's goal isn't an option for the "goal of the week" poll at mlsnet. What a play! It could even win the poll.