@skidawgkc22@CarlisleFan14@CavershamUnited Poster Chid? Why not NYCFC, LAFC, Atlanta, Nashville and so many others who were simply created from thin air to join MLS? At least OC had a club, culture, history, and trophies.
BREAKING: The Wilf family, owners of the Minnesota Vikings, are nearing an agreement to purchase Major League Soccer’s @OrlandoCitySC https://t.co/w3qP98dH7V
@GavinEwbank I decided a few months ago to try to read or listen to a biography of every US president in order. Chernow’s “Washington: A Life” was excellent, as was “John Adams” by McCullough. Currently listening to Meacham’s “Jefferson: The Art of Power.” Only 43 more to go. 😩
The world soccer media, which for decades has spent most of it’s air time & print space breathlessly covering a handful of big European clubs, is now shocked to see those clubs giving short shrift to the minnows merely for their own finance gain.
The point is, we can hate the idea of a Super League and vehemently condemn the brazen tactics of club ownership, but let’s get off our high horses and stop pretending we’re not all part of the problem. Clubs, media and supporters have all happily fed this beast.