The MLS is pulling it's first teams out of the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup moving forward. @HiMyNameisSeton explained what that means and why it's a bad thing for the game of soccer in America.
This Open Cup fiasco is not remotely similar to what happened with #SaveTheCrew.
What happened in Columbus was just about one team, one team of MLS LLC mind you.
MLS pulling out of the Open Cup is a nationwide attack on all clubs and communities who are not part of the monopoly
I realize I am just one incredibly small, miniscule drop in the bucket. But I'm not spending a dime on MLS — no tickets, no apparel, no @AppleTV subscription, nothing — until/unless MLS reverses its inane, short-sighted U.S. Open Cup stance and encourage others to do the same.
Imagine if the Premier League decided it was somehow above competing FA Cup and withdrew all its teams from the tournament. This is what happened in the US this weekend with MLS and the US Open Cup. Article for @guardian_sport. https://t.co/VwguxoDJUW
@sgevans The US Open Cup is the closest competition in the USA to what many on here have desired for years -> open competition that creates opportunity for cities, clubs, coaches and player.
Your take is intellectually dishonest, nieve or corrupt.
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I couldn't make it tonight to the Rose Bowl for Chivas vs America, but again, as has been the case for decades, the attendance proves we have a world class soccer market.
Not only does the establishment not capture it, it disenfranchises this specific demographic of millions.
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