The MLS Stadium Thread

It's really awkward urinating on the back of the guy in front of you's trousers if the gaps are large enough for people to see you doing it.

 

But you guys already have a rivalry going on with that other team in Washington, Seattle.

 

Yesterday I drove by Midway and the trucks have started a massive hole in the ground.

 

You guys better hurry, you only got 3 months until the ground freezes again and you got to wait another 9 months to finish.

 

Quakes fan here. Rivalries not a factor, because our rivals rivals are NY, Tijuana, a team with no players, and the San Diego Chargers.

 

I think you forgot AEG in that list.

 

Nah, I said our rivals rivals.

(Forgot some punctuation though, sorry.

 

https://www.mnufc.com/stadium/stream

 

Where the stadium pron at?

Miami?

LAFC pix?

More Minnesota?

DC?

New Sacto?

Other?

 

BTW, that looks like the Quakes training facility.

I mean, our actual finished training facility with a sign on it and everything.

 

Except our sign doesn't have the MNUTD logo on it, and its says "TRAINING FACILITY."

 

The DC United website says Audi Field is supposed to open in 2018. Does anyone know if that is still really the plan and if so what part of 2018 are they projecting?

Based on my knowledge once DC moves into Audi there will only be Minnesota and possibly Vancouver (although I think they have a pretty favorable deal) not playing in owner controlled stadiums. Out of 23 teams that is something I thought I would never see.

 

The team has said it will be June of 2018. Most fans are realistically expecting it to be after the World Cup break.

 

Seattle and Portland too.

 

Chicago too. City of Bridgeview owns the stadium, but it is a VERY favorable deal.

 

Paul Allen is still a part owner of the Sounders, no?

 

That is awesome. Thank you!

 

Portland is the primary tenant at their stadium..

 

So why haven't they installed a grass pitch?

 

Have you seen a Portland game when it rains?

 

I was actually kidding, I've read all the excuses on the stadium porn thread.

 

Last I knew quest was controlled by a part owner of the sounders

 

Ok, I should change my comment to after DC moves there will only be Minnesota left that isn't the primary tenant, in an owner controlled stadium or has a deal that gives them at least partial advertising, concessions and parking revenue.

Like I said above as far as I know Seattle still falls in the owner controlled category.