Opposites attract when KC, DC meet today for MLS title - Ft. Worth Star Telegram 50 years later, his last record is history - Philly Burbs DC United seeking MLS championship - Annapolis Capital The great divide - Kansas City Star Wizards, United all smiles entering MLS Cup - Baltimore Sun Sports Digest - Chicago Daily Southtown Nowak back at MLS Cup in new role - Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Adu to play in first MLS Cup - Boulder Daily Camera Team poised to get 1st player - Salt Lake Tribune Bradley forced to look ahead to next season - Peoria Journal Star Adidas, soccer look to Hollywood - Ventura County Star Wizards Believe They Can Pull Off One Final Trick - Los Angeles Times Moving Toward a United State - Los Angeles Times The soccer specific stadium head: MLS peaking at right time - Milford Daily News Wizards burn about being underexposed - Kansas City Star At MCI Center, There's Some Magic in the Air - Washington Post My Dinner With Urkel - Washignton Post Return of The Artest formerly known as an NBA player - Scotland on Sunday For Eskandarians, A Father-Son Game - Washington Post MLS Expansion Draft to be Held on Friday, Nov. 19 Live on ESPNEWS - Our Sports Central
Thanks Kansas City Star for printing an informative article on a day your team is going for a championship. What a way to sell your local team and drum up support, eh? How about putting some words about Arnaud or Oshonayi (sp?) instead of this drivel? I would like to slap the moron who wrote that crap. And yes, this idiot should be talking to diehard fans of Premiership teams like me.
This interview mentions that Cheyo Quintanilla would become the fourth Salvadoran to be on an MLS champion (along with Diaz Arce, Cienfuegos, and Cerritos). http://www.laprensagrafica.com/deporte/45140.asp I couldn't think of another foreign nationality that's won that many, although at least three Canadians have (Onstad, DeRo, Aunger). Curiously, there's never been a single Colombian title-winner.
I posted this in yesterday's thread, but Leweike says that Sampson's coming back for the Galaxy next season. He also states that he feels that the Galaxy has the potential to be the top team in LA in 10 years. I agree, although I'd project 15 years as more realistic. The Lakers are extremely popular, but can they sustain their uber-star status for 10 years? Btw Magic and Shaq/Kobe, they really sunk in prestige. That slide coincided w/ a Dodger drought. Leiweke hints at bringing in h-uge domestic talent to try and pump up the club. It looks like AEG really wants LA to be a juggernaut.
MLS still minor among pro sports - San Bernadino County Sun, Paul Oberjuerge And yet idiotic articles like this one persist. This was my favorite line: The facts: https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showpost.php?p=3583912&postcount=27