what about the Lalas socks? http://metrostars.mlsnet.com/MLS/ne...ntent_id=37906&vkey=pr_met&fext=.jsp&team=met I think he learn from the Portuguese
. BY THE NUMBERS: MLS Attendance MLS Average home attendance 23,570 Los Angeles 20,783 Real Salt Lake 18,168 Chicago 16,351 D.C. United 15,343 Metrostars 13,021 New England 12,982 Colorado 11,743 Chivas USA 11,691 Columbus 10,777 San Jose 10,129 Kansas City 9,031 FC Dallas 14,675: Leaguewide
WEDNESDAY, July 27 MLS DIRECT KICK PACKAGE NEW ENGLAND-LOS ANGELES (live) 7:30 pm. GOL TV International Friendly CHICAGO FIRE-AC MILAN (live), 9 pm. THURSDAY, July 28 ESPN2 International Friendly D.C. UNITED-CHELSEA (live), 8 pm.
Titles won by national team coach Bruce Arena Major titles won by Bruce Arena during his coaching career: 2005 Gold Cup (USA) 2002 Gold Cup (USA) 1998 Interamerican Cup (D.C. United) 1998 CONCACAF Champions Cup (D.C. United) 1997 MLS (D.C. United) 1996 MLS (D.C. United) 1996 U.S. Open Cup (D.C. United) 1994 NCAA Division I (University of Virginia) 1993 NCAA Division I (University of Virginia) 1992 NCAA Division I (University of Virginia) 1991 NCAA Division I (University of Virginia) 1989* NCAA Division I (University of Virginia) * Title shared with Santa Clara University
I have sister....a bit used....On her fourth marriage.... not tooo pretty...(not too smart either)....just mention her.
Division 1 Average Attendance 1 Montreal 11,493 2 Rochester 9,299 3 Portland 5,271 4 Puerto Rico 5,043 5 Vancouver 4,855 6 Charleton 3,647 7 Mivnnesota 2,901 8 Toronto 2,896 9 Richmond 2,738 10 Seattle 2,622 10 Atlanta 1,874 11 Virginia Beech 1,037http://home.comcast.net/~timberlog/Attendance2005.html
By the way I just finished watching the Fire vs Milan game. The MLS team played outstanding soccer, and was clearly the best team on the pitch. The final result is misleading.
He [Phil Anschutz] would prefer to hold onto this franchise. We just happened to find really good partners. . . . If not for the depth, and in particular the commitment, that this group has made toward a soccer-specific stadium, we would not sell this franchise." -- AEG President and CEO Tim Leiweke on the sale of D.C. United for $26 million to a group of investors including Willi Lauterbach, a German-born real estate investor who resides in Northern Virginia, and Tim Kissler, a former executive with Washington developer John Akridge Co. The group is led by United president Kevin Payne. (Washington Post)
Philadelphia talks about a team and a stadium, still in the early phase a nice portuguese community with a lot of central america special guatemelas http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/76-07292005-520748.html
The Westen Mass Pioneers USL div 2 currently in first place http://www.masslive.com/pioneers/ Also, the Lady Pioneers were defeated in the first round of the play-offs for the W-leagues.
1. WHAT THEY'RE SAYING "I don't think they underestimated the MLS guys. It is more a case of not knowing. The English don't really know very much about the American players or MLS. I think the knowledge and awareness is growing now." -- Fulham's American forward Brian McBride on his team's 4-1 loss to the MLS All-Stars. "Personal reasons. I can't comment any more than that." -- FC Dallas and MLS All-Star coach Colin Clarke on why Dallas striker Carlos Ruiz was a no-show for the MLS All-Star Game. (mlsnet.com) 2. WINNERS & LOSERS: All-Star replacement Jeff Cunningham shines against Fulham Winners: JEFF CUNNINGHAM is MLS's leading scorer, but has failed to get a call into national team camp from Coach Bruce Arena and was a coach's selection to the MLS All-Star Game only because of an injury to Eddie Johnson. On Saturday, as a late second-half sub, he scored twice in five minutes to cap off the MLS All-Stars' rout of English Premier League club Fulham. The Colorado striker's second goal came after he dribbled from the halfway line before slotting home from the edge of the penalty area. The DALLAS TEXANS RED were the only multiple champion at the 2005 U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships, winning the U-18 and U-17 boys titles with 3-0 victories. The Texans Red U-19 girls fell to the STARS OF MASSACHUSETTS in a shootout. New Jersey club PDA had four teams -- three girls and one boys -- reach the finals, where they all lost. ARSENAL FC (U-16 boys) and ECLIPSE SELECT (U-17 girls) were the only repeat champions. CLUB AMERICA launched its Mexican league title defense with a 3-1 win, on goals by Claudio Lopez, Cuauhtemoc Blanco and Reinaldo Navia, over Tigres. CRUZ AZUL, whose coach, Argentine Ruben Omar Romano, remains missing after being kidnapped July 19, beat Morelia, 2-1, on two goals by Gerardo Torrado, who returned to the Mexican league after five seasons in Spain. PACHUCA beat Monterrey, 2-1, thanks to a goal scored by JUAN CARLOS CACHO with a shot from his own half. Losers: BOCA JUNIORS has received a three-game Libertadores Cup home ban because of a crowd riot that forced the abandonment of its second-leg quarterfinal game against Chivas Guadalajara in June. The South America confederation also fined the Argentine club $20,000, banned striker Martin Palermo for three matches and fined Coach Jorge Benitez, who resigned the day after the game because TV cameras caught him spitting at Guadalajara striker Adolfo Bautista, $10,000 and banned him four games. The UNVEILING OF BERN'S STADE DE SUISSE was marred when a hot-air balloon, part of the opening ceremonies, flew off its mooring and crashed into the roof of a nearby car dealership with the trapeze artist, who suffered serious injuries, still attached. GORDON STRACHAN's stint as Glasgow Celtic manager has started with a 4-4 at Motherwell in their Scottish Premier League opener three days after suffering a 5-0 first-leg loss to Slovakia's Artmedia Petrzalka in a Champions League qualifier. The second leg takes place Tuesday.