Garber: Size does matter

Discussion in 'MLS: Expansion' started by SoccerTown USA, Oct 30, 2002.

  1. SoccerTown USA

    Mar 20, 1999
    http://www.democratandchronicle.com/news/1030story1_news.shtml


    Garber says that while MLS has no “established minimum,” on seating, he thinks 20,000 seats are necessary.

    “While we can’t be viable in 70,000-seat facilities, we’ll be more viable in 20-to-30,000-seat stadiums than 13,000.”

    Garber said Rochester would be a candidate with a 13,000-seat, expandable stadium.

    “As we’ve been saying for many years, once they do have a facility in place, we certainly could envision (Rochester) as part of our league,” he said.
     
  2. NACIONAL

    NACIONAL New Member

    Dec 31, 2001
    Medellin, Colombia
    by the time they build that thing.... the MLS went off... or its a great league...
     
  3. drew_VT_6

    drew_VT_6 Member

    Feb 22, 2000
    Orange County, CA
    Club:
    Los Angeles Galaxy
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
  4. usbfc

    usbfc New Member

    Sep 8, 2000
    New York City
    Off topic...

    I am so tired of the stupid, "Size doesn't matter"... "Size does matter" campaigns. It is so played out. A comparison to me would be like keeping parachute pants in style from the time they came out until now and further. Sorry, but, those things were awful (yes, I owned a pair once). Anyway, (to the world)... can we somehow become original and start a new play on words that is more interesting?

    I guess I also get fed up because as an actor and improvisor, one of the first things we learn is that, if you want to go for the easy laugh? Make it about sex. It plays to the simple minds of people. It's cheap.

    The best improvisors get you in more intelligent ways. So, I've developed a great disdain for the simple-mindedness of sexual obsession. Sorry...
     
  5. superdave

    superdave Member+

    Jul 14, 1999
    Raleigh NC
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Fixed your post.

    ;)
     

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