MISL is getting a new website. Hope they don't try that demosphere crap the USL uses, it looks ugly in my opinion.
Hey ISN......greetings from the land of indoor soccer champions......you asked me a couple of months ago after your team took a hard fall, where I was for the past 6 years on these forums.....i was lurking.....the only reason I decided to post as myself was to call your tail out for so many ridiculous comments.....fact is I was a member of this forum and Tom Higginson's old site while you were still a baby crapping in diapers.......good to see your still spouting garbage.......gotta go and I will chat with ya in a few months when the weather turns cold again....
You have to love good ol' #9... or was it #99... depends on the jersey and year... don't stay away too long, AK!
Have no idea who Tom Higginson is... What garbage am I spouting in this thread? Just posted the new teams' websites.
Tom Higginson's old site and the old MISL forum both had about 500,000,000 times the amount of quality that is on these boards nowadays.
Darn tootin'. Art was getting forgotten at rest stops on road trips to Indiana while I was still a baby crapping in diapers.
Depending on your opinion/recollection of the Allen County Coliseum, the Fort Wayne Flames and/or the Indiana Kick, being left at a rest stop on I-94 or US-30 MIGHT NOT be such a bad thing... you could always strike up a card game.
I liked the Allen County Memorial Coliseum. The old wooden seats. I think a fairly steep seating bowl (which I like). Was there for the last ever Fort Wayne Flames game (vs. Canton on 3/31/89). Also, was there for an Indiana Kick game the following season. Haven't been to the renovated Coliseum.
Ah, yes, some random memories of indoor soccer played at the Allen County Memorial Coliseum: 1. Entire sections of turf sliding up the boards when players stopped quickly -- something to do with the turf not binding to the ice under it because the ice temperature was lowered too much/not enough. 2. Wooden seats that were older than EVERY spectator (and perhaps their parents) -- but no confirmed cases of splinters! 3. Organ music at indoor soccer games -- Jimmy Shorts would have loved it! 4. Indiana Kick owner Kent Phillips tossing money out of the press box after goals were scored (Note: fortunately for Mr. Phillips, the Kick did not make a habit of scoring many goals). 5. Twin mascot fiasco: Smash and Dash ?!? Not exactly family friendly!