Miami FC NASL Thread

You get a trophy for winning a quarterfinal? What trophy? Whuck?

That's like a baseball team putting up a banner for qualifying for the playoffs as a wildcard.

 

Your Miami FC 2 will host Duluth FC in a NPSL Soccer National Semifinal Match this Saturday July 28!

for this massive clash go on sale at 12 p.m.!
#SeeYouThere
#VamosMiami

 

96 teams battled all summer long for a shot at the and only 4 are left standing!

Get to know the Final 4, including MFC 2's Semifinal opponent Duluth FC, before they all fight for a spot in the Final this Saturday!

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Here is your Starting XI for tonight’s NPSL Soccer National Semifinal against Duluth FC!

Vamos Miami

 

FT:
The Miami FC 2 puts three past Duluth FC and advances to the NPSL National Final!!!

 

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FC Motown to host the NPSL championship next weekend. They beat Portland 2-1 scoring the winning goal in added time during extra time.

 

Man these guys are good, seems like they should be playing at a higher level.

 

I think that FC Motown is going to give them a serious run for their money

 

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National Champions with The Miami FC
Super proud of this team and this club.
3-1 winners of NPSL Soccer

 

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Ya could still have half a season left to play in the USL but ya know, ego.

 

I expect they're paid. Even though it comes under the USASA NPSL it's semi-pro.

 

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We cemented our commitment to Miami with the creation of @TheMiamiFC Youth Academy Program! We are dedicated to increasing opportunities for youth soccer players in South Florida to develop their skills and knowledge of the game.

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Semi.

Pro.

Is.

Not.

A.

Thing.

Regardless of the level of remuneration, pro is pro. Even really low pay is pay.

That said, there's nothing preventing an NPSL team from being ostensibly professional, as long as it doesn't use NCAA players. And if some teams in a league pay players and others don't, that's not semi-pro, either.

Which, again, is not a thing. It's a shorthand (like "fourth division") that is not only incorrect and imprecise, but also clouds the issue and is misleading.