Is that from his fanfic?He probably walks past it every fortnight
And we'll win it next season when we get given someone's spot. UEFA realise that the competition needs players like Coutinho to attract viewers
What goes through Sheikh Mansour's head to wake up one day and think "I own Manchester City but I want a club in the MLS...FUCK IT I'M BUYING ONE"
This guy is a nutcase.
I see what you mean, I blame Kharma. He left a bad taste in my mouth.I came from Android and have regular use of iPad and iPhone. I honestly like all the platforms. Each has their strong points. Although, as much as WP8 is my personal favorite, I've said before I would only recommend them to a certain type of person.
BOOM
http://mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2013/May/Club-announcement-New-York-City-FC-to-launch-21-May
Edit: Twitter account is live
@NYCFC
What goes through Sheikh Mansour's head to wake up one day and think "I own Manchester City but I want a club in the MLS...FUCK IT I'M BUYING ONE"
This guy is a nutcase.
Hoping a club legend will also make for a good manager is like playing Russian roulette, but it can pay off.
I hate the Yankees.
I don't think a second NY team is good for MLS. The Red Bulls are going to see a drop in attendance.
Obviously he's involved in a decision like this, but this was definitely the brainchild of Ferran and the commercial guys. It's added exposure for Man City, it allows players to go on loan and play in front of 20k people a game rather than to play for the EDS in front of a 100 people and it further strengthens the brand as a whole. Ingenious really.
Perfect analogy.
Ciro Ferrara and Conte.
Of which actually interested in soccer? 5? Perhaps even 6?I don't really have a feeling toward them. Didn't they have something with United at some stage?
NYC has a population of 19,000,000 as per the City statement.
I don't think a second NY team is good for MLS. The Red Bulls are going to see a drop in attendance.
http://www.orlandocitysoccer.com/news/?article_id=1361Orlando City SC Owner/Investor Flavio Augusto da Silva stopped by the front offices in Winter Park, Fla., Monday afternoon, wrapping up an exciting few days of meetings that continued to move the franchise toward Major League Soccer (MLS). Press around Central Florida came to interview the Lions owner, with the Rio de Janeiro native giving valuable insight on where the club is in bringing MLS to Orlando.
We had two options after the (Florida) state bill fell through, said Da Silva in an interview with the Orlando Sentinel. The first option was to wait another year, see if another bill goes through- but we would not be able to start playing in 2015. The second option, the one that I like and chose, was starting a plan B. That plan will help finance a new stadium.
While the plan on how exactly the stadium will be financed is currently still in discussion, Da Silva was optimistic about once that part of the plan is completed- there will be only a few more steps remaining to bring a MLS franchise to Orlando.
We feel confident that once we figure out the finances everything will into place, Da Silva added.
I don't really have a feeling toward them. Didn't they have something with United at some stage?
NYC has a population of 19,000,000 as per the City statement.
Quit moaning. This is good for the MLS.
Obviously he's involved in a decision like this, but this was definitely the brainchild of Ferran and the commercial guys. It's added exposure for Man City, it allows players to go on loan and play in front of 20k people a game rather than to play for the EDS in front of a 100 people and it further strengthens the brand as a whole. Ingenious really.
I don't really have a feeling toward them. Didn't they have something with United at some stage?
NYC has a population of 19,000,000 as per the City statement.
Why can't they go on loan in England? Seems odd that Man City would spend so much on a feeder club.
Interest in soccer seems to have been steadily going up in recent years. Couple this with NBC getting the EPL rights for next season...Of which actually interested in soccer? 5? Perhaps even 6?
What's the ratio of north to south clubs in the MLS at the moment? For such a big country you think they'd want it spread out.
Of which actually interested in soccer? 5? Perhaps even 6?
What's the ratio of north to south clubs in the MLS at the moment? For such a big country you think they'd want it spread out.
There will now be 8 teams close to the East Coast. None are below Washington DC.
8? Wow
England is the size of the state of Louisiana. Think of all the EPL teams pressed into this red blotch:8? Wow
EDIT: @Meier, I keep seeing Grant Wahl from SI talking up Beckham and Miami, trying not to get hopes up but there has been rumblings for some time
Yeah, I think it would be awesome if both teams were added. Would be great for the MLS to get solid SE representation and obviously we'd have the natural rivalry right from the get-go. Beckham with Miami certainly adds star power that those Miami teams love.
Please I need a link for the Xbox reveal stream
Please I need a link for the Xbox reveal stream
14 in the top half of the country then. If NYCFC are number 20, who is 19? Orlando?
Look how much space top centre and bottom right has, that's absurd. Is there a league below MLS or do they have a college soccer system or anything?
Population densities in the 'top centre' are crazy low, though. In Wyoming and Montana, there are like 6 or 7 people per square mile.14 in the top half of the country then. If NYCFC are number 20, who is 19? Orlando?
Look how much space top centre and bottom right has, that's absurd. Is there a league below MLS or do they have a college soccer system or anything?
Population densities in the 'top centre' are crazy low, though. In Wyoming and Montana, there are like 6 or 7 people per square mile.
To put it in perspective, England has a population density of more than 1,000 people/sq. mile.They couldn't even fill a football team
MLS-GAF have took the news well...