Pyramid Dreams Deferred
Update: Story is live on The Athletic. Check it out! The Court of Arbitration for Sport recently handed down a decision which was seen as a loss for promotion and […]
The Socceresq Podcast (Episode 12): Life in lower division soccer
Catching up with Nipun Chopra as we talk about the demise of Lansin Ignite, the troubles for Fresno FC and life in lower division soccer generally. Direct link.
Weekend reading/listening
I had a busy week churning out the soccer content, so here are some recent stories/podcasts that I’ve put out over the last couple of days. Lawsuits: A big move […]
The Ft. Lauderdale Fight for Lockhart
“Life is good when you have options.” -Don Garber Right now, the City of Ft. Lauderdale must feel like the belle of the sports ball, with two separate organizations bidding […]
The Socceresq Podcast (Ep. 8): The Fire and the Fury
Now available on iTunes, so check it out, like, subscribe and share! Also available on Stitcher, so you can listen there as well! After breaking down some Columbus Crew stadium […]
Ottawa Fury Begin 2019 in USL, But Will They End the Year There?
Edit: I joined Kevin and Duane on SoccerToday to discuss the story. Enjoy! The Ottawa Fury won a reprieve in their fight to play in USL Championship in 2019. Whether […]
Sounders 2 Are in the Market for a New Name, But What About a New Division?
The Seattle Sounders and Tacoma Rainiers announced on Tuesday their new rebranding campaign for the Sounders 2, which will culminate with a new name (and eventually redesigned colors and badge) for the […]
San Diego 1904 takes its ball to USL, and sheds light (or confusion) on NASL escape clauses
This may be a bit of picking over the NASL skeleton, but the San Diego Union Tribune is out with a story confirming that San Diego 1904 will be joining the USL for the 2019 season, after the NASL cancelled their season. That’s not particularly surprising of course. What I found a bit interesting was the following passage from the […]
