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Tag Archives: Fans
Handling the Emotions of Defeat
Sport is a bitch sometimes. It’s a cruel mistress. It’s abusive and demoralizing and disenfranchising. And yet fans continue coming back to it, to their team, to their players, to their city. Regardless of how many times they’ve been frustrated … Continue reading
Posted in The Beautiful Game
Tagged 2013 US Open Cup Final, 2013 USOC, championship, Concacaf Champions League, DC United, emotion, failure, Fans, Humberto Suazo, Jason Kreis, Javier Morales, Kyle Beckerman, Major League Soccer, MLS, MLS Cup, Monterrey, New York, Real Salt Lake, Rio Tinto Stadium, RSL, Seattle, soccer, sport, success, Supporter's Shield, supporters, trophies
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Formatting MLS, Part 1: Introduction
There’s been a lot of talk lately about what sort of format is the most ideal for MLS. Whether it’s the single-table crowd versus the conference crowd; or the promotion/relegation proponents versus the traditional American major/minor league favorites; there are … Continue reading
Posted in Envisage, The Beautiful Game
Tagged American Soccer Pyramid, Canada, Canadian Soccer Association, challenges, commissioner, CSA, Don Garber, Fans, format, ideal, league, league structure, Major League Soccer, market, MLB, MLS, NFL, NHL, series, soccer, sport, structure, United States, US, US Soccer Federation, USSF
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