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At least take a break from computering to shave his jihadi neck beard
Yep, I said that after a Cult Member said that the USL team was going to be called "Whale City FC" and if any Wolf Pack fans went to game they'd be jumped "holligan style" for showing up in "their city". You really don't know what you're talking about and like I said, this isn't the forum for that. Also, really nice finding personal stuff and posting it on here while hiding behind a screen name. Really shows what type of "man" you are.
No, I won't delete those tweets because I'm not a child who runs and hides like you. You also forget that Blue and Green aren't just "Whalers colors" and that they stole them in the first place.
Both clubs eliminated last night.
THE KICKOFF: NPSL will start its pro division with Founders Cup next August and at 11 least teams, including Cosmos - Front Row Soccer
Interesting that over the course of the last year HCFC went from being in NASL v3.0 to not even being considered for a new "pro" league featuring what's left of the NASL. Worth noting their social media has been radio silent since the end of the season.
Is anyone home?
THE KICKOFF: NPSL will start its pro division with Founders Cup next August and at 11 least teams, including Cosmos - Front Row Soccer
Interesting that over the course of the last year HCFC went from being in NASL v3.0 to not even being considered for a new "pro" league featuring what's left of the NASL. Worth noting their social media has been radio silent since the end of the season.
Is anyone home?
Umm...who are these teams and how do they get a chance to play in the US Open Cup??
Umm...who are these teams and how do they get a chance to play in the US Open Cup??
I think it's like Hoosiers where everyone plays.
HCFC seems alive enough to be charging aspiring players a $45 tryout fee.
Anyone heard from Elm City Express?
That seems like a dumb move. Wonder if HA will sign/poach any HCFC players?
Two years is about the median survival period for a 3rd division or lower team. There's a small number of clubs that have lasted a long time, but the rest come and go in a few years. Most measure their attendance in the hundreds and, unless they have a wealthy owner that just wants a team for his own entertainment or ego, the cash flow is negative from day one. Now that the MLS development clubs seem to be moving to the USL third division (primarily a money saving move as well) maybe that will create a little stability, but unless they improve at creating a player pipeline (for MLS or transfer) I'm not even sure they'll want to keep flushing away the money.
Of course, the question/challenge for Hartford is anticipating the survival prospects of USL second division (AKA USL Championship).