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Ellinger interview 10/18 |
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No worries, people who are familiar with them often get confused as well. __________________
Just build the goram stadium. | |||||
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Thanks Stuck, great report.
Will we be seeing more of this type of reporting on Soccer Mtn from now on? Also, the MLS owners/investors are all on the "spend more" bandwagon. While I don't want MLS ending up like NASL, I think some money can go towards more pay for the players. Especially if it improves the product and more importantly helps RSL win! | |||||
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Agree. The NASL is always in the background as a cautionary tale. But the "early days" of MLS are over. Teams have to significantly upgrade talent to improve the league, and that means spending more contract money. __________________
Easy to be hard; hard to be smart. --Old Gunny | |||||
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I sometimes think MLS is closer to NASL than we would like to admit.
For those unfamiliar with NASL, look at this good page: http://www.sover.net/~spectrum/nasl/naslhist.html The thing that worries me the most is that the league and most of the teams are unprofitible. I worry a little about unchecked expansion too, but I think requiring a SSS for new teams in MLS goes a long way to remedy that. | |||||