Showing posts with label Soccer in America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soccer in America. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2007

I found this interesting . . .

31,000+ showed up to catch a US international friendly on a Sunday in Tampa.





Glendale sold out for US v. Mexico, (also known as  dos - cero for our friends south of the border.) with a larger american presence than most expected.



And it's three years until the world cup. Something is changing over here.





Powered by ScribeFire.

Happy and sad about MLS sponsorship

Thank God for Toronto.



Toronto signed a partnership with Bank of Montreal to put their logo on the front of the Toronro FC kits, soon to grace the league in two weeks time. If it wasn't for that, although there's whispers that  Houston will have their kits  with a logo shortly, we'd be talking about  how the  companies that have stepped forward to put their  brand out in the public eye are two Multi Level Marketers.



Pyramid schemes are never cool, especially if you're the poor bastard at the bottom.



I'd post a pic of the new Galaxy mockup, but 1)it's ugly and 2)it's not going to last very long when they redo their colors.



I'm glad the teams are making money, but I'm hoping for more  companies  I could support like BMO and fewer companies with shady practices.









Powered by ScribeFire.