BryanSmalls

I really hope they don't up their crest again, given how they have four themes to work from.

There's no valid reason for Virginia to retrocede Arlington and Alexandria to DC.

I'm curious to see how the surrounding cities and counties in VA and the counties in MD would look in this format.

Maybe DCU's away kit is homage to their 3rd kit from the late 1990s.

In the past, they allowed comments on some of their articles but not all of them. Now I don't see any comments at all, which leads me to believe that they've done away with them.

You're not wrong.

Did MLSsoccer.com recently get rid of its comments section? I haven't found any news about it. I recently noticed that there's no snark accompanying each article on their sites these days.

The new name reads like an inappropriate maneuver.

No to both.

The article also mentions that the Eastern Conference will have 14 clubs and the Western Conference will have 13 clubs. Nashville SC is staying in the East, I assume at least for this season. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a conference shuffle in 2022 when Charlotte joins the league.

Can't wait until they rebrand back to Montréal Impact FC.

Yes, in fact, Virginia recently approved sports betting in July 2020. We will have it operational by this year's Super Bowl. As for a possible stadium location, I'd say near the team's headquarters in Ashburn OR somewhere in Prince William County along the I-95 corridor. Not to derail this thread, Seattle is long overdue for a basketball team again. Also, I can see the NBA putting a team in Vegas following the NHL and NFL leads.

From the end of this Fox40 article regarding Sacramento Republic FC. "The Athletic also said their sources don’t expect the developments to jeopardize the club’s entry into MLS"

On the plus side, no Dallas-Tampa Bay Stanley Cup Final rematch.

There's a post in the other thread where the SVP mentioned that no new crest has been developed, including the "leak". Glad the "leak" might be an awful concept.