"While I was never impressed with Long Tan. It seems he's moved up from playing for Vancouver to now playing for the DC United. He even started in tonight's friendly between DC United and the French club…"
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How the Seattle Sounders bucked the attendance trend
http://espn.go.com/sports/soccer/story/_/id/7929299/soccer-seattle-sounders-prove-mls-put-fans-seats-espn-magazine"Per game, the Sounders outdraw the Mariners almost 2 to 1, with attendance through May 5 at nearly 39,000, which would place eighth in the English Premier League. Merchandise sales are on a par with the Seahawks, according to Gary Wright, Sounders senior…See More
Richard Meeker replied to Charles Cole's discussion U.S. Open Cup 3rd Round: Rowdies vs Rapids Tuesday, May 29th 7:30 pm at Al Lang
"Game after game, the pain of watching is seeing Shane Hill on the pitch as not only a starter, but being selected to take the majority of place kicks.
If we want to see our Rowdies move from the middle of the tables to the top, Shane Hill needs to…"
Richard Meeker replied to Charles Cole's discussion 2012 NASL Matchday 2: Rowdies vs Edmonton discussion thread
"I would say you are being rude calling someone else naive when you are laying things out there about 1 single stat that may not even be relevant when looking at the overall marketing picture.
Tampa Bay and Florida in general is full of fair…"
Richard Meeker replied to Michael Rath's discussion Do we deserve the play offs?
"In regards to your question about why there is a disparity between the number of mob members vs those in attendance. We need to get a survey of the members to find out.
As a member of Ralph's Mob, what are some of the reasons that prevent you…"
Richard Meeker replied to Michael Rath's discussion Chants and Songs
"Great start Garrett. Instead of the FC-FC Tampabay, how about keeping with the Choga. It keeps it a familiar song to some, but also creates a break from the lyrics so they can be repeated. If we're going to say the lyrics are a little bit…"
Richard Meeker replied to Paul Peluso's discussion Attendance
"Tampa Bay is a fair weather city to begin with. Combine that with a team that has been struggling and chances of winning the division being low, many of the fans just do not make the effort to get there. The rowdies should be focusing all their…"
Richard Meeker replied to Michael Rath's discussion Chants and Songs
"Loved the "my little red wagon" chant last night! Hilarious!"
Richard Meeker replied to Michael Rath's discussion Chants and Songs
"For the next home game can we mix up the anti-ref chants with something new?
Such as:
I’m blind! I’m deaf!
I wanna be a ref
or
He's here! He's there!
We're not allowed to swear!"
Richard Meeker replied to Christian Henrik Janus's discussion The "Nyazamba Issue"
"There are two players who could move up, Sanchez and Sattler, but their age may prevent them from getting the chance. Every game they are the two outstanding players. Overall there is still some learning about the mental game for many of the players…"
Richard Meeker replied to Christian Henrik Janus's discussion The "Nyazamba Issue"
"I agree with Charlie and Jaime in this regard. As part of Ralph's Mob we should always be a force that the team can rally behind and rely upon. Through the rain, the heat, and at times poor play we are still a supporters group and should be…"
Richard Meeker replied to Paul Peluso's discussion Attendance
"The World Cup helped and hurt attendance. It helped get people who would not normally go to attend, but also many of those we expect to be there probably were passed out after watching the USA/England match. Thank you hand of clod!!!"
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- At 1:32pm on April 12, 2010,
Paul Peluso said… - Nice of you to join us, buddy!
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