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Hello friends! I am writing these Freedom Kicks full of Korean beef stew, so I’m having a lovely afternoon. Let’s get to the soccer!
Tactical preview of the 26th MLS Cup as Portland Timbers host NYCFC
MLS Cup is this weekend, and Matt Doyle is here to break it down. Which team would you prefer to take the Cup? Let us know down in the comments!
Exclusive: The Washington Spirit’s Official Championship Photos
Always nice to see the Champs looking happy and excited!
Washington Spirit announce end-of-season roster moves
The champs are keeping the team mostly together, with the three players waived combining for 6 appearances.
Twellman says that the #NERevs have a plot of land for a stadium
— Sam Minton (@sam_minton22) December 7, 2021
Every year, around MLS Cup, the rumor comes out about a new development in the New England Revolution’s search for a stadium of their own. Also, it happens to be the time of season ticket renewals. And then every year, nothing happens. I hope the Revs get their stadium, but I’ll be duly skeptical until there are shovels in the ground (just like we all felt before Audi Field).
The NLRB has certified our 68-3 vote from last week. But…PRO has decided to go back & challenge the *original* NLRB ruling that granted this vote.
— PSRA Officials (@PSRAofficials) December 8, 2021
Put simply: #PRO, #NWSL, #USL, & #MLS are investing in their lawyers in lieu of basic standards Officials have been asking for.#1U pic.twitter.com/1fvip9xexn
Referees are trying to unionize, but all of the soccer bodies are trying to prevent it from happening.
That’s all I have today; what’s up?