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Anonymous
| New Thread: what does the post Baldwin era look like? What will make our club thrive again and attract talent. Comment without looking backwards |
Anonymous
You have to have more games at Audi field, clean out old staff and have more interaction(paid) with the girls clubs in the area. This would booster crowd sizes and maybe revenues. Maybe they can lobby for a cost of living adjust because the salaries are so low? |
Anonymous
| All games at Audi. |
Anonymous
Haven't been to Segra, and Audi is great, but I will say that sitting on the GA hill at the MD location can be fun with kids. |
Anonymous
| Swimming in money due to market demand |
Anonymous
Yeah. I really miss this, despite all the obvious reasons why having more fan capacity is a good thing for the club and the city. The atmosphere, proximity to players, good food, just sitting out on a blanket. It was really fun. |
Anonymous
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Out with the old and in with the new. New Reserves, new U-23s. When people see the same old same old.. they assume nothing else is new. It's just not interesting any more. Torres and Richie have left a very bad mark on the team.
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Anonymous
| Love Segra Field! |
Anonymous
We were there just after the World Cup and my kids were feet away from Rose, watching her pound balls into the net before the game. I thought they were going to pass out. |
Anonymous
What's good about it? |
Anonymous
| Soccerplex was amazing. Hoping the players get leased vehicles and sign local advertising gigs |
Anonymous
| Baldwin was the guy propping up bryc back in the day when LB was running the show. |
Anonymous
| I would like to see more coverage in the local media of the players - player spotlights |
Anonymous
| To garner more local fans, they should rotate home games at Audi Field, Segra Field and Soccerplex. |
Anonymous
Close. Cheap. Good parking. Easy to get to. Good sight lines. Not too big. Beer trucks. |