Go Spirit!

[Anonymous]

Over 19,000 fans watched an exciting playoff win in person.

Really outstanding job by the defense.

On to the semi-finals at Audi, Saturday at noon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Over 19,000 fans watched an exciting playoff win in person.

Really outstanding job by the defense.

On to the semi-finals at Audi, Saturday at noon.

Amazing turnout! Great job by their front office to get more fans out. Their last home playoff game had a little over 5k fans in 2021, now they're nearly selling the place out!

[Anonymous]

They didn't show up to watch the Spirit... coincidence they won.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They didn't show up to watch the Spirit... coincidence they won.

You must be a Bay FC fan.

[Anonymous]

They don't do a good job getting fans other than parents/kids involved in local girls soccer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They don't do a good job getting fans other than parents/kids involved in local girls soccer.

There's plenty of that, but more to it than JUST that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They don't do a good job getting fans other than parents/kids involved in local girls soccer.

Did someone wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning? Yes, the Spirit directs a lot of marketing toward youth soccer teams as it should. But they have done a lot to get fans from different demographic groups excited about a team that is built to go on a long run of success.

Just 5 years ago, the Spirit played almost all their games at the Soccerplex. Now they are selling out a professional stadium on a regular basis. Pretty phenomenal. Michelle Kang is a true visionary who has done and will continue to do wonders for women's sports.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They don't do a good job getting fans other than parents/kids involved in local girls soccer.

This is the most ridiculous complaint.

[Anonymous]

And we wonder why some people question the future of female professional sports. Can't even acknowledge that there's a team in DC doing ALL the right things to build a winner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And we wonder why some people question the future of female professional sports. Can't even acknowledge that there's a team in DC doing ALL the right things to build a winner.

What team is doing things right?

[Anonymous]

I should have known better than to start this thread in the soccer forum. You people are miserable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I should have known better than to start this thread in the soccer forum. You people are miserable.

Apparently we can't have nice things in this area, even when deserved and on a professional level.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They don't do a good job getting fans other than parents/kids involved in local girls soccer.

Local girl soccer players watching professional women in the sport they play are exactly the fan base they should want.

Which “real” fans are they not getting that you think would be better for the sport of womens soccer?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They don't do a good job getting fans other than parents/kids involved in local girls soccer.

That’s how we started and now we are Club members.

Gotta start somewhere!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They don't do a good job getting fans other than parents/kids involved in local girls soccer.

Did someone wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning? Yes, the Spirit directs a lot of marketing toward youth soccer teams as it should. But they have done a lot to get fans from different demographic groups excited about a team that is built to go on a long run of success.

Just 5 years ago, the Spirit played almost all their games at the Soccerplex. Now they are selling out a professional stadium on a regular basis. Pretty phenomenal. Michelle Kang is a true visionary who has done and will continue to do wonders for women's sports.

I agree.

Kang is amazing!!

Go, Spirit!!!!!