Latest Blog by Knight: Upsets abound

As Toronto FC hopes to avoid another upset in the Canadian Championship cup tonight in Vancouver, their MLS counterparts continue to tumble south of the border in the U.S. Open Cup.

The Kansas City Wizards were squeezed out of yesterday's quarterfinal round on penalties, following a 0-0 draw with the USL-1 Seattle Sounders. FC Dallas also crashed, getting pounded 3-1 at home by perennial pesky second divisioners Charleston Battery.

More here....http://www.reportonbusiness.com/serv...y/WBsoccerblog

As always, quality writing.

(The closest thing to a crystal palace I've ever seen in Baltimore was back in '93: a gigantic high school building with all its windows shattered.)


:rofl:

"New England Revolution vs. Joe Public. You can't make this stuff up!"

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Originally Posted by Shaughno

As always, quality writing.

(The closest thing to a crystal palace I've ever seen in Baltimore was back in '93: a gigantic high school building with all its windows shattered.)


:rofl:

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I like it too, but as good as...

"New England Revolution vs. Joe Public. You can't make this stuff up!"??

Happy for our friends in Charleston.

Charleston has a good side. That attacking midfielder...(forget the name now) was MLS quality IMO.

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Originally Posted by Cambridge_Red

Charleston has a good side. That attacking midfielder...(forget the name now) was MLS quality IMO.

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There are a lot of MLS quality players in USL-1. As someone on BS put it, because of MLS's salary cap and structure MLS is full of the 1st tier and 3rd tier MLS quality players. The 2nd tier players play in USL-1 where they can make a living wage and improve themselves by actually getting playing time.