TexafyJoin Date: 2014-06-10
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Think logically. Do not pick a city just because you like it or live there. Think in terms of marketability, stadia, demographics, and revenue. |
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eelee345Join Date: 2012-03-19
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NYC |
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TexafyJoin Date: 2014-06-10
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1 down 11 to go |
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Arlington, Texas (DFW area)
Atlanta, Georgia
Baltimore, Maryland
Charlotte, North Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Columbus, Ohio
East Rutherford, New Jersey (New York area)
Orlando, Florida
Pasadena, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Santa Clara, California (Bay area)
Seattle, Washington |
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TexafyJoin Date: 2014-06-10
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Can't wrap my head around the idea of Charlotte, Columbus, and Seattle
I like Orlando, but there isn't really a decent venue for them to play at. Too much work for the Citrus Bowl to get it ready. |
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my 12:
Los Angeles
San Jose
San Antonio
New York City
Cincinatti
Seattle
Miami
Chicago
Memphis
Charlotte
St. Louis
Denver |
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eelee345Join Date: 2012-03-19
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all of cap's cities |
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TexafyJoin Date: 2014-06-10
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"my 12:
Los Angeles
San Jose
San Antonio
New York City
Cincinatti
Seattle
Miami
Chicago
Memphis
Charlotte
St. Louis
Denver"
St. Louis, Memphis, and Cincinnati? Absolutely not |
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"Can't wrap my head around the idea of Charlotte, Columbus, and Seattle"
I'm trying to spread the venues around a bit geographically and around major population areas that have acceptable stadiums.
Columbus would attract fans from the three major cities of Ohio and elsewhere in/around the state.
Seattle would attract fans from the Northeast and Western Canada. They also have a notable, although somewhat annoying soccer fanbase so I don't see how you can't wrap your head around this one.
Charlotte is one I'm willing to move due to it being in the east and right between Baltimore and Georgia which would attract fans from Kentucky, Tennessee, and other states, but I chose it over Kansas City because it's a much more noted soccer venue than Arrowhead Stadium. |
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my 12:
New York City
Los Angeles
Dallas
Orlando
Chicago
Seattle
Boston
San Jose
Washington DC
Denver
Kansas City
Pasadena
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Foxborough, Massachusetts (Gillette Stadium) |
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milanfanJoin Date: 2011-03-20
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NYC
LA
Detroit
Miami
Dallas
Seattle
Washington DC
Chicago
Atlanta
Kansas City
Boston
Indianapolis |
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Miami, Florida (Games played at Sunlife Stadium or if it's built in time, the new soccer stadium in Miami)
Portland, Oregon (Games played at Providence Park)/Seattle, Washington (Games played at CenturyLink Field)
East Rutherford, Jersey (Games played at Metlife Stadium)
Arlington, Texas (Games played at AT&T Field or Cotton Bowl)
Los Angeles, California (Games played at Stubhub Center or Rose Bowl)
Atlanta, Georgia (Games played at Mercedes Bends Field)
Chicago, Illinois (Games played at Solider Field or Toyota park but more than likely Solider)
Santa Clara, California (Games played at Levi Stadium)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Games played at Lincoln Financial Field or PPL Park)
Washington DC (Games played FedEX Field or DC United's new stadium)/Baltimore, Maryland (Games played M&T Bank Stadium)
Minneapolis/St Paul, Minnesota (Iffy on this)
Columbus/Cincinnati, Ohio |
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Providence Park isn't allowed to host WC games roflmao |
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ObbertJoin Date: 2009-02-21
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St.Louis already uses Busch for international games |
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"Providence Park isn't allowed to host WC games roflmao"
Did not know that. Seattle, then. |
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Boise
Boston
Oklahoma
Indiana
San Jose
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Tallahassee
Baton Rouge
Portland
Minnesota
Richmond |
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Boston, MA
Atlanta, GA
Miami, FL
LA, California
San francisco, California
Houston, TX
Dallas, TX
Washington DC
New orleans, LA
orlando, FL
Denver, co
Pittsburgh, PA |
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123yonndTop 100 PosterJoin Date: 2008-07-19
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Dallas: Cowboy Stadium
New York: MetLife Stadium
Baltimore: M&T Bank Stadium
Atlanta: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Houston: NRG Stadium
Los Angeles: Rose Bowl
Santa Clara: Levis Stadium
Chicago: Soldier Field
Seattle: Century Link Field
Orlando: Citrus Bowl
Philadelphia: Lincoln Financial Field
Denver: Mile High Stadium
A lot of the lists has Gillette Stadium, but I believe it's a horrible venue for soccer. |
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PazziniJoin Date: 2011-06-02
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Still waiting for the Revs to change their stadium and logo |
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bookface6Join Date: 2010-12-24
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"Charlotte is one I'm willing to move due to it being in the east and right between Baltimore and Georgia which would attract fans from Kentucky, Tennessee, and other states, but I chose it over Kansas City because it's a much more noted soccer venue than Arrowhead Stadium."
Without being biased, I think Charlotte would be a good spot. Not only does it attract fans from all across the South East, the stadium is good enough to hold that amount of fans, and the city can handle a large amount of people coming to the city.
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"A lot of the lists has Gillette Stadium, but I believe it's a horrible venue for soccer."
This x2
This is exactly why I left it off my list. |
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TForcierJoin Date: 2009-10-07
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Having actually been to Gilette for soccer, the view of the field and the match is absolutely terrible. |
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Boston
Orlando
New York City
Seattle
Los Angeles
Dallas
Chicago
Washington DC
Philadelphia
Atlanta
San Jose/any other Bay area city
Denver
Minneapolis/Saint Paul |
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