I was doing that back of the envelope math during the KC match with 72K. Think most of the tickets for both matches would average in the 250-300 range though. Still an insane windfall for these teams. Months worth of ticket revenue in one match.
I mean, just in the Apple TV subs alone. They freakin tripled. Really excited to see what happens this summer. Giroud to LAFC, Lewandowski to Chi, Modric to NYC, Antione to SKC. Shit is about to pop off.
Favorite Chara fact, he broke the record for most yellow cards in league history and he never saw a red. Then after he broke that record he got reded like 2 games later.
I do miss when Hearh was around and him and Vermes took veiled shots at each other. Was the southpark cripple fight come to life.
Honestly, the only thing I can think up is he's involved in some organized crime. They don't give a shit about your schedule of a job lol
Finally knowing when every contract is up, including option years. Next step is telling us how much GAM/TAM clubs have at their disposal.
Sounds like MLS is moving Crew home games against New England 5/29 and Seattle 6/1. Expected Seattle of course but not New England to avoid midweek game the week of. I don’t understand this feeling of Don doing favorable things for Columbus
Parsing their roster to see which supplemental roster player they'll sacrifice so that they'll somehow be roster compliant with Di Maria. Yannick Bright shouldn't make too many summer plans.
The team has been playing better with him on the bench this season. The sooner they can dump this moron the better.
Awww this was super cute. MLS and us soccer wouldn’t be anywhere if it wasn’t for local sickos like Thad
DirtBall any idea how money from CCL/CCC and Club World Cup is handled. I assume that the team involved doesn’t get to keep it all and there’s some split with the league but couldn’t find anything
IIRC, each club keeps the ticketing/merch/player bonuses for their individual matches. The TV/sponsorship/advertising money goes straight to SUM.