I am very happy to announce that The Pride will have its second chapter opening in South Eastern Indiana. I present to you Pride 812.
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Unlike last winter when we were on pins and needles waiting to hear from the commissioner on our MLS bid and our local government on our stadium deal, this winter should provide more positivity.
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FC Cincinnati’s season ended on Saturday the exact opposite way the club has done most things: helplessly floundering in front of a small audience. The 1-0 loss to the baby bulls hurts in brand new ways every time I stop to think about it.
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But if Adi wants to become the fan favorite, the city’s hero, and carve his name into the monument of Cincinnati sports legends, this is his chance.
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When you look at the FC Cincinnati roster, you can’t help but say to yourself “man, a lot of these guys kinda look like dogs”.
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If you’re a fan of FC Cincinnati, you’ve probably had a debate amongst friends about which players you think would make the jump to MLS from the USL squad. And I am here to put those discussions to bed, tuck them in, tell them a bedtime story, and check the closet for monsters.
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And what I want to say is this, what the USL is doing is the most constructive thing anyone has done for soccer in the US since hosting the world cup in 1994.
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Cincinnatians are hungry for a playoff win. It begs the question, what is more impressive for the Orange and Blue, the USL regular season Championship Shield or winning the USL Cup?
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Looking at this week, there is only one team who can know their fate, Richmond. While the Kickers have long been in the bottom part of the table, it was only recently they were leapfrogged by ATLUTD2
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With their 16 game unbeaten streak the boys have given themselves a bit of a lead at the top of the table which you can see by looking at the home game and first place column.
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Based on the circumstances surrounding his arrival in Cincinnati, it’s hard to fairly judge his performance in his first season with the club.
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Let's begin with the big story, FC Cincinnati has the chance this Saturday to be there first squad to clinch a playoff spot.
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On a day with multiple games with playoff implications, one result stood above the rest. Call me a homer (that’s what I’m supposed to be) but FC Cincinnati’s win over Charleston might have been their most important win of the year.
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While taking a glance at the table, the top four teams all pulled off victories. With these victories, Cincinnati (48 pts., 81 pts. Possible, 23 games played), Pittsburgh (43 pts., 79 PP, 22 GP), and Louisville (39 pts., 78 PP, 21 GP) have really started to distance themselves from the pack.
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So far we’ve covered Designated Players, International Players, and Home Grown Players. If you haven’t read those, I recommend reading them in that order so that the rest of this can make sense. Because today we’re going to tackle the last two key pieces of the roster. So it’s a 2-for-1 special today!
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So, taking cues from Prideraiser and Playing for Pride, I reached out to my fellow Pride members to see how we could make a difference and they were immediately receptive. This is where The Pride: Kick Cancer was born.
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’m not sure about the other teams but at the FC Cincinnati game this weekend, the ribbon boards were filled with playoff ads. Now we only have 5 home games left but now I don’t have to feel like I’m too early with my playoff picture each week.
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Have you ever wondered what happened to former FCC players? Do they still play soccer? Are they still in the area? As a more recent supporter of FC Cincinnati, I have yet to deal with the heartbreak of falling in love with a player only to watch them be transferred in the off-season.
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So far we’ve talked about what a designated player is, and who and who is not taking up an international player spot on the roster. So far, so good. So today, we’re going to make things a hint more complicated.
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Just like in the USL, MLS limits the number of foreign players a team can have. Now, on the face of it, this seems pretty discriminatory, but in reality, it is.
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