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Soccer/Football

HuckleB

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3. They did put some teams in some strange places, as you note.

Reply to Upton (Reply #2)

Wed Dec 12, 2012, 09:48 PM

Dec 2012

Time will tell if management has a feasible plan this time around. Washington and New Jersey also seem sketchy, but Chicago, KC, Portland and Seattle are towns they need to make it in if it is ever going to work.

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New women's professional soccer league announced, with eight U.S. teams [View all] HuckleB Nov 2012 OP

I don't know the answer Rabid_Rabbit Dec 2012 #1

They put one in Boston.. Upton Dec 2012 #2

They did put some teams in some strange places, as you note. HuckleB Dec 2012 #3

The Portland team will probably do very well. Lizzie Poppet Dec 2012 #4