Im going to get crucified by Fire fans for this, but I think Chicago could easily support another MLS team if it were located in the city somewhere off an el line. The metro area is 8.5 million people. The Fire play in a suburb called Bridgeview and while its not an exurb, Chicago is the type of city where a lot of people just dont drive to get places. If I drive myself from around Wrigley Field, its an hour or more and I cant do much drinking when I get there. If I take one of the buses, I have to be on the bus 2.5 hours before the game and get back to the bar maybe two hours after the game is over. Public from my house would be two hours each way. My understanding is that the Fire were originally offered the parking lot across the street from US Cellular Field (where the White Sox play) for and turned it down to go to Bridgeview. That location is walking distance from an el stop, a commuter train stop, just off the highway and borders many neighborhoods with large, soccer literate populations. The Fire could play in the burbs and City of Chicago FC could play for us city dwellers.

Without overtly stating it, I seems to me that the MLS is not real confident in the Cosmos ownership Group., It stand to reason that the MLS is and will entertain groups interested in a second franchise in New York City. The fact that the MLS is securing the new stadium and not an ownership group speaks to this. The record franchise fee is not really an indicator of the level of worth of MLS franchises overall, but a reflection that the New York franchise will come with a complete or partial ownership of a stadium.It is probably the ownership group who controls Man City is interested in the MLS franchise and NOT Man city itself. So it is easy for Man City FC to deny such interest, yet still be true, that the OWNERS of Man City are interested in the franchise.The fact that the franchise may be awarded to another group that includes David Beckham fits my theory that although the Cosmos have rejected an ownership association with Beckham, the Man City ownership group has not.

I completely agree with you that the internet has become a prime source of searching for real estate. Recently, I was in search of my very own first home and ran into lots of helpful (and not so helpful) resources online. I wanted to get more information and be better educated when it came to real estate before meeting with a realtor. Many sites that I ran into would claim that I could search and use them anonymously, but usually asked me to fill out a form or asked for my information before giving me any kind of result. I became very skeptical but at the same time I still wanted to get information. Finally, a friend recommended a site called myhomelink.com, which had a lot of useful information. The great thing was that I could access their resources, search home listings, and find a realtor without giving them any kind of information. I even found my realtor by searching the listings on myhomelink.com. The property listings have direct contact info of the realtor who posted it. My understanding is that the site is pretty new and real estate professionals can list their listings on there for free. Im sure they have other useful tools on there for the professional, although my experience has only been from the consumer side of things. I would definitely recommend this site to consumers and professionals!

I completely agree with you that the internet has become a prime source of searching for real estate. Recently, I was in search of my very own first home and ran into lots of helpful (and not so helpful) resources online. I wanted to get more information and be better educated when it came to real estate before meeting with a realtor. Many sites that I ran into would claim that I could search and use them anonymously, but usually asked me to fill out a form or asked for my information before giving me any kind of result. I became very skeptical but at the same time I still wanted to get information. Finally, a friend recommended a site called myhomelink.com, which had a lot of useful information. The great thing was that I could access their resources, search home listings, and find a realtor without giving them any kind of information. I even found my realtor by searching the listings on myhomelink.com. The property listings have direct contact info of the realtor who posted it. My understanding is that the site is pretty new and real estate professionals can list their listings on there for free. Im sure they have other useful tools on there for the professional, although my experience has only been from the consumer side of things. I would definitely recommend this site to consumers and professionals!

I completely agree with you that the internet has become a prime source of searching for real estate. Recently, I was in search of my very own first home and ran into lots of helpful (and not so helpful) resources online. I wanted to get more information and be better educated when it came to real estate before meeting with a realtor. Many sites that I ran into would claim that I could search and use them anonymously, but usually asked me to fill out a form or asked for my information before giving me any kind of result. I became very skeptical but at the same time I still wanted to get information. Finally, a friend recommended a site called myhomelink.com, which had a lot of useful information. The great thing was that I could access their resources, search home listings, and find a realtor without giving them any kind of information. I even found my realtor by searching the listings on myhomelink.com. The property listings have direct contact info of the realtor who posted it. My understanding is that the site is pretty new and real estate professionals can list their listings on there for free. Im sure they have other useful tools on there for the professional, although my experience has only been from the consumer side of things. I would definitely recommend this site to consumers and professionals!

You have no idea what your talking about. Back in the 90s the braves dominated the decade and almost every game was sold out. Afterwards the team became crap and naturally people stopped showing up. I hate the way people claim to know atlanta sports scene but have no idea what they are talking about. NHL in Atlanta is just dumb and was destined to fail, the hawks hadnt been good since the late 80s, and the falcons sucked right on though the 80s and 90s with the only exception being the 98 super appearance and the vic era. I want anyone else to live in a town where no one of your sports teams have done anything productive in generations and see how many fans will stick around. The fans want to see a winner in this town plain and simple, not some money grabe by some rich k guy but then throws a crap product out there and expects us to buy it. Mls could work here but it has to be competitive

You have no idea what your talking about. Back in the 90s the braves dominated the decade and almost every game was sold out. Afterwards the team became crap and naturally people stopped showing up. I hate the way people claim to know atlanta sports scene but have no idea what they are talking about. NHL in Atlanta is just dumb and was destined to fail, the hawks hadnt been good since the late 80s, and the falcons sucked right on though the 80s and 90s with the only exception being the 98 super appearance and the vic era. I want anyone else to live in a town where no one of your sports teams have done anything productive in generations and see how many fans will stick around. The fans want to see a winner in this town plain and simple, not some money grabe by some rich k guy but then throws a crap product out there and expects us to buy it. Mls could work here but it has to be competitive

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