January 26, 20188 yr After 4 years of waiting, a major announcement is set for January 29th. Sources are reporting that Miami will be named the newest MLS city and team name (please be Miami Vice) and kits will be announced. I’m excited (but not confident Miami will support the team like Orlando and Atlanta have).
January 27, 20188 yr If Miami do get the nod, when would they be likely to play their first game? I'm from Scotland where 'soccer' is the number 1 sport and have a season ticket for the local side so always interested in going to games when I'm away too. May this year will be too soon obviously but I'm likely to be back in Miami in April '19 so would be cool if they were up and running by then.
January 27, 20188 yr Author If Miami do get the nod, when would they be likely to play their first game? I'm from Scotland where 'soccer' is the number 1 sport and have a season ticket for the local side so always interested in going to games when I'm away too. May this year will be too soon obviously but I'm likely to be back in Miami in April '19 so would be cool if they were up and running by then. I’m guessing 2020.
January 27, 20188 yr Author It isn't Vice though that would have been cool. How do you know for sure?
January 29, 20188 yr other soccer teams here south fl fail let see if one work out yes first season will be pack but what happen in season 2 and after
January 30, 20188 yr other soccer teams here south fl fail let see if one work out yes first season will be pack but what happen in season 2 and after It's a tough market, that's for sure, especially for soccer. I wish them the best.
January 30, 20188 yr I wonder where they'll play the first (and inevitably second, with the shitty pace of construction down here) year. I wish it were FIU because it's an easy drive over, but it'll probably be Dolphin Stadium or w/e it's called now.
January 30, 20188 yr What's the upside of it failing? None. But I'm completely basing my opinions as a die hard Marlins fan. I selfishly want it to fail to serve as another example of how bad of a sports city this is. Do I really want it to fail? No. But then again I'm not a soccer fan so I'm indifferent either way. Since I'm not truly an evil person then yeah I guess I'd more truly lean towards wanting it to succeed.
February 5, 20188 yr None. But I'm completely basing my opinions as a die hard Marlins fan. I selfishly want it to fail to serve as another example of how bad of a sports city this is. Do I really want it to fail? No. But then again I'm not a soccer fan so I'm indifferent either way. Since I'm not truly an evil person then yeah I guess I'd more truly lean towards wanting it to succeed. you sold your soul to Lawrry
February 5, 20188 yr Author I wonder where they'll play the first (and inevitably second, with the shitty pace of construction down here) year. I wish it were FIU because it's an easy drive over, but it'll probably be Dolphin Stadium or w/e it's called now. There has been talk of them playing at different venues in 2020 to sort of showcase the team around So Fla. So some matches would be played at FIU, some at Hard Rock Stadium, some at FAU etc. I think there’s a 75% chance they’ll sign one of Christiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi in 2020/2021.
September 5, 20187 yr The color scheme is nice (and is gonna work best in soccer as opposed to any other sport)... the M logo is good because it's interesting yet still simple... the use of herons is unique and great... But some of the explanations in the text are horseshit, like the circle represents unity? Come on, a circle is such a simple element it's in like 75% of all sports logos, why does it even need an explanation behind it? Same for the shield having three points and make that represent something. That's not special. Most simple shields have 3 points. It's like a kid in my art classes presenting a drawing and saying "I colored the sky blue because it represents my sadness" ...the sky is already blue so it comes off as making up a BS reason behind something that already is what it is.
September 6, 20187 yr It's like a kid in my art classes presenting a drawing and saying "I colored the sky blue because it represents my sadness" ...the sky is already blue so it comes off as making up a BS reason behind something that already is what it is. Every time you post represents my sadness.
September 8, 20187 yr The color scheme is nice (and is gonna work best in soccer as opposed to any other sport)... the M logo is good because it's interesting yet still simple... the use of herons is unique and great... But some of the explanations in the text are horseshit, like the circle represents unity? Come on, a circle is such a simple element it's in like 75% of all sports logos, why does it even need an explanation behind it? Same for the shield having three points and make that represent something. That's not special. Most simple shields have 3 points. It's like a kid in my art classes presenting a drawing and saying "I colored the sky blue because it represents my sadness" ...the sky is already blue so it comes off as making up a BS reason behind something that already is what it is. next time a kid the paint the sky blue smack him/her on the head
November 8, 20187 yr Author Vote went well on Tuesday. Now it’s up to the City Commissioners. In the meantime........ Mas said they are in negotiations with Hard Rock, Marlins Park, FAU and FIU to play games in 2020. Mas said they will announce the site(s) of their temporary home games within the next 60-90 days. Let’s go Inter!!
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