New York Cosmos Will Play At Hofstra In 2013
The storied NASL team will mark its return to professional soccer in a rather understated way.
The storied NASL team will mark its return to professional soccer in a rather understated way.
NASL will play two full round-robin seasons in 2013, modeling itself after much of Latin America.
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Following an initial New York Cosmos relaunch that was defined by excess, this one seems to be rooted in far more realistic terms.
Assuming the Cosmos really take the field in 2013, it will mark the highest level that team has competed at in nearly 30 years.
The one-year-old NASL apparently has big expansion plans, with San Diego, Detroit, Indianapolis and Nashville among the reported possibilities.
You've probably never heard of him, but Etienne Barbara is tearing up NASL and could very well end up playing for a MLS team near you.
The NASL is obviously very image conscious right now. As its inaugural season gets ready to kick off on Saturday, we look at which teams have gotten their logos right and which have some work to do.
NASL CEO Aaron Davidson is not ready to concede his fledgling league's fate. He believes the owners have made the needed moves to secure second division sanctioning from the USSF.
The NASL appears to have emerged from a tumultuous period looking relatively strong. This stability can only be good for soccer in the United States.