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If it weren't for the Dutch language, my cynicism would have had me checking if Ajax had a League1 team. -
Ongaro with the assist on the winning goal. He also bullied a Defender early on and rattled the post -
By Colonel Green · Posted
I meant this implicitly when talking about salary spending. I have a hard time seeing the smaller clubs holding onto interest long-term once it becomes clear they've been relegated to permanent minnow status in their league. North American pro sports fans expect their teams to compete for championships -- not all the time, but to at least be working towards it plausibly. These clubs aren't century-old community institutions that people support more or less reflexively even though they've never won anything in fans' lifetimes and have no realistic chance of doing so. Those ownership groups would either sell to others or bring in partners. Moving to the CPL would kill most of the franchises' value, they would never do that because of salary issues. MLB/NBA scarcity in Canada is more about the limits to which those leagues are willing to expand, at this point. Vancouver and probably Montreal could support NBA teams if the NBA wanted to move in there (or back, in the case of Vancouver, after they bungled the Grizzlies so badly). -
By davey_twelve · Posted
Pacific had three 1-0 victories in June last year and three straight clean sheets in September the year before. Not sure what the CPL record for consecutive cleans sheets is though... -
I always imagined AZ or Feyenoord as a next logical step, but not this soon and not Ajax! Pleasantly surprised to see that.
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