Since there are some
rumors that KC and/or San
Jose are on the move,
relocation could solve the geography problem.
Bill
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From: nas-owner@americakicks.com
[mailto:nas-owner@americakicks.com] On
Behalf Of AbraRob@aol.com
Sent: Monday, July 12,
2004 11:04
AM
To: nas@americakicks.com
Subject: Re: Fw: [nas] MLS
Expansion
Chivas
won't be an Eastern Conference team unless they put their headquarters in
'East' LA.
Ramón Ramírez and Francisco 'Paco' Palencia (who is fluent in
English by the by) are signed, sealed and delivered for Chivas USA after
another six months (apertura championship) in Mexico Miguel Sabbah on the
other hand preffers to stay in Mexico for the moment.
On another note,
former Burn and Galaxy player Antonio 'Chivas" Martínez signed with Necaxa. So
they now have to ex-MLS players (Daniel
Hernández).
Cheers!
Roberto.
In a message dated
7/12/04 11:49:13 AM,
Evan_Whitney@harvard.edu writes:
The only way I see
to ballance the conferences out will be to move Dallas east; not a big
deal (at least to me) but the article implies that Chivas would be an eastern
conference team.
* It would
make a lot of sense from a competitive standpoint. Think about it - imagine
the Galaxy and Chivas in the MLS Cup Final, or given enough chance through
separate divisions to stand a good chance of facing each other in the
post-season? That's big-time money in the bank.
Evan