A new professional league will kick-off in the United States during the spring of 2009 and will include franchises from coast to coast. The seven team league will feature franchises in Boston, Chicago, New Jersey/New York, St. Louis and Washington DC.
The announcement comes prior to the World Cup that kicks-off in China in mere days.
Lets hope fiscal responsibility is on the minds of all involved and that the main aim is to make this a league for the top womens soccer players in the United States so as to feed the womens national team and olympic team programs.
Womens teams sports have yet to prove out as successful money-makers at the professional level.
The WUSA was littered with poor leadership and decision makers who lost sight of what the purpose of the league was intended for back during it’s launch after the historic 1999 Womens World Cup hosted in the U.S.
Level-headed thinking can make this league a success with realistic goals set.
Is womens soccer out of sight and out of mind? What is your opinion?
Glenn

Catch Glenn Davis and the Dynamo Power Hour tonite at a new day on 790 The Sports Animal at 7pm.
Guests on the show include Landon Donovan of the U.S. National team and LA Galaxy plus Dynamo striker Brian Ching who will take phone calls.
Call in number is 713-212-5790 and tickets will be given away to this weekends important match against Real Salt Lake at Robertson Stadium.
Don’t forget the Dynamo Soccer Report hosted by Glenn Davis this Friday at 6pm and Saturday at 5 pm on channel 55.
The show features the impact of the foreign player in MLS plus interviews with Dominic Kinnear and Davey Arnaud of Nederland, Texas and the Kansas City Wizards.