I saw a comment or critique somewhere else regarding how Dallas is still living in the old MLS business model (families, suburban folks, halftime acts, etc.) and thus the proper analysis of the on-field product and the ability to attract the hard core soccer fan has been hampered because of the way that they measure success. It’s almost like they fired Morrow because he lost 5-1 on a day with a sellout while if he goes down 6-0 to San Jose on a Wed. night then he survives.

As much as I appreciate the contributions the Hunt family has made to soccer in this country, I don’t sense that they have been on top of the pulse of that organization. They do have an SSS that I’m sure makes money but it seems like they are just a shade above Colorado in terms of running a franchise.

This is why I think that if you are a fan of the better organizations (Houston, DC United, New England, I’d put KC in that group now) you can always have faith and belief that things will get fixed over the course of time

The problem now with Donovan is that he is in that place in which he will get bash regardless of what he does or stops doing, if he starts showing emotions then he is arrogant and childish, but if he restrains himself then he is an emotionless robot.

Will surely visit the first web page, cancer touches a lot of people these days, my mother in law is undergoing treatment, I know my wife´s life has change because of this, great to see someone taking a hard moment and creating something good out of it.

ESPN classic?, well, we still have a long way to go, hopefully we will get there.

Glenn, don´t forget to talk a little about “Libertadores” Monday, that Flu-Boca will probably be a great series, one of those semifinals with a championship game feeling, and what about America, defeating consecutive Brazilian teams, there semifinal will be a high one, none of the teams can complaint about the altitude.