The Bundesliga logo is sleek, clean, and minimalist. It looks sharp.It's generic and should go away. So is the Bundesliga logo. Love the current La Liga badge and old FA EPL logo
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For all the progress that MLS had made... how in the world do they have a worse logo than the average fake league in a mid 80's Nintendo game?
Well I think generic was what they were going for, so, it seems to work.It's generic and should go away. So is the Bundesliga logo. Love the current La Liga badge and old FA EPL logo
Well I think generic was what they were going for, so, it seems to work.
Don't hold your breath, the last logo (foot/ball) lasted about 17-18 years (1996). This one's only been around 3 (2014).
Pretty sure they don't think they did.That would require them to admit that they made a mistake.
yep. 2014Wasn't this logo change done 3 years ago?!
Pretty sure they don't think they did.
There are plenty of problems with MLS and lots of things they can fix/change. I wouldn't say their logo is in the top 100.Exactly. One of the many blind spots.
The league desperately needs promotion / relegation. It's a joke that they won't entertain it. All to protect a 150 million dollar entry fee for expansion candidates, as well as to further protect owners that are already invested in the league.
The MLS will never compete with bigger leagues until this change happens...
Although I would like to see relegation/promotion, I don't think turning this down at this point was a bad idea. 4 billion for 10 years? I'd wait til closer to 2023 to see if a better deal might be offered.
I don't know enough about MLS's preferences or the contracts they currently have in place, but they try to make it clear that they can't talk to anyone about media rights currently because of their current contracts. It doesn't mean that behind the scenes they aren't preparing to be able to meet such a requirement when the window opens.
MLS can make some domestic waves if they go the route of pro-rel. It's a risky proposition for the owners who model their franchise after Donald Sterling
MLS ownership must be like that rental property that cash flows like crazy and doesn't require any maintenance. Tough to rock the boat with devaluing the investment
- The only thing better than a championship chase is the relegation battle (and second tier becomes relevant)
- Have 1 team relegated in each conference each year (kinda protects major markets)
- Eliminates tanking (and have the parachute payment the EPL does to help soften the blow - I'm not in favor of it but it may be the reality)