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It will go over fine as long as the club is unaffiliated. If they actually team up with Kraft, everyone involved in this can go rot.
No Filter on tap right next door!
After multiple beers, some CT tax revenue-generators may be sufficiently trashed to buy whatever may be the $10 million Dillon Stadium bond argument. Go team TBD!No Filter on tap right next door!
IMO - would be a shame for the new club to be granted exclusive access to Dillon which has been reported to be a term in their lease agreement. Would be a real bummer for HCFC and what Aaron has done with that club.
Perfect world - HCFC is sold to HSG to participate in USL at Dillon.
Freimuth said CRDA was recruited to manage the stadium because the city and sports group both wanted the state in charge.
“We went around and around on this,” he said. “The team did not feel comfortable with the city running it, nor did the city feel comfortable with the team running it.
As long as the Hartford City council votes in favor of HSG/CRDA, the USL has said there will be a team.So they don’t trust Hartford so the state is on the hook when/if this goes belly up or the owners never come through with a team?
I guess the positive side is that if the team never materializes, HCFC could always move in?
Dillon Stadium Deal Headed For Public Hearing, Vote
I guess the positive side is that if the team never materializes, HCFC could always move in?
I'm wondering when HCFC will finally start playing in Hartford? I swear Sawar was looking at both Trinity and UHart at one time.Still holding out hope that HCFC and HSG can work something out to combine forces, but that seems very unlikely at this point per my conversations with both ownership groups.
Didn't know that. Thanks for the infoAs long as the Hartford City council votes in favor of HSG/CRDA, the USL has said there will be a team.
I'm excited at this prospect, I don't care who runs the team as long as they have some competence. Louisville has Hookers and blow, that Hartford neighborhood will have Hooker and futbol.HSG/USL is ready to rock if/when the stadium funding is approved. Still holding out hope that HCFC and HSG can work something out to combine forces, but that seems very unlikely at this point per my conversations with both ownership groups.
I'm wondering when HCFC will finally start playing in Hartford? I swear Sawar was looking at both Trinity and UHart at one time.
I asked him recently about playing in Hartford and he deflected the question by talking about how nice it is to play at CCSU.They did look at both - not sure why he decided to stay at CCSU
Sounds about right - whenever I ask about the quality of NPSL (stronger than people think) it would always be deflected to the.. 'but we're going to the NASL and its going to be awesome' response. We see how that worked out.I asked him recently about playing in Hartford and he deflected the question by talking about how nice it is to play at CCSU.
Now he's setting his sights on a new league called "NISA: National Independent Soccer Association." From what I've read, the original intention for NISA was to obtain D3 sanctioning and be a feeder league for NASL.Sounds about right - whenever I ask about the quality of NPSL (stronger than people think) it would always be deflected to the.. 'but we're going to the NASL and its going to be awesome' response. We see how that worked out.
WAG, lower New Britski cost at public Central versus private Trinity and HartfordThey did look at both - not sure why he decided to stay at CCSU ...
That's what I figured. New Britain City FC has a nice ring to it.WAG, lower New Britski cost at public Central versus private Trinity and Hartford