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[QUOTE="Da_Aisijimo_Gou, post: 1592905, member: 264"]
As troubled as Detroit has been and is, some positives are evolving after hitting about as low as almost any city can go, people getting a bit more realistic, some unions acknowledging decreasing membership and a near dead sector required capitulation and negotiation with equally challenged corporate management, innovations including technology, boat loads of tax paying citizens' money, etc. are contributing to some green shoots.  On the other hand, Flint which is about 60 miles away is an ongoing cluster phark sadly evidenced by the recent water controversy.

As messed up as Hartford's city mis-management has been, it has much more going for it and comparably few, if any, of Detroit's let alone Flint's tragic excuses.  There [I]should [/I]have been no sound reason a well organized effort could not succeed in building a successful minor league soccer team.  Unfortunately, the mis-managed Insurance City's incompetence failed to adequately analyze and identify the corrupt barstads who helped send the NASL prospects down river.  Epic fail!
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