[olldflame]

That was a blast from the past Sly!
Remember the pledge?

I pledge allegiance to the Christian flag
and to the savior for whose kingdom it stands.
One Savior, crucified, risen and coming again
With life and liberty for all who believe.

[JakeP50]

I remember those, my high school had one in every room and on the flagpole in front of the school

[BJWilliams]

That was a blast from the past Sly!
Remember the pledge?

I pledge allegiance to the Christian flag
and to the savior for whose kingdom it stands.
One Savior, crucified, risen and coming again
With life and liberty for all who believe.

Ahh yes...it was a big deal to be the flagbearers and Bible bearer for chapel at my school...way to take me back man

[PAmedic]

Soooooo, about the MLS...

[BJWilliams]

Haha thanks shorty...I think its a good logo. I like the progression of MLS the last few years. While not on the level f the EPL, Bundesliga and La Liga, I think we could see that move in the next 10 years or so

[Purple Haize]

That was a blast from the past Sly!
Remember the pledge?

I pledge allegiance to the Christian flag
and to the savior for whose kingdom it stands.
One Savior, crucified, risen and coming again
With life and liberty for all who believe.

We our the allegiance to The Bible. We weren't idolatrous

[olldflame]

The flag is only a symbol. The pledge is to the Kingdom of Christ which is embodied on the earth in his church. Same as with the American flag where we pledge allegiance to the Republic for which it stands.

[JakeP50]

Soooooo, about the MLS...

[bluedevilflame]

I love the design but I don't like the color changes throughout the teams. I think it should be one standard logo across the league, but overall, a big step forward.

[ALUmnus]

So, now with NYCFC and Orlando City SC coming in next year, newly-announced LAFC and Atlanta in 2017, and Miami in 2020....there's still one open spot. What city do you think will be the 24th team in MLS?

I think the likely options would be Nashville, St. Louis, Phoenix, or Minneapolis/St Paul.
I know there are some smaller markets that really want a team, but I just don't see it happening.

[Sly Fox]

I wouldn't count out San Antonio. HUGE soccer market that would give incredible support to a club. And finding an ownership group there would be relatively easy.

Of course, St. Louis has been perhaps the best soccer market in the country for the past 40-50 years. So they would be a deserving market as well.

[Schfourteenteen]

STL would be the most ideal destination IMO.

Scott Gallagher will have USLPRO next year, although I highly doubt that group has the funding necessary to bump up to MLS.

[NotAJerry]

So, now with NYCFC and Orlando City SC coming in next year, newly-announced LAFC and Atlanta in 2017, and Miami in 2020....there's still one open spot. What city do you think will be the 24th team in MLS?

I think the likely options would be Nashville, St. Louis, Phoenix, or Minneapolis/St Paul.
I know there are some smaller markets that really want a team, but I just don't see it happening.

Minneapolis is the only one of those with anything going right now. San Antonio and Sacramento are the other viable options at this point.

[NotAJerry]

If DC has to move, St Louis is the most logical place

If DC moves, Baltimore already has a proposed stadium location approved for them.