CitizenYank wrote:I am writing this post from the ceiling of my apartment:
I am a native of Portland, Oregon and have several friends who work for
Nike. The city of Portland (PDX or Stumptown) has been awarded a MLS
Franchise (named the Timbers) that starts playing in the league as of
2011.
http://www.portlandtimbers.com/
The Portland Timbers firm is called the "The Timber's Army"
and is probably the most emotive, rabid group of fans in North America.
They don't call this place, Soccer City, USA, without good reason.
I can't think of another potential US club that would suit Man City
any better than the Timbers.
lets all have a disco wrote:CitizenYank wrote:I am writing this post from the ceiling of my apartment:
I am a native of Portland, Oregon and have several friends who work for
Nike. The city of Portland (PDX or Stumptown) has been awarded a MLS
Franchise (named the Timbers) that starts playing in the league as of
2011.
http://www.portlandtimbers.com/
The Portland Timbers firm is called the "The Timber's Army"
and is probably the most emotive, rabid group of fans in North America.
They don't call this place, Soccer City, USA, without good reason.
I can't think of another potential US club that would suit Man City
any better than the Timbers.
City Timbers?
CitizenYank wrote:like West Ham's Clive Charles.
(may he rest in piece)
IanBishopsHaircut wrote:CitizenYank wrote:like West Ham's Clive Charles.
(may he rest in piece)
Any particular piece?
Kyle wrote:Im calling it right now, The Grand Rapids Citizens. You heard it here first people. My city of 250,000 people is yearning for a football team an it would put portland to shame. Talent in this midwestern rural community is at the brim (one time we even sent a player to play at Michigan State!)
Ok damn, I guess you can have it Portland.
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