Five years ago the Dallas Burn became “FC Dallas” and embraced a new name, new logo, new marketing, and a new stadium in Frisco.
Now, from Steve Davis, “I’m hearing through the league grapevine that at least one club out there is considering a spin on the re-branding wheel”…
Heath’s played in Dallas before - he was a member of the USMNT squad in a pre-World Cup friendly vs Guatemala at Pizza Hut Park in February 2006.
David Beckham right, grapples with FC Dallas’ Daniel Hernandez during a scuffle after their match, on Saturday night, in Carson, Calif. FC Dallas won 6-3.
David Beckham could face MLS disciplinary action for the second time in a month.
Strange things seem to happen when Dallas and LA get together. Cunny with two, some neckgrabbing at the final whistle, and an overall surprising result.
U.S. national team defender Heath Pearce is joining FC Dallas after two seasons with Hansa Rostock in Germany.
FCD is in shambles and needs major help.
FC Dallas will play the NE Revolution on September 30th at the Cotton Bowl in downtown Dallas, ahead of the Mexico vs Colombia friendly and during the State Fair of Texas. This will be FCD’s first trip back to their previous home since the Dallas Burn moved to suburban Frisco.
Pizza Hut Park is great, but the Cotton Bowl (on the far side of Deep Ellum in Fair Park) will always draw a more lively crowd.
“On the heels of his son’s multimillion dollar transfer to 1860 Munich, the father of striker Kenny Cooper says MLS needs to reconsider its transfer policy and treatment of its American stars.”
Story via YanksAbroad
“FC Dallas announced today that Forward Kenny Cooper has been transferred to TSV 1860 Munich of the 2. Bundesliga pending a medical examination. Per club policy, terms of the deal were not announced.”
