| New MLS attendance record set, 70,000 01:04 - Sep 17 with 1230 views | floridablue |
Atlanta in their first MLS season have just had over 70,000 inside the stadium for the game against Orlando City. Ended 3-3 and i watched it in my local 'sports bar' with no volume and probably the only person remotely interested even though i'm close to Orlando!
Looked like an end to end open game and Dom Dwyer who started out 'up' the road scored two great headed goals for Orlando and he's already gained 'US citizenship! Thats all you need to do......score!! |  | | |  |
| New MLS attendance record set, 70,000 on 01:18 - Sep 17 with 1209 views | bournemouthblue |
It's a big country the US, every state has a big city half the size of London at the very least
The hunger for sport is massive and the facilities must be pretty unrivalled across much of the world? They don't just go for the game, they make it an all day affair? |  |
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| New MLS attendance record set, 70,000 on 02:07 - Sep 17 with 1183 views | horsehollerer |
| New MLS attendance record set, 70,000 on 01:18 - Sep 17 by bournemouthblue |
It's a big country the US, every state has a big city half the size of London at the very least
The hunger for sport is massive and the facilities must be pretty unrivalled across much of the world? They don't just go for the game, they make it an all day affair? |
That last bit is fairly true. But there are surprisingly few large US cities - and none are as big as London.
London — 8,615,246
10 largest US cities:
New York City — 8,174,959
Los Angeles — 3,792,657
Chicago — 2,695,598
Houston — 2,096,661
Philadelphia — 1,526,006
Phoenix 1,447,617
San Antonio — 1,327,556
San Diego — 1,301,621
Dallas — 1,197,792
San Jose — 945,942
Atlanta - 472,522 (approx same size as Liverpool) |  |
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