USL-1 or NASL Professional Soccer at the old ballpark

[Red Arrow]

Whatever.   

To dream the impossible dream....

[TulsaRufnex]

To dream the impossible dream....

[Red Arrow]

Nothing that complicated at all.  I was just disappointed that you are not leaving town.

[TulsaRufnex]

Are you going to address anything in this thread, or are you just going to engage in sophomoric personal attacks? 

[Red Arrow]

Are you going to address anything in this thread, or are you just going to engage in sophomoric personal attacks? 

I was just responding to something you posted.

Nope.  And I'm not moving to Minnesota either....

I don't personally care one way or the other about soccer.

[Breadburner]

Never going to happen at that ballpark.....

[TulsaRufnex]

Never going to happen at that ballpark.....

Any guesses as to what the Creek tribe has in mind for the site?

[rdj]

Any guesses as to what the Creek tribe has in mind for the site?

Only a guess, but tear it down and built a hotel.

[TulsaRufnex]

Well, I guess that gets the county off the hook.... while the tribe saves $15mil.... would be cool if the tribe would consider pro soccer at the ballpark to be "good publicity."  One of the few entities that could "afford it" and destroy the surface parking and replace with soccer fields...... yeah, wishful thinking, I know.... http://www.notah.com/soccer-programs.html

[TulsaRufnex]

Indianapolis club to join NASL in '14 with eye toward MLS
Published Tuesday, Nov 20, 2012 at 2:26 pm EST
http://aol.sportingnews.com/soccer/story/2012-11-20/indianapolis-club-to-join-nasl-in-14-with-eye-toward-mls

If the effort is successful, the Indianapolis team would be the 12th in the NASL, Wilt said. The group's plan calls for playing in an existing facility for the first few years, then building an 8,000- to 10,000-seat soccer-specific venue, possibly downtown.

The temporary venues under consideration include Lucas Oil Stadium, Michael A. Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium at IUPUI, Kuntz Memorial Stadium on West 16th Street, Butler Bowl, and Grant Park in Westfield.

Season tickets for 15 home games would be in the $100 to $350 range, while single-game tickets would likely be between $10 and $28, Wilt said. The NASL season runs from March to November.

Eventually, the group would like its venue expandable to 20,000 seats and would seek a franchise in MLS, Wilt said.

http://indyprosoccer.com/club/faq/