Breaking News! USSF Concerned with NASL Sanctioning of D2 Pro Soccer for 2011 Season
Details are far and few between, but word broke this morning that the United States Soccer Federation has expressed concern over the North American Soccer League for sanctioning Division II professional soccer in the US for the 2011 season.
According to sources, the federation held a board meeting by phone on Thursday where it was decided that the NASL has at this time not met enough of the new D2 standards that were set in August of 2010 for sanctioning of the league.
Inside Minnesota Soccer @ Jan 21, 2011 12:52 PM EDT | Blog Profile
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