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Below is a list of all of the Adult leagues, both outdoor and indoor, in the greater Atlanta area
that I know of. By all means, email me with the leagues I've missed.
I'm looking for any feedback you guys have here. Thing of interest to readers might be cost, travel
distances, competitiveness, referee quality, field quality, league integrity (do you get your
promised number of games, etc.
It was recently announced that MLS hopes to bring two more new teams to the league in 2011.
Seattle is coming on next season and Philadelphia the following year. Now all the talk of expansion
teams is in Canada. I do still think that St. Louis will probably get one and likely Vancouver
could get the other.
The hosts will be firing on all barrels for this live online and radio commentary World Cup 2010
qualifier between Uruguay and Peru live as they have wasted too many home games without getting
maximum points and they know that continued wastage will eventually lead to elimination from the
race for a place in the next World Cup finals.
It's amazing how people who've grown up watching and playing this sport can be so bloody ignorant -
you kick a ball, at point-blank range, into the guys arm (which is plastered against the side of
his body), it's not a freakin' hand-ball! Nor is it a handball when you kick it against someone's
arm, when his back is turned and couldn't see it coming!
ADASL 2007-2008 Season Final First Division Results
The Atlanta District Amateur Soccer League wrapped its 2007-2008 season with 40 teams in the
league, across four divisions, playing 18 regular season matches stretching from October to
June.
The Atlanta Silverbacks Reserves finished at the top of the first division table, winning the
double in Atlanta football as they also bested the newly promoted first division side, Sting Gold,
in the Perrin Cup final.
Ladies and gentlemen, looking for a tournament out there where you can all play together? Well, in
a press release from U.S. Soccer, I just came across the 2008 Coed Cup put on by United States
Adult Soccer Association. The tournament, scheduled for October 24-26 in Dallas, features Open,
Over-30 and Over-40 age brackets.
