Miami Back In MLS?

Booked For Dissent found this 12/13/2007 on wvhooligan.com (flag)

Sure the city has been in the league before and is on Don Garber’s short-list of possible expansion cities but does the league want to go back there? Maybe if the city gets a soccer stadium. Reports out of South Beach say that once the city demolishes the Orange Bowl they want to build not just a baseball stadium for the MLB Florida Marlins but also build a soccer stadium for a MLS ... (link)

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MLS Returning To Miami?
Published 12/13/2007 by admin at Booked For Dissent
... Today, WVHooligan has some more information on it, saying that the plans for the site of the soon-to-be-history Orange Bowl could include a location for a soccer-specific stadium to lure a team back to the South Florida region. ...

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