I think MLS fans are mostly real fans of the sport and won't be put off by a strike.
And they will side with the players if the players have a legit beef.

It's not that similar to strikes in sports where the league minimums are more than most people will make in 10 years.

Plus, MLS fans are liberals and liberals love strikes.

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Posted by StraightCashHomey21

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Posted on 2/11/15 at 2:19 am to uway

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I think MLS fans are mostly real fans of the sport and won't be put off by a strike.
And they will side with the players if the players have a legit beef.

this won't be about the fans

a strike would kill the image of the league to players from around the world.

work stoppages don't happen in the world game

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Posted by StTiger

Baton Rouge

Member since Nov 2008

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Posted on 2/11/15 at 7:28 am to uway

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I think MLS fans are mostly real fans of the sport and won't be put off by a strike.
And they will side with the players if the players have a legit beef

This.

Stu bear will report it. Mike and Mike might mention it. But it definitely wont get the play that other CBA negotiations from other sports have gotten.

If they strike, well Jurgy gets his earlier camp and can try to book more friendlies (I said try)

I dont see this ruining the sport in America. They just want a little more freedom with choosing a team (i.e.- actually being free agents) and this ESPNFC is going to try to sensationalize it

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