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“En mi opinión, el principal diferenciador es definir de qué se tratará su club de fútbol y cómo se relaciona con su comunidad. Si buscas ser poco sincero, tu comunidad se dará cuenta rápidamente y no lo apoyarán. Tu club tiene que soportar más de 11 jugadores en el campo con una pelota.”
Read MoreWe sat down to have a conversation with the commissioner of the newly established Maryland Super Soccer League, Noah Walker, to talk about the new league and why it was formed.
By Dan Creel
Read MoreThe Protagonist Staff takes a look back over week 3 of the NISA Fall schedule, reviewing and recapping all of the matches.
Read More“Since the inception of the Connecticut Fusion, the organization has seen two players since move on to play professionally in Europe. First was Hayley Nolan… Vivien Beil, who was part of our 2019 team, has also moved on to play overseas.”
Read MoreWith a full sleight of NISA matches set to kick off this weekend, Dan looks at three narratives that will be answered on the field. This weekend, we’ll know if 1904 is the real deal, if Chicago House did enough to connect with the Chicago soccer community, and if LA Force is going to snap back to form.
by Dan Vaughn
Read MoreOne of the most important pieces of the Detroit City backline, Matt Lewis talks about his trip through the American soccer system - from MLS Homegrown, to NPSL runner-up, and now to NISA champion Detroit City. His story is like so many others, trying to create a career in the harshest of conditions.
By Dan Vaughn
Read More“We want to encourage players to express themselves while understanding the fundamentals of control and possession. That is why Joga Bonito and Tiki-Taka are the roots of the Academy.”
Read MoreJustin Wasik takes a look at Chicago House taking on Stumptown in tonight’s NISA action.
Read More“Relentless and dedicated are two words I would use to describe this group. Every player bought-in to our style of play and contributed to a strong and positive team chemistry for the entire season. We held ourselves to high standards and maintained quality during training sessions, helping us get to where we are now.”
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