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Seven cities vying for USA World Cup Qualifying home games

U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati identified six cities being considered for the U.S. national team’s three home games in the second round of World Cup qualifying.

Washington D.C., Frisco (TX), Carson (CA), Denver, Seattle, Chicago and Columbus are in the running for the three U.S. national team home games in the second round of World Cup qualifying, assuming the United States advances past the first round.

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  1. Carson is ridiculous! They got their crappy game against a crappy team, so that should be all they get! I’d like to see Chicago and Seattle. If only DC could get that stadium deal, it would be the PERFECT place…with the actual fans and all.

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  2. As a Seattle citizen, my vote is on Seattle – we haven’t had a match here that counts for much of anything since the Gold Cup a few years back. I would love to see a game with some importance again.

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  3. Speaking of driving piles, I hear rumors of ongoing legal or zoning issues w the RedBull stadium location that may hold up construction. Anyone else hear that.

    Ives?

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  4. What’s wrong with the swamp? ok, northeast at least, throw us a freakin bone once in a while…Home Depot Center all the time. We might have to go help them drive those piles a little quicker in Harrison…

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  5. I’d really like to see a qualifier at Qwest Field in Seattle. I think stoking the flames for the MLS coming into town is a great idea.

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  6. I’d have liked to see Salt Lake City in that list. After the way they supported the team last time, they deserve some more qualifiers. I really hope they get a couple hex qualifiers, especially in the winer when we can bring the warm weather countries to the frigid Rockies.

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