TT retiring from pro soccer or moving on? Wasn't quite MLS starting quality but a good guy.

What do we think will be the starting lineup for the first game?

Formation, players, playing style?

Some shocking predictions: I think 2 strikers is possible, Paul Marie at left wing? 442 diamond like in 2012?

Why doesn’t the Seismic Union just join the Ultras? Am I the only one that thinks it sounds like a mess and looks disorganized that 2 different supporters groups are completely out of sync on opposite sides of the field?

P.S. I say this as someone who has only ever watched games from the East and West sides of PayPal

hi, I’m a representative of AmerykańskaPiłka, a Polish portal dedicated to USMNT and MLS (our site is https://www.facebook.com/amerykanskapilka). Every year, we publish a MLS guide, and this year it will be printed again. We've added a new theme to this year’s guide because our plan is to interview passionate fans from each team about topics like matchday traditions, away days, tips on how to enjoy a match to the fullest, and include this in the guide. If we gather enough content, it will also be featured on the guide and our website. Here are the questions we’re asking:

1. What does matchday mean to you, which match are you most excited for, and what’s your best memory from away games?
2. what do the team colors mean to you, your experiences, traditions, how long you've been a fan, and when did you join the supporters' club?
3. Practical tips for European fans—what’s a typical matchday like, how to get to the stadium, where to stay, when to arrive, how to find the supporters' section, where to eat and drink, any specific spots where fans gather, is there a pub/bar, and what are the must-see places in the area around the stadium?
4. Is there any other sports team in the city worth checking out when we come for an MLS game?
5. Do you have a dedicated fan shop—does it exist at the stadium? Is it possible to tour the stadium? Is there a club museum?
6. Are there different supporters’ groups? If so, can you share a little bit about what makes each one unique?
7. Any special tips for newcomers? Which opponents should we go see, and which ones might not be as exciting? What are the prices for different matches?
8. Is there a chance to see how the supporters' groups prepare their tifo or banners?
9. If you have any other ideas, I'd love to learn something new

There's supposed to be a preseason game between the Earthquakes and LA today but I can't find any information on how to watch, even with MLS Season Pass on Apple TV+, I'm not seeing anything.

This might be weird but does anyone know if those bobbleheads for the season opener are being given away to everyone who attends on Feb. 22nd ? Or is it just one lucky winner?

What are your thoughts? Any more signings?

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I wanted to get seating near the teams’ bench what section would I need to sit at? (Paypal Park)

Or are we done for this season ? I watched almost all games last season. We seemed to run out of gas and skilled players by the 70th minute and conceded most games. Don't we need better players at the back ?

As the title suggests, looking for the best section near the visitor bench. It’s a goal (no pun intended) to visit every MLS stadium, and San Jose, you’re next on my list! Coincidentally, you’re hosting my supported team, MNUFC. So was thinking, this might be an opportunity to be a visiting fan that could snag Robin Lod’s signature after the match if I’m near their bench. Looking at the design of PayPal Park, it looks like most of the sections are raised up from field play, so it looks like I would need to do one of those field side seating sections. Just curious which section(s) is closest. Thank you and see you March 8th!

Is it really only the scarf? I thought that was an opt in in addition to the normal gift