Logan's Revenge Back With a, Erm, Vengence

The most unexpected thing to happen while I was on holiday last week was not Blanco's freak out, nor was it Sepp Blatter's slavery comments, or the Superliga share-cropping revelation. It was the long overdue return of Not Doug Logan. Before there was MLS Underground and The Blog Who Shall Not Be Linked to, there was Logan's Revenge spilling beans and dropping scoop all over a Blogspot page. He is your MLS gossip grand-dad.

Below is an exceprt from his return post that I found most interesting:

"Man, all of those pie-in-the-sky dreams of Chivas being a winning brand in the US in the form of a MLS team is not going exactly to plan. Only averaging 4500 tickets sold per game, how long before we should start worrying about the team folding? Actually, relocation is far more likely. Team owner Antonio Cue was approached by a potential buyer a while back (for relocation), but Cue didn't want to sell at the time. If ticket sales don't pick up soon, mounting financial losses may leave him no option next time an offer comes down the pike."

Now we've all flipped the TV over to a Chivas USA home game at one point or another said to yourself "I've seen more people in line at the DMV than are in those stands" but 4,500 tickets per game is just so sad that I immediately began Googling for florist in Carson, CA and the address of the front office at the Home Depot Center. I'd hate to see another club relocation buuuuuuuuuuuut…….St. Louis is just gaging to build a stadium you know.