On previous episodes of the Major League Soccer Talk podcast, we have approached the potential players strike from the media's perspective (Grant Wahl, Steve Davis), the (former) player's perspective (Claudio Reyna), as well as the legal perspective (our February series). Today, we get more of a fan's perspective, though a fan's perspective that's informed by covering the league day-to-day. Bruce McGuire (du Nord) and Drew Epperley (WV Hooligan) are two of the internet's most prominent bloggers, and on Thursday they joined me to provide another perspective on the league's labor problems.
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if there is no league stoppage i see this years mls cup FC Dallas vs Columbus Crew. here to hoping somthing gets worked out.
MLS MEDIA ADVISORY
420 Fifth Ave. 7th Floor, New York, NY, 10018 – (212) 450-1200
MEDIA ADVISORY
MLS Contact:
Will Kuhns – (212) 450-1206
CBA MEDIA TELECONFERENCE CALL TODAY AT 1:00 PM ET
Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber, MLS Players Union Executive Director Bob Foose and Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service George Cohen to Discuss the MLS Collective Bargaining Agreement
NEW YORK (Saturday, March 20, 2010) – Major League Soccer will host a media teleconference call today, Saturday, March 20, beginning at 1:00 p.m. ET with key individuals involved with the League’s Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations.
Details for media interested in participating are included below. Please contact Will Kuhns with MLS Communications at (212) 450-1206 if you have any questions.
WHAT: MLS Collective Bargaining Agreement Media Conference Call
U.S. and Canadian media should dial: (877) 391-5953
International Dial-in number: (706) 634-9483
Conference ID: 64572871
WHEN: Saturday, March 20
1:00 pm ET
WHO: Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber
MLS Players Union Executive Director Bob Foose
Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service George Cohen