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By CaptainKirk (anonymous) | Posted January 26, 2011 at 10:52:23
Soccer troubles. How does this affect any soccer aspirations for Hamilton's new stadium?
[i][b][u]US Soccer deals serious blow to Carolina RailHawks and new league[/u][/b]
Posted by Neil Morris on Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 10:53 AM
Less than three months before the scheduled opening of its new season, the future of the Cary-based Carolina RailHawks soccer team and its proposed new league was thrown into grave doubt.
In a flurry of posts yesterday, Brian Quarstad of Inside Minnesota Soccer broke the news that the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) Board of Directors voted Thursday to deny the sanctioning they had provisionally granted the North American Soccer League (NASL) last November to operate as a Division 2 soccer league this season...
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...The most significant change in the NASL landscape since last November was the upheaval in ownership of the Carolina RailHawks. Last month, the team’s then-president Brian Wellman confirmed that the club’s “current owners just don’t want to be involved anymore.” He said that the new majority owner would likely be Traffic Sports USA, the American subsidiary of a Brazil-based sports management company.
On Dec. 31, majority owner Selby Wellman filed documents with the N.C. Sec. of State dissolving Triangle Professional Sports, L.L.C. and its subsidiary, Carolina RailHawks, L.L.C....
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...However, Triangle Offense has learned from several sources that the sale of the Cary-based soccer team has taken place. As expected, Traffic is the club’s majority owner. Selby Wellman no longer owns a majority stake in the club. Triangle Offense could not confirm the status of minority owners Bob Young and Paul Singh.[/i]
http://www.indyweek.com/triangleoffense/archives/2011/01/22/us-soccer-deals-serious-blow-to-carolina-railhawks-and-new-league
Wonder what's going on there?
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