…with a -19 goal differential. Just mull that headline over for a few days before I come back with my analysis of the Snow’s inaugural season.

Here’s the bottom line: the Snow MUST beat Erie tonight. Here are two reasons why (mostly because I can’t really think of three or four):

1) It will screw-up Erie’s playoff hopes, putting them neck and neck with Buffalo City

Erie are already pretty much claiming the Keystone Division title. Good thing they don’t have someone like me blogging about it, because that might be considered somewhat obnoxious;

2) Team Pride

Let’s be honest, the Snow have played miserably up until this point, especially in light of  all the super-high expectations coming into the season. Sure these guys have talent, loads of talent, but they have  not proven that they have the ability to compete with what should be considered, in many cases, equal or lesser competition.

They need to make a statement tonight and again Friday by beating the frontrunners.

Come out to Eiler-Martin tonight @ 7 and again Friday night against Buffalo City, and give the team your support!

UPDATE: The team came close but dropped it in the 88th minute or so. More on this after the season ends Friday.

I was pretty sure the dumbest thing I had ever read was that Rush Limbaugh thinks Michael J. Fox is faking his Hodgkin’s disease. Until today. That’s when I happened to glance at the Charm City FC website.

On July 11th Charm City plays the Stoners.  Nothing particularly odd about that, I suppose, until you get to the part of the webpage where it says that they play the rescheduled BCFC and Erie matches–on the same day, July 12.

Turns out the matches are approximately 6 hours apart. Add in the Stoners match and HEY! That’s 3 matches in 24 hours. All this with the Keystone Division title hanging in the balance.

And just when I was beginning to take NPSL seriously!