Tag: U.S. Court of Appeals for the SEcond Circuit
NO SEASON, BUT A NEW BOSS: Miami FC hires Paul Dalglish as head coach
There might not be a league for the club to play in, but Miami FC has hired a new coach anyway.
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MULLING A LIFE-CHANGING DECISION: Cosmos’ Szetela fears he might have to retire as he searches for a team
Over the years, Danny Szetela has become accustomed to a familiar routine. As training camp approached, he would train with fellow soccer players.
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ANOTHER LIFELINE: Commisso will pay Cosmos front office, some players through January
While the Cosmos await news of the fate of the North American Soccer League, the team is not about to fold its tent just yet.
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NOTHING EARTHSHAKING: NASL, USSF state their (familiar) cases in appellate court
By Michael Lewis FrontRowSoccer.com Editor NEW YORK — If you were expecting any new...
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IT’S NOW OR NEVER: NASL will state its case for to rescind USSF’s decision on its D-2 status in appellate court Friday
It’s now or never for the North American Soccer League.
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EXTENSION BATTLE: USSF opposes NASL’s request for 3 extra days to file response, calling it ’highly unusual,’ and ‘grossly unfair’
The North American Soccer League has asked an appellate court for a three-day extension on its reply to the U.S. Soccer Federation’s brief filing response due to the Thanksgiving holiday, but the federation isn’t buying it.
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NO SETTLEMENT: NASL, USSF agreement unravels
The North American Soccer League and U.S. Soccer Federation had agreed to an out-of-court settlement that would have given the league Division Two status before the agreement unraveled this past week, according to a source in the U.S. soccer community.
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TALKS, BUT NO SETTLEMENT: No out-of-court resolution to NASL-USSF lawsuit
In an attempt to resolve their lawsuit out of court, the North American Soccer League and United States Soccer Federation recently held talks before they broke down.
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TEETERING ON THE EDGE: In latest filing, NASL says it ‘will likely cease to exist within weeks’ if not does not get preliminary injunction
If a preliminary injunction isn’t granted to allow the North American Soccer League to continue as a Division Two league, the circuit “will likely cease to exist within weeks,” according to its opening brief filing in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Monday.
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ROUND TWO: NASL’s opening brief in its appeal is due today
A day after the North American Soccer League season came to a close Sunday, the league will be moving forward for another confrontation, although this one will be off the pitch.
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ORAL ARGUMENTS: They can take place for NASL vs. USSF case as early as week of Dec. 11
Oral arguments in the North American Soccer League’s appeal of a denial of a preliminary injuction to regain Division Two status for 2018 could take place as early as the week of Monday, Dec. 11.
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EXPEDITED APPEAL: NASL says the ‘clock is ticking right now’ on its future
Claiming it needs a ruling as soon as possible, the North American Soccer League has asked an appeals court to start the legal process Nov. 10.
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