1981 Chicago Sting Year of the Sting
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- If anyone is interested in old NASL soccer games on DVD or USB stick , I would be interested in trading for Soccer Cards or Panini Stickers.
Also interested in Hockey Wax Boxes or Stickers, even the Junk Card era of the 90s wax boxes.
Mainly I would be interested in Unwrapped Boxes for both which are readily available online in stores such as Amazon.
I would be interested in loose cards or stickers but it's easier to determine a value of a box when it's priced in a store.
I'd probably do one game per every $10 value of a box. So an example would be for a :
2022 Panini World Cup Stickers Box is $72 on Amazon I would trade 7 games for it.
Prices vary online and I could direct anyone to a site of items that would interest me.
I'm pretty interested in any soccer from around the world I'm sure we can work something out.
Anyone Interested please reach out to me at:
nasl19681984@gmail.com
was and STILL one of the greatest logos fer a squad in any pro sport 🐝
I was a Chicago Sting 🐝 soccer ball chaser for three games in 1981 and I’ll never forget it! I was 12 years old and actually got hooked on soccer back in the Pontiac Silverdome when I saw Pelee and the Cosmos play the Detroit Express. Thanks for posting!
I remember it as closer to 42 thousand. Standing room only. When you could do that....
Willy Roy and his german legion (hahn, steffenhagen, peter, granitza and ferner) - great !!
Wow! 30,000 people at Wrigley to watch the Sting
Chicago Sting comeback to MLS please
The Chicago Sting seemingly owned The New York Cosmos.
NASL..WAS.A.GREAT.LEAGUE
What happened to these teams? & league?
really really stupid mismanagement by the league. They would literally let any ownership group, in any city, open a franchise; and when the teams didn't make money, the league and other owners would have to step in. It eventually bled the league dry of money. There's a great documentary about the league and the NY Cosmos that was made by ESPN called Once In a Lifetime. If they had kept the league small to markets that drew during the 80's, it would still be alive today. It killed pro soccer in this country for over a decade.
Great shot terrible goal keeping.