Wednesday, October 7, 2009
USL, TOA reps to meet with USSF for a second day
Quick update on the meeting at the New York office of the United States Soccer Federation that was called by its president, Sunil Gulati:
The meeting ended yesterday, inconclusively, and will continue today, RailHawks president Brian Wellman said in a brief phone interview last night. Wellman, who was calling from Raleigh, had no details to divulge, but he said that approximately half of the TOA membership was represented in person, and that others may have teleconferenced it in.
He confirmed that Gulati is personally engaged in the discussions. "He wants to get everyone on the same page," Wellman said.
Gulati won't be there for much longer, however. He's due to appear at a "Leaders in Football" conference in London, along with MLS head Don Garber.
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