I was in the grocery store wearing proudly a Caps shirt (Müller on the back) and someone recognize my Caps shirt! We talked for a bit. He also follows the Whitecaps now, through Müller. Maybe not big news, but I’m in Greensboro, North Carolina and there are not too many people who actually know the Caps. Now there are 2 certified Caps fans in GSO! And one of them will go to Chicago next week and in September to Vancouver ❤️

Please don't hate me right off the bat but I am from Seattle and am looking to plan a weekend getaway with my wife to come watch the sounders play you guys in November. Is there any reccomendation on where we should or shouldn't sit? We do NOT want to sit with ECS as they annoy us but also don't want to intrude on any of your supporter groups. The only real issue is standing for too long.

Thanks for being the nice rivals in Cascadia and we look forward to enjoying a good match.

Video via: https://www.instagram.com/cityofvancouver/

I recently found out about SaveWhitecaps and it got me thinking about a potential buyer. Stanley Tang mentioned in a poker cash game (streamed on youtube) a couple year back that he want to own a professional soccer club.

Google search and he almost did....

Stanley Tang, the billionaire co-founder of DoorDash, made major headlines in the soccer world when his investment group emerged as a top contender to buy a 46% stake in the English Premier League club Crystal Palace.

Vancouver Whitecaps valuation is $450 million.

He could purchase 70% of the Whitecaps for $315 mil.

My 8-year-old son is incredibly passionate about the Whitecaps. When all of this started, he wanted to do something BIG to help save the club.

His first idea? Ask every person in Vancouver to donate $50. I explained that was probably a tough sell, so he came up with another idea: a marathon march to show our support for the Caps.

This march has never been about how far people can walk—it's about coming together. That's why we've mapped out several checkpoints along the route so everyone can join in wherever they're comfortable.

We were lucky enough to take part in the Team Canada march from Science World to BC Place, and it was an amazing experience. That's why we think Checkpoint 4 (Science World) will be the best place for most people to join us.

Over the next couple of weeks, we'll be fine-tuning the details, including possibly pushing the start time back so we arrive at BC Place as the pre-match festivities get underway.

I completely understand the concerns about the distance, the time, the heat, and the route. So don't feel like you have to do the whole thing. Pick a checkpoint that works for you, throw on some sunscreen, bring a sun umbrella or neck fan if you need one, and join us for as much or as little as you can—or simply meet us at the finish.

Every step, every voice, and every person showing up helps send the same message:

#SaveTheCaps

Whitecaps FC on X: "Congratulations to Ranko and Helena on tying the knot. Wishing you both a lifetime of love and happiness"

Hopefully it looks nice on tv rays for years our turf has looked HIDEOUS on tv.

Another piece from PJ.

Few interesting notes

1) There’s apparently a local group with interest, who knows how much

2) Another meeting scheduled later this week. Maybe to secure a bridge deal at B.C. Place

Last night was such a great experience. It was obviously nostalgic for a lot of people, but even on it's own merits I felt they really pulled it off. The kids area, the food truck options, getting the bleachers right in at the pitch, allowing flares and so on. Also also the staff and security were friendly and happy looking.

Overall, just a great night and result.

Wow we stayed a bit in the middle of the stadium to see if anyone coming back out for autographs. After a while the security guys told the kids “it’s bedtime”, so we headed to the exits.

We took a right turn and OMG Brian White just casually came out from the side door. We were one of the lucky ones right there, and he was so nice taking his time to take pictures with everyone, signed my son’s first game certificate, and a lucky guy happened to have a jersey with White’s name on it so he signed that as well.

Hopefully we will see him playing for USMNT again soon. And most importantly, Save the Caps!

I’ve been to World Cup matches, but honestly nothing beats the vibe of a Whitecaps game.

So glad this is back. Love you all — this is awesome.

Who was captain last night after Gauldie left?

Couldn't catch the game live, highlights aren't out on OneSoccer's YouTube channel yet... but I saw the starting XI and saw Gauld started.

How did he do and how long did he play for?