Fake News: Kansas City Loves Soccer

I don't see it . . .

And here's a conspiracy theory on a topic that's not at all important . . .

WE NOTICE THE P&L DISTRICT PACKED WITH SOCCER FANS BUT, SUSPICIOUSLY THERE'S NO OTHER SOCCER HANGOUTS IN KANSAS CITY!!!

This couldn't possibly be that local biz has found some manner of "incentive" for locals to stage their support for a game that will garnering MILLIONS worth of taxpayer funding in the coming years?!?

Moreover . . .

Maybe those fans aren't skipping work at all?!?

Answer that question for us . . . 

In the meantime, we share the cover story . . .  

"But across KC, people continue to fall in love with the world’s biggest sporting event. There were also those lucky enough to be at the watch part in the Power and Light District. They enjoyed the win with hundreds of other people who skipped work today. It was a great game and an excellent win for the U.S."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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Kansas City falling in love with soccer as the U.S. advances in the World Cup

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