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That is all..

Yes fixing DC United’s woes is a multi-year process and yes DC United’s front office pretty much wasted their attempts to do so over the last three seasons. We can all agree that the the woes in question can be put into two categories – a long-term stadium prospect and on-field results. While there is some disagreement about which should be fixed first, there is no argument that both need to be addressed or the team won’t be around in Washington DC much longer. Ironically enough, the path to addressing both issues rests with the same guy – Kevin Payne our President and CEO. First, DC United won’t be able to attract talent until the coaching staff gets some stability and a winning philosophy is established. Unfortunately, no coach who is any good will come to DC United until the meddling front office agrees to leave the on-field soccer stuff to the guys who’s job it is to put a winning team on the field. Both Richie Williams and Caleb Porter were smart enough to stay away from Kevin Payne’s house of horrors. What makes us think that someone like Bob Bradley would want to work under Kevin? So in my simple world it boils down to no results until we get a stable (and good) coaching situation and no good coaching staff until Kevin Payne agrees to leave the soccer stuff to the experts. Kind of like Washington DC’s other football team, don’t you think? This brings us to the second issue to be addressed, namely the stadium. The funny thing is that this is exactly what Kevin Payne should be spending his time on. This off season should be an interesting one though we’ve said the same thing for the last several years. If we don’t see movement on both the stadium front and a clear change for how the team is put together, the long-term prospects for DC United will remain bleak.