Not sure if that had an impact on negotiations but obviously something must have felt off.

51 hours left before we're staring down the barrel of 341.

Looks like the Loons lost the McCowatt sweepstakes. The final reported transfer price was close to what the loons offered.

Follow-up to my earlier post about the SeatGeek resale floor. Rather than argue about whether the policy is good or bad in the abstract, I wanted to lay out what the club would actually have to show to back up the framing that this "protects season-ticket members."

These are the numbers they already have. If the policy works as advertised, publishing them should be easy.

Curious whether other STMs have asked member services or reps for this, and what response you got. If the policy isn't helping US as they say it is, they should end it. Right? Show us the data, MNUFC.

Unfortunately we all know what he is going to pick....

UPDATE: fast evolving. Reportedly a medical tonight with fellow Danish club AGF, the champions and Conference League club who are in tenth place, one point behind Silkeborg. 13 million kroner reported is about £1m GBP. https://www.tipsbladet.dk/nyhed/superliga/afsloering-bombe-agf-koeber-callum-mccowatt

In the last 12 hours since being excluded from the match day squad altogether, Callum McCowatt has been linked by local fan rumour to the Danish opposition and Europa League club FC Midtjylland. With a few days left of the transfer window, something surely happening but final destination remains a mystery with a few options mentioned from Minnesota to Tokyo.

MNUFC entered last night's match at 7-7-7. We then scored in the 71st, 74th, and 75th minutes. The first came in the 71st minute against #71 Crepeau. Orlando later scored the equalizer. The secondary assist was by Angulo (#77). He passed it to Griezmann (#7) but he didn't score it. That probably would be too obvious. No, it was scored by Spicer, #14. Not obvious at all.

7 is traditionally associated with mystery, which is kind of notable because I think I've now largely solved it.

I share season tickets with three other guys. I ruptured my patella tendon playing in a parents versus players soccer match last month and had surgery 40 days ago. Not a fun experience, would not recommend.

Anyway, I had four tickets to tonight‘s match and I reached out to our representative earlier this week to see what options there were. I cannot bend my leg far enough to sit in a normal seat, so I needed to see what accommodations were available. He immediately assured me they could get me a swap of my four tickets for four tickets in an accessible section. This is basically folding chairs at the top of a lower bowl section. It was amazing. The kid of my friend thought we were in VIP seats. Just as great, they wheeled me to my seat from the gate and then back after the game to the ADA pick up spot. My friend pulled up in his vehicle, and we took off.

Kudos to the Loons for making this such a seamless and easy experience. Until you need this sort of accommodation, you really don’t appreciate it.

MN conceded a late goal after a brilliant comeback. What are your takeaways?

It was feeling pretty glim with McCowatt and now with him off the table fully it seems to be that this club is done with moves this window. Tough pill to swallow that for just 300k we were willing to walk away from Silkeborg, but it is what it is. Teams around us are improving and pushing for the playoffs meanwhile we seem ok to just roll over and call it a season. Sad day.

Over the past several weeks, multiple r/minnesotaunited discussions have raised concerns about Minnesota United’s resale price floor.

I reviewed the recent relevant threads and comments, removed duplicate usernames, and excluded neutral questions and unrelated ticket-price complaints.

The result: at least 69 unique Reddit accounts publicly objected to the policy between June 1 and August 29, 2026.

This is a SeatGeek resale restriction. The full report identifies every counted account, qualifying statement, original thread, and comment link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FkQLJndG0foGIcdlULl7P6rmfiMCP7cD/view?usp=drivesdk

This is a documented public minimum, not a claim that exactly 69 verified individuals oppose the policy.

My request to the club is simple: allow season-ticket members who already purchased their tickets to choose their own resale price.

If this policy has affected you, please describe your experience below and consider contacting your season-ticket representative.

I’m getting really ticked off at MNUFC and/or SeatGeek. Due to a bunch of travel I haven’t been able to use my season tickets for the past few games. In the past I’ve listed them on SeatGeek and have sold them (always for less than what I paid). Now, there’s a minimum price I can’t sell for less than. For tonight’s game, more than 100 seats are for sale in my section. When I can’t go to a game, I want to get rid of my tickets. I could give a rip what the minimum market price should be. My last three games have gone unsold because the price the market is willing to pay is way less than the minimum price MNUFC is forcing us to sell for. Something is better than nothing. It’s basically affirming my belief that MNUFC season tickets aren’t worth it.

When the initial conversations began about the division, the teams were languishing on the fringes but by now these teams are all investing on and off the field.

St. Louis - clearly on upward trajectory about to add Navarro to a team that has not lost in 11 games

Chicago - triple g and the investments they are making on and off the field they will be contenders

Kansas City - probably the only question mark but they are spending like drunken sailors right now

Columbus - once they get healthy the crew will probably bounce back

Cincinnati- already a power house, even if Denkey leaves they will buy a worthy replacement