How to honor the legacy


 DC United is conducting a fire sale on tickets to the final match of the season because, after all, who would come to watch quality soccer?

The real way to honor the legacy of D.C. United would be for Jason Levien to admit the failure of his ownership and SELL THE TEAM!

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