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Hmm, I thought y'all were talking about taxpayer-funded stadiums and whatnot.  Didn't see that happen.  Guess that means it's a done deal.  
I have no idea whether or not Austin will support an MLS team.  It hasn't traditionally supported lower-tier pro soccer, but I suppose ya never know.  For me personally, I'd probably attempt to catch a game here or there, but it's unlikely I'd become a season ticket holder or anything like that.   I probably make it to one Round Rock Express minor league baseball game per year, and maybe one Texas Stars minor league hockey game per year.  I suspect it'll be similar for soccer.

Details of the Precourt/Memorial Stadium lease being leaked that it is contingent on Austin securing him a location to build a stadium. 

1) I'm all for a law like the above, makes total sense to me.  You accept public money, you accept public intervention.  I'm 100% on-board with that.  I'll leave it to the legal eagles around here to tell me whether or not it will work, because if there's only one thing I've discovered over my decades of discourse on message boards, it's that my logical and efficient method of thinking, rarely applies in matters of the law.  The law is convoluted, illogical, inefficient, and stupid. It rarely does the right thing, the correct thing, the logical and efficient thing.  

2) I'm sure the city council has agreed to help look for a place downtown.  Finding one and commercializing it are completely different, though.  There's just not much real estate available, especially considering transportation and basic functioning infrastructure.  Also, the Austin city council is backward and largely inept.  I'd be shocked if they're able to do anything to help, it's far more likely their interference will drive this whimsical billionaire far, far away.

A little of each? 

Don't forget about referring to games as "matches" or "fixtures."
But honestly it doesn't bother me.  If a Euro referred to an American football field as a pitch, it would seem weird to me, so why can't it be switched the other way around?

i will use them each/all depending with whom i am discussing. with my americano friends i'll keep it mostly american lingo. but with european and/or colombian friends, i'll use other terms. exceptions are cleats and pitch. i use those for most every convo.

In The States "Football" means something else.