MISL 1980s: The Story of Indoor Soccer

MISL 1980s: The Story of Indoor Soccer

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Communists, Caviar, and a Conception (Part 2/2)

Communists, Caviar, and a Conception (Part 2/2)

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The Philadelphia Atoms vs. Moscow Red Army game would not be identical to what was to come in the Major Indoor Soccer League, but it would have looked awfully familiar: a fast-paced game with a lot of offense, six players on a side, synthetic carpeting and balls bouncing off sideboards. The biggest difference would be a much shorter goal: only 4 feet hi…

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