Hot Time In Old Town, a Chicago Fire community

Last Saturday against Portland, the Timbers had a significant contingent of followers that traveled to the east side corner and the Harlem End was motivated to out cheer the opposition.

There's a very good reason this club is called 'Chicago Fire'

What might look somewhat small is a pretty big deal for Chicago soccer scene. Events and publications like this help carve out Chicago's soccer future. Happy reading, happy writing, and happy inspiration.

If you have suggestions for locations or other Chicago Fire initiatives, get the ball rolling. Being a Chicago Fire fan is a unique experience from all the other teams out there. It truly is a Soccer Club.

So why do we do it? Travel thousands of miles, taking time off work, spending the few dollars we have for feelings that more often than not end in crushing (sporting) despair?

U.S. Open Cup: Fire PDL out, Fire first team's hunt begins

In the end, how does who you love, your ethnicity, your gender, or any myriad of factors have any bearing on how well you can kick a ball or how loudly you can cheer for your team? It shouldn't. The goal should be a safe space for everyone to enjoy the beautiful game.