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What’s the Deal (or no deal) with Nashville’s New Soccer Team?

How corruption may be at the heart of Nashville's new soccer team and what it says about the culture of entertainment in Music City

Posted on February 19, 2020February 20, 2020 by Oliver SandreuterPosted in sportsTagged African American Cultural Alliance, Barton Malow Company, Community benefits agreement, Duane Dominy, Lenny Wilf, Leo Lillard, Mark Wilf, Mortenson Construction, Nashville Soccer Club, Nashville soccer stadium, Save Our Fairgrounds, Skanska AECOM Hunt, Stand Up Nashville, Zygmunt Wilf. 4 Comments

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