Lack of parking and seating (at PAL) were complaints we got from our fans. They enjoyed the games, but they couldn't always see the action with people standing along the fence. This gives us more control over fans enjoying the games the way they want.

I think I got hit more by my own players after that touchdown than I did the whole game.

It's secluded, so we don't have to worry about anyone kicking us off or moving us. And it's dirt, so no one can blame us for tearing up the field.

It was just a bad ball. It should have been thrown a little more to the outside. (Mills) was not able to make a break on it. We were able to move the ball and do what we needed to do on that last drive, but we didn't capitalize on the breaks we had.

The change was initiated by the majority of our fans. The athletic department, for years, has been receiving complaints on the traffic flow getting into the green lot, the number of spaces taken up by fans who do not own parking spots, and duplication of passes. This was the last thing our athletic department had an interest in changing, but due to the overwhelming amount of fans' complaints, we answered their concerns.

The Red Bulls are committed to entertaining our fans before, during and after our games.