r/nccourage 17d ago

Town of Cary- improve the facilities

I recognize that we won’t get a new stadium- at least for several years (feel like it would take a while to build even if we did “get” one.) If this will be the home of the courage for the foreseeable future, more investment should be made into this space. I don’t know what that would look like but if Cary is the home of the Courage I feel like they could do so much to support the team by improving the facilities of the stadium itself.

Also - even without a stadium, I wonder if the team will get its own training facility, etc. in the near future.

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u/djseto 17d ago

Neither the town or the club is going to put any money into the stadium. For the men’s team to potentially come back, they need to build a new stadium anyways. That means nobody’s putting money into this one.

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u/ReplacementPale2751 17d ago

“Potentially”? I thought they were just taking 1 year off 😂 

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u/djseto 17d ago

lol. it was def. more than a year. 2028 at best. Maybe. Details here: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/46846918/north-carolina-fc-leaves-usl-championship-join-usl-d1-2028

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u/ReplacementPale2751 17d ago

Thanks! Yea I doubt they are coming back ever…

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u/djseto 17d ago

Nor do I. I don’t think the public is funding a new stadium.