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replaced
Carbognani as coach only to be relieved of his duties early in the season. Carbognani was again elevated to the position of player-coach. Despite the name and coaching changes, Memphis had a dismal season, finishing 6–34. The team also experienced considerable financial difficulties. By
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on the All Star team. The Storm saw a collapse in form during the 1988–1989 season; finishing last in the league standings. During the season, the league took control of the team when the ownership expressed an intention of filing for bankruptcy. In
September 1989, the league sold the team to new
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based on the higher number of spectators at Chiles games. The Rogues then withdrew from the playoffs in protest. This blow led to Gunter withdrawing as team owner. Dave Maybry, the team's director then began searching for team sponsorship to pay the bills. The team also moved its home games to
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was named the 1987 AISA Coach of the Year and defender Greg Willen was a First Team All Star. The Storm had an outstanding second season, topping the league standings. The league did not hold a post-season tournament so the Storm was declared the champion. Nichols repeated as AISA Coach of the
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the summer of 1990, it owed the Mid-South
Coliseum $ 21,000 in unpaid back rent. On June 23, 1990, the AISA expelled the team from the league and repudiated its line of credit. Team ownership under Rob Gunter began making arrangements to pay the team debt and move the team to the
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of the AISA purchased all
Memphis player contracts. On July 24, 1990, the Rogues paid the first installment of their franchise fee to the SISL, allowing the team to compete in that league during the upcoming season.
159:$ 2,500 to enter the league. The team competed in the Shelby Farms Show Place Arena. In August, the league, now known as the Sunbelt Independent Soccer League, placed the Rogues in the Southwest Conference for the
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indoor season. The Rogues finished 8–12 and out of playoff contention. As the SISL played both indoor and outdoor seasons, the Rogues moved to Halle
Stadium for their home games. During the
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In July 1990, under the leadership of Rob Gunter and controlled by the Youth
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Year. He won the award even though he left the team with several games remaining in the season, handing over the coaching duties to midfielder
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112:. Manny Sanchez was the Goalkeeper of the Year and Rod Castro was the Rookie of the Year. The Storm also placed Sanchez, defenders
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was coached by and played its home games at a number of facilities in the
Memphis area. Memphis played one more season, the
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in the first round. The team did not enter the 1992–93 indoor season, but rejoined the USISL for the
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This article is about the team that was called the
Memphis Rogues from 1989–1991 in the
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in the first round of the playoffs. In the spring of 1992, team renamed itself the
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which existed from 1986 to 1994. They underwent several names changes including the
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ownership, a group of
Memphis businessmen. The new ownership renamed the team the
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under the sponsorship of the
Memphis Futbol Club. The team, now known as the
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in Memphis, but league commissioner Francisco Marcos moved the series to
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ROGUES TO PLAY AS SEMIPRO TEAM – INDOOR SEASON STARTS NOV. 10
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for the upcoming outdoor season and moved its home games to the
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184:. Despite its financial difficulties, the team finished the
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ON THEIR LAST LEGS? – SURVIVORS CLING TO SOCCER DREAM
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The Commercial Appeal – Wednesday, August 7, 1991
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The Commercial Appeal – Thursday, August 23, 1990
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National Professional Soccer League (1984–2001) teams
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The Commercial Appeal – Friday, January 31, 1992
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The Commercial Appeal – Wednesday, July 25, 1990
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The Commercial Appeal – Wednesday, June 27, 1990
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Chicago Tribune – Wednesday, September 27, 1989
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The Commercial Appeal – Saturday, May 30, 1992
180:the Memphis Sports Academy and renamed itself the
1286:Association football clubs disestablished in 1994
882:The Commercial Appeal – Friday, May 14, 1993
1276:Defunct indoor soccer clubs in the United States
806:ROGUES OFFICIALS PAY INSTALLMENT TO ENTER LEAGUE
793:Milwaukee Sentinel – Saturday, July 7, 1990
204:, again making the playoffs only to fall to the
16:American soccer team based in Memphis, Tennessee
1266:National Professional Soccer League (1984–2001)
920:National Professional Soccer League (1984–2001)
1281:Association football clubs established in 1986
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8:
1271:Sports clubs and teams in Memphis, Tennessee
801:
799:
911:
897:
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161:1990-91 Sunbelt Independent Soccer League
87:First founded in 1986 as a member of the
72:United States Interregional Soccer League
227:
857:The Year in American Soccer – 1992
768:The Year in American Soccer – 1990
745:The Year in American Soccer – 1989
734:The Year in American Soccer – 1988
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133:that had a degree of indoor success.
70:, which later came to be known as the
7:
852:
850:
710:"The Year in American Soccer – 1987"
1311:1994 disestablishments in Tennessee
157:Southwest Independent Soccer League
140:Southwest Independent Soccer League
89:American Indoor Soccer Association
83:American Indoor Soccer Association
64:American Indoor Soccer Association
14:
868:PRO SOCCER BIDING TIME IN MEMPHIS
68:Sunbelt Independent Soccer League
1306:1986 establishments in Tennessee
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604:
602:
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880:MEMPHIS SOCCER TEAM OPENS TODAY
200:campus. The team went 8–6, in
142:. In July 1990, the expansion
103:in the semifinals. Head coach
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1:
198:Christian Brothers University
1316:Soccer in Memphis, Tennessee
791:Top candidates seek Wave job
830:ROGUES PULL OUT OF PLAYOFFS
188:at 6–2 only to fall to the
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18:
1296:Soccer clubs in Tennessee
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206:Atlanta Datagraphic Magic
91:, the team, known as the
177:Albuquerque, New Mexico
1230:Toronto Shooting Stars
1090:Cincinnati Silverbacks
570:Divisional Semifinals
194:Memphis United Express
1160:Jacksonville Generals
310:5th in Challenge Cup
186:1991–92 indoor season
62:. They played in the
1235:Toronto ThunderHawks
779:ARENA EYEING OPTIONS
1165:Kalamazoo Kangaroos
1130:Florida ThunderCats
218:1994 outdoor season
210:1993 outdoor season
169:Atlanta Quicksilver
165:1991 outdoor season
23:. For the original
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1170:Kansas City Attack
101:Louisville Thunder
97:Mid-South Coliseum
44:Memphis, Tennessee
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1252:
1215:Tampa Bay Rowdies
1205:Philadelphia KiXX
1135:Fort Wayne Flames
1125:Edmonton Drillers
1105:Columbus Invaders
1100:Columbus Capitals
691:Sepp Huber (1993)
641:
640:
190:Atlanta Lightning
182:Memphis Survivors
173:New Mexico Chiles
95:, playing in the
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1220:Tampa Bay Terror
1210:St. Louis Ambush
1150:Illinois Thunder
1095:Cleveland Crunch
1085:Chicago Vultures
1080:Chicago Shoccers
1065:Buffalo Blizzard
1060:Baltimore Spirit
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906:
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252:Avg. Attendance
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58:and finally the
38:was an American
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1195:Montreal Impact
1140:Harrisburg Heat
1120:Detroit Rockers
1070:Canton Invaders
1055:Baltimore Blast
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686:Tony Carbognani
674:Tony Carbognani
662:Tony Carbognani
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629:Did not qualify
567:4th, Southeast
527:United Express
507:4th, Southeast
496:United Express
476:2nd, Southeast
442:1st, Southeast
415:Did not qualify
411:6th, Southeast
378:Did not qualify
343:Did not qualify
226:
214:Memphis Jackals
153:
144:Detroit Rockers
110:Tony Carbognani
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1050:Atlanta Attack
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131:old NASL team
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105:Terry Nicholl
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36:Memphis Storm
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1240:Tulsa Ambush
1225:Toledo Pride
1184:
1155:Indiana Kick
979:AISA 1989–90
974:AISA 1988–89
969:AISA 1987–88
964:AISA 1986–87
959:AISA 1985–86
954:AISA 1984–85
879:
875:
867:
863:
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829:
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751:
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718:. Retrieved
714:the original
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680:Damien Kelly
650:Gary Hindley
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628:
599:Did not play
598:
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539:Did not play
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243:Reg. Season
224:Year-by-year
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202:1992 outdoor
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120:and forward
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35:
33:
1301:USISL teams
688:(1991–1992)
682:(1990–1991)
676:(1989–1990)
664:(1988–1989)
658:(1986–1988)
445:Semifinals
279:Semifinals
1260:Categories
720:2020-03-31
696:References
510:1st Round
462:Survivors
234:Team Name
151:SISL/USISL
129:after the
122:Ted Hantak
118:Art Hughes
114:Vince Beck
66:, and the
27:team, see
1029:1999–2000
668:Dan Tobin
479:Playoffs
249:Open Cup
246:Playoffs
237:Division
135:Don Tobin
52:Survivors
616:Jackals
587:Jackals
556:Jackals
1034:2000–01
1024:1998–99
1019:1997–98
1014:1996–97
1009:1995–96
1004:1994–95
999:1993–94
994:1992–93
989:1991–92
984:1990–91
947:Seasons
583:1993–94
523:1992–93
458:1991–92
433:Rogues
397:Rogues
393:1990–91
362:Rogues
358:1989–90
323:1988–89
291:1987–88
258:1986–87
240:League
78:History
60:Jackals
756:SPORTS
670:(1989)
652:(1986)
622:USISL
594:indoor
592:USISL
564:USISL
534:indoor
532:USISL
504:USISL
472:indoor
407:indoor
387:1,652
370:indoor
352:2,048
335:indoor
327:Storm
303:indoor
295:Storm
285:3,486
272:indoor
262:Storm
54:, the
50:, the
48:Rogues
40:soccer
1043:Clubs
644:Coach
469:USISL
439:SISL
368:AISA
333:AISA
301:AISA
231:Year
931:USSF
612:1994
552:1993
492:1992
429:1991
404:SISL
339:7th
307:1st
269:AISA
34:The
25:NASL
21:SISL
936:CSA
560:N/A
500:N/A
483:N/A
420:N/A
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