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Don't think the fans in San Jose don't realize all of their former players in MLS Cup this year either. Sure, San Jose got an expansion team after and got to revive the Earthquakes <a href="http://www.monclersalestore.com/13-moncler-coats-men">Moncler Coats Men</a>name, but their team was still in Houston. That team in Houston won two MLS Cup titles and Quakes fans have always looked at the Dynamo as the team that got away and the team that should be theirs. At the same time, the Galaxy are the Quakes' biggest rivals.
Neither the Galaxy nor the Dynamo are among the most beloved teams in the league, but they're the two most hated teams in San Jose. Good luck to those in the Bay Area trying not to pull their hair out or break things while watching the final.
