April 25: This Date in Dallas Sidekicks History

Birthdays

Draft Day

Goodbye

1995: Joe Papeleo, the goalkeeper who had been with the club since the begining of the 1987-88 season, announced he would not return to the Sidekicks. He had accepted a position with the Chrysler Corporation in Syracuse, New York in February and had decided to stay there. He spoke briefly with the Pittsburgh Stingers after the 'Kicks had traded his contract to them, but did not return to professional soccer.

Not For Sale

1986: While the Dallas Sidekicks franchise was up for sale, the players were not, and especially not Tatu. KRLD (1080 AM) reported on it's evening "Sports Central Dallas" program that Baltimore Blast Head Coach/Executive Vice President Kenny Cooper had expressed interest in obtaining the Sidekicks' leading scorer. General Manager Ron Adkins angerly denied the report that any contracts were for sale and said he was "surprised and disapointed" that Cooper would make any sort of public comment while negociations for the sale of the Sidekicks franchise were begining.