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Nashville MetrosThe Nashville Metros are a Nashville, Tennessee Premier Development League (PDL) soccer club. History The Nashville Metros were founded in 1989 by Lynn Agee and Devinder Sandhu, and began play in the Sunbelt Independent Soccer League (indoor) in 1990. Due to a lack of indoor facilities, the Metros played their entire first season on the road, before finding facilities in Smyrna. Continued to play indoors until 1996, winning six matches in six seasons, but began playing outdoors as well, in the USL Premier League from 1991 through 1996, with significntly better results. Moved to the A-League second division in 1997, and began play in Ezell Park, after years of using high school and municipal stadia in Nashville and Franklin. Made the play-offs in 1997 and 1998. Made its first U.S. Open Cup appearance in 1998. In 1999, due to financial circumstances, reorganized as the Tennessee Rhythm Futbol Club and moved from Nashville to Franklin, but returned to Ezell Park in 2001, reverting to its original name at the same time. In 2002 moved from the A-League to the PDL, due to substandard facilities, such as the lack of a press box. 2004 Roster 1 20px Daryl Sattler 2 20px Patrick White 3 20px J.P. Rodrigues 4 20px Carey Alexander 5 20px Jason Parks 6 20px Nick Glaser 7 20px Stephen Murray 8 20px Mark Photivihok 9 20px Harrison Kiser 10 20px Fritz Seilbea 11 20px Landy Mattison 12 20px Neal Dixon 13 20px Igor Stjepic > | idth="50"| | valign="top"| - 14 20px Ben Buerger
- 15 20px Tyler Suffron
- 16 20px Paul Hopkins
- 17 20px Andy Metcalf
- 19 20px Adam Montgomery
- 20 20px Pasi Kinturi
- 21 20px Bryan Robbins
- 22 20px Richard Askey
- 24 20px Thomas McCallum
- 25 20px Danny Devall
- 26 20px Jamie Burns
- 27 20px Trey Alexander
| Notable Players Coaches General Managers US Open Cup - 1998 - Quarterfinals
- 2000 - 2nd Round
- 2001 - 2nd Round
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