Twenty-five years ago, columnist Paul Gardner interviewed Derek Armstrong, Bill Sage and Roy Rees about the launch of an American youth soccer governing body that would serve as an alternative to U.S. Youth Soccer. What the founders originally called the National Association of Competitive Soccer Clubs (NACSC) soon became U.S. Club Soccer.
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