American sports fans are warming to football more and more by the week.
The likes of Robbie Keane and Steven Gerrard have made a big splash in Los Angeles, while attendances are often higher than at some Premier League grounds.
With that in mind, it feels like it was only a matter of time before the idea to fly a banner over a stadium calling for a manager's dismissal made it across the Atlantic.
But the entrepreneurial spirit of Americans means that, rather than getting a few rich fans to club together, they are crowdfunding their efforts to get rid of national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkwzDwadfvM
Klinsmann has not been too popular of late, with a CONCACAF Cup defeat against Mexico proving the final straw for Jeff Rosano and his buddies.
The fans, from St Louis, Missouri, have set themselves an $800 target on the Indiegogo crowdfunding site in order to pay for a plane to fly the words 'Fire Klinsmann' before and/or during a future US home match.
Maybe if this catches on they might try another European invention - promotion and relegation from the top flight.
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