The following are the results of the October, 1997 SA Online poll, in which 457 fans voted on whether the U.S. national team should have a permanent home stadium.
1. Should the U.S. national team have a permanent home stadium?
No 317
Yes 140
2. If the U.S. national team were to play its home games in one stadium, which venue should host the matches?
| RFK Stadium | 147 |
| Foxboro Stadium | 85 |
| Civic Stadium | 56 |
| Rose Bowl | 36 |
| Giants Stadium | 22 |
| Soldier Field | 20 |
| Stanford Stadium | 18 |
| Arrowhead Stadium | 9 |
| Cotton Bowl | 9 |
| Ohio Stadium | 9 |
| Los Angeles Coliseum | 7 |
| Houlihan's Stadium | 6 |
| Mile High Stadium | 6 |
| Spartan Stadium | 4 |
| Orange Bowl | 3 |
| Richmond Stadium | 2 |
| Oakland Coliseum | 2 |
| Sun Devil Stadium | 1 |
3. Using criteria such as atmosphere, accessibility, sight lines, etc., which of the following stadia is the best place to watch a soccer match?
| RFK Stadium | 129 |
| Foxboro Stadium | 61 |
| Civic Stadium | 55 |
| Rose Bowl | 43 |
| Giants Stadium | 33 |
| Soldier Field | 25 |
| Ohio Stadium | 11 |
| Arrowhead Stadium | 11 |
| Spartan Stadium | 9 |
| Cotton Bowl | 9 |
| Stanford Stadium | 9 |
| Mile High Stadium | 7 |
| Houlihan's Stadium | 7 |
| Richmond Stadium | 7 |
| Orange Bowl | 6 |
| Oakland Coliseum | 4 |
| Los Angeles Coliseum | 3 |
| Sun Devil Stadium | 1 |