WASHINGTON | On pace for the worst record in club history, D.C. United will offer a 10 percent discount on season tickets for the first time. With about two months left in the regular season, the four-time MLS champions are in last place at 4-14-3 and their 15 goals are the fewest in the league. This would be the club’s third consecutive season of missing the playoffs. When 2011 season tickets go on sale Sept. 1, they will be sold at 2010 prices, and fans who pay in full that day will get 10 percent off.
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