Fort Worth Weekly FC Brownsville (left, in gray), the officials (center, in green), and Fort Worth Vaqueros (right, in blue) line up for the dawn of a new season. Hello, everyone, and welcome to a new feature we’re doing this summer. Starting today, I’ll be covering every Vaqueros’ home game. Having never experienced the home side live, I’m interested to see what I find. The Vaqueros have played their previous home games at Farrington Field, but this year they’ve relocated to Texas Wesleyan’s home turf, Martin Field. With no bleachers, all the fans are at field level, with the advertising hoardings separating us from the touchline. This gives the game the feel of a Sunday-afternoon kickabout between schools, although these schoolkids are quite large and skilled. Also, there are quite a few more fans here than your average school game would draw. If you squint, the locals in their blue jerseys look like Leicester City, the English team that just won the FA Cup. Opposite them, FC Brownsville are wearing dark gray. You’d think they’d be wearing brown, a jersey color that’s good enough for the Cleveland Browns. The area of the stadium on the fans’ side of the pitch has a lot of kids kicking balls around, so if you look down to check your email, you may wind up nailed in the head by an errant shot.