Closure? In the last of the series on my US Soccer World Cup disappointment, I look at the final fallout. There was a presidential election recently that received zero coverage on Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, […]
The simple truth is that I just finished writing 1500 words offering no ideas to fix the USMNT situation, and that post was almost as harsh as I could possibly be. So, let’s offer up […]
Anything could happen, but what is likely? Domestic league play has ended for the season, but that doesn’t mean we’re at a dearth for awesome soccer. This Sunday night we have a doozie. American soccer […]
The stage that was set on Saturday in Chattanooga, Tennessee was not what you would expect from a city that is devoid of an MLS team. Not to mention the simple fact that the weather, […]
Sunday afternoon, the U.S. Men’s National Team took on Serbia in Bruce Arena’s first match back in charge. With European leagues still in full swing, the US roster was made up of entirely MLS players, […]
Yesterday, Julian Green made the announcement that he was departing the prosperous green pastures of Bayern Munich. After nearly seven years with the Bavarian giants, Green would be joining VfB Stuttgart starting in 2017. The […]
It may be an unpopular opinion, but Jurgen Klinsmann was good for US Soccer in many ways. His big picture ideas on how to improve soccer in this country were laudable, even if his actual […]
With Thanksgiving right around the corner here in the states, I thought that I would write a quick piece about what I’m thankful for in the world of soccer. I’ll try to limit the amount […]
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