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The MLS announced today that Chivas USA goalkeeper Brad Guzan is MLS goalkeeper of the year. MLS announced the award this morning. The league also named New England defender Michael Parkhurst as the winner of the Fair Play Award (Columbus won the team award). Probably the two easiest awards to give out in most people’s…[continue reading]

I love it when I recieve emails with limited information. I got one earlier with just the rookie of the year finalists, and then 20 minutes later the rest of the awards. Weird how things work out but nonetheless, the MLS has announced the finalists for each of their seasonal awards. MVP- Juan Pablo Angel,…[continue reading]

MLS has announced the finalists for the Rookie of the Year award. Adam Cristman – New England Revolution Maurice Edu – Toronto FC Dane Richards – New York Red Bulls Solid final three, though I felt Robbie Findley was a stronger candidate than Cristman. Looks like some series northeast voting there if you ask me…[continue reading]

The playoffs may be in full gear right now but it is also a good time to discuss which MLS coach will be fired for not getting his club to the post-season dance. Out of the five coaches, who’s teams failed to reach the playoffs I really see two getting the boot in the coming…[continue reading]

A day after the announcement that FIFA would stop the current continent rotation system for the hosting of the World Cup, another country has decided to go ahead and publicly throw their name in the hat for the 2018 World Cup. Australia announced today (or last night…they are like a day ahead of us aren’t…[continue reading]

Probably the biggest blow to the US being able to host the 2018 World Cup came today as FIFA has decided to get rid of the current rotation system that is in place in picking a host for the Cup. That means that rather than CONCACAF being assured of hosting 2018, the bidding for the…[continue reading]

Its no real surprise today that some people out there are complaining about the weekend’s games. Not because their club lost or drew (in the case of New York and New England), but because it was too defensive or lacked any real offense. Think about the last time the league was in playoff mode and…[continue reading]

I can’t say I am surprised by this past weekend. A couple “upsets” this weekend caused a lot of confusion in some people’s mind about the playoffs and what is to come. Only three goals scored, to go along with one scoreless draw made this opening weekend in the 2007 MLS Playoffs pretty interesting. But…[continue reading]

The Houston Dynamo may be about to take on FC Dallas tonight in the series opener in Frisco, but some big news came out of the city about the current champions stadium situation. The Dynamo and AEG are in the advanced stages of negotiating a public-private partnership with the city of Houston that would facilitate…[continue reading]

I spent most of the day going back and forth on posting this but I just felt like doing it the more time passed on. Anyways, for those who watched the DC-Chicago game last night may have (or have not) caught a little remark from the one and only Eric Wynalda. During the game, ESPN2…[continue reading]