WVHooligan.com – MLS Blog

Its that time of the year, the season is nearly complete and the league has handed out it’s ballots for voting for their season awards. Yes today I received an email with a link to my online ballot for voting this year. I have to admit I wasn’t expecting it to come this week but…[continue reading]

Even though the Red Bulls have been dreadful this year this whole Red Bull Arena thing really makes me believe they could turn it around next year. Ok, that may be a long way to go from where they are now but the more I see of Red Bull Arena with videos like this one…[continue reading]

For most folks out there the Coach of the Year debate is a three person race. Depending on the how the final week goes we could include one or two others into the discussion. Some coaches have lead their clubs from loads of draws early to the top of their conferences, one has lead an…[continue reading]

Wanna know some inside information on some of the best soccer bloggers out there? Ben Berger at Footiebusiness posted the business of soccer blogging yesterday and he interviewed some names you may know of like SBI, Steve Goff and Jason Davis over at MatchFit USA. This is definitely word a read though if you want…[continue reading]

I know today has been a little light from me. I’ve had a super busy day at my normal day job so posting items on here kind of went out of the door. I came close to posting an updated MLS playoff scenario chart but I will be honest there are so many damn tiebreakers…[continue reading]

The playoffs are a week away but seven MLS clubs still remain in the running for three open spots, including one automatic birth from the eastern conference. This week’s rankings saw a few shifts including FC Dallas’ on-going run up the boards and possibly into the playoffs. Elsewhere on the board we saw Toronto gain…[continue reading]

I must say today has been full of good stuff. From MLS playoff scenarios to U-17 World Cup rosters to other items it has been a full day. Needless to say if you have missed some of these items you are in luck as I have saved some of the best links of the day…[continue reading]

One of the final weeks of the regular season has come and gone but the goals were definitely spot on for week 31 in Major League Soccer. Below are some of the best. Order: George John, Maykel Galindo, Brandon McDonald, Justin Braun, Josh Wolff, Nate Jaqua, Luciano Emilio, Jim Brennen, and Fabian Espindola.

Thanks to an email from a fan up north.  This video of the Red Patch Boys creating a large banner for Danny Dichio may be a bit long but its still pretty cool to see the tribute that they put on for their favorite bald striker. Man Dichio will always be a legend in Toronto.

Three spots remain for the MLS playoffs and seven clubs are going for those spots. I think the most interesting part is that after this final week of the season we could actually see six clubs end up with 40 points. Yes six clubs. See for yourself. EASTERN CONFERENCE AUTOMATIC BERTHS Columbus (29) 13-6-10, 49…[continue reading]