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Something that I hadn’t heard in a long while about the next World Cup, FIFA president Sepp Blatter is entertaining the idea of moving the World Cup to the US in 2010 if South Africa isn’t ready. He didn’t say the African host was going to be unable to host or be ready for the…[continue reading]

I ran across this article from FulhamUSA about a conversation/interview/drinking with ESPN and former USMNT striker Eric Wynalda. I have to say it is one of the funniest things I’ve read all week. Most know I can’t particularly stand Wynalda in a broadcast but he does in fact tell it like it is most of…[continue reading]

According to a couple websites like this one, FIFA president Sepp Blatter is considering eliminating the current World Cup rotation after the 2014 World Cup that would presumable be in Brazil as a part of the South American part of the rotation. This sort of tells me that FIFA may be looking to link CONCACAF…[continue reading]

Few thoughts and comments on the US – Ecuador game on ESPN2. I have to say the trio of O’Brien, Arena, and Wynalda are getting better with one another. O’Brien is a better voice for soccer and thankfully it isn’t Rob Stone doing the games. Still I feel ESPN/ABC is still lacking a solid soccer…[continue reading]

An interesting Monday ahead for us here. As of now not a whole lot of talk going about in the world of soccer in the MLS side of things. Naturally the big talk in America right now is of the NCAA tournament. Which got me thinking a little bit if FIFA did a madness tournament…[continue reading]

I caught this story earlier in the day and didn’t look into it much until I came across it again. FIFA President Sepp Blatter has gone out and said that the US is the leading site for the 2018 Cup. His comments basically show that FIFA is willing to part from the old country for…[continue reading]

With this past week’s announcement from the Washington Post about the USSF possibly getting the 2018 World Cup, it has had me thinking for the last few days. Sure there is a great speculation about which stadiums could be used. For the most part  you could use a stadium that was built since the last…[continue reading]

The Washington Post reported today that the USSF is looking to place a bid for the 2018 World Cup. However, if Brazil and Columbia’s bids to host the 2014 World Cup fails through, then FIFA may grant the USSF the Cup. Early reports indicate that Brazil, who is the front runner for the 2014 Cup,…[continue reading]