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The 2010 season for Chivas USA wasn’t really a disaster but it was certainly a disappointment for a club that had seen the playoffs and success the previous few seasons before it. With Martin Vasquez gone the club has to go into a new direction and get someone who can get the club headed where…[continue reading]

A interesting bit of news this evening to wrap up the week. The Portland Timbers as we all know are coming into Major League Soccer next year and are already looking for the man to lead them in the league as an expansion club. According to news out of the Rose City the club is…[continue reading]

What can I say the local team here in Dallas is trying to actually market their club. Key word in all of this is “trying”. Their new “We Are Not Spectators” campaign is both sad and pathetic all at the same time. Its an effort by the club however and that is at least a…[continue reading]

Its news that won’t shock many and it’s also news that came down last night (as mentioned on Twitter I was slammed with work at my day-job). Denis Hamlett will not be returning next season as head coach of the Chicago Fire as the club decided not to renew his contract. Hamlett took over as…[continue reading]

The 2009 season for the Chicago Fire was expected to be a big one. Talks of MLS Cup and Supporter’s Shield were all the rage to begin the season. Early on this year it looked like the expectations were being met as the Fire lost a single game in the first three months of the…[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]

I don’t have too much going into tonight’s Evening Links and Thoughts. I mainly wanted to touch base with the current coaching hot seat situation in Major League Soccer. I don’t expect any coaching changes to take place until at least after the regular season finishes here. Something crazy would have to take place for…[continue reading]

I’m sure you’ve all seen the reports by now, Chicago Fire defender Bakary Soumare got into a little bit of a wrestling match with manager Denis Hamlett last week during halftime of the Chicago-Houston game. Soumare was subbed out for the start of the second half but that isn’t even half of the story according…[continue reading]