WVHooligan.com – MLS Blog

You can tell the season is close, even ESPN is getting on board in the previews. Below is their season preview on video, a nice long video preview at that. Toronto as a surprise team Max Bretos? Really?

Surprised by the headline? You probably shouldn’t be after the news of J.P. Dellacamera moving over to FSC. ESPN announced today that Adrian Healey will lead the MLS broadcasts for ESPN this season. Healey will serve as the play-by-play announcer while John Harkes will continue his role as color commentator. Healey will make his debut…[continue reading]

Fox Soccer Channel finally has a lead broadcaster that I can side with. J.P. Dellacamera is said to have made the jump from his gig at ESPN to FSC for the upcoming MLS season. Philly.com’s Jonathan Tannenwald first broke the news last night. Dellacamera will remain the lead broadcaster for the Philadelphia Union’s home matches…[continue reading]

This is good…I mean really good. Honestly seven minutes wasn’t long enough.

I honestly can’t decide if this is a glass half-full kind of thing or a half-empty. It seems as though lots of folks are noticing ESPN’s decline in MLS coverage on their website. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to notice that their big guns of left in recent weeks. Ives Galarcep moved his opinions…[continue reading]

Ah yes, it was 1998 and the US just stunk up the place all over France. Shortly after a dismal World Cup effort by the US Men’s National team the USSF decided to take action and form a new initiative to get the US on the world’s soccer map for good. It was at that time they…[continue reading]

Tommy Smyth and his take on the big US win over the weekend.

A decision that could be said to be an interesting one. The Sports Business Journal is reporting that the league owners have decided to move this year’s MLS Cup in Seattle to prime-time TV on November 22nd. The switch also sees the game go from network TV to cable TV for the first time. The…[continue reading]

As most of you probably heard sometime between yesterday afternoon and this morning, there will be no ESPN broadcast for the US-Mexico World Cup qualifier next month. Sad times I know. Apparently the game in English will be shown on a channel most either have never heard of or even have on their TVs. Since…[continue reading]

Kudos to EPL Talk for posting this just a bit ago. I found it to be something worth mentioning here. The “World-Wide Leader” ESPN has announced more details regarding its coverage of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa next June. Highlights of the announcement: ESPN will present all of its 2010 World Cup coverage…[continue reading]