Jun
06

US Must Move Past Spain For The Gold Cup


Like most of you, I sat through the US-Spain game on Saturday. It wasn’t enjoyable in any sense in the first half and while the second half got better it was still rather…ugh. Generally I’m a fan of playing the top teams in the world. I am. You get to put your best out against…[continue reading]

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May
23

US Gold Cup and Spain Friendly Roster (Finally) Unveiled

US Gold Cup and Spain Friendly Roster (Finally) Unveiled

Wow, just wow. Most expected a pretty straight forward roster announcement today by Bob Bradley but what came out was anything but expected. Goalkeepers (3): Marcus Hahnemann Tim Howard Nick Rimando Defenders (8): Carlos Bocanegra Jonathan Bornstein Steve Cherundolo Eric Lichaj Clarence Goodson Oguchi Onyewu Tim Ream Jonathan Spector Midfielders (9): Freddy Adu Michael Bradley…[continue reading]

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Jul
12

So What Now…?


It was fun while it lasted huh folks? The 2010 FIFA World Cup is in the books. Spain is our champion and the Dutch will be complaining about this one for decades to come. SO what do we do now? No more daily(ish) soccer to tune into in the mornings or mid-afternoon. No more reports…[continue reading]

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Jul
08

Reason To Be Happy With A Spanish-Dutch Final


Sure not having our beloved Americans still in the World Cup hurts but I’m over it. I went from rooting for the US to rooting for teams like Holland and Uruguay. The style of play is a lot different from the US but it was something to get behind. Plus their games seemed to be…[continue reading]

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Jun
09

2010 World Cup Preview: Group H

2010 World Cup Preview: Group H

By Geoff Reid When the draw for the groups were first announced, Group H didn’t raise any eyebrows in-particular and it looked as if European champion Spain would top the group with a three way battle for second place and a shot at the last 16. Six months on, nothing has really changed with the…[continue reading]

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Jun
28

We’re Here, But Just Not All The Way


No one ever said this game was easy. The highs and lows of soccer have never been more noticeable until today. It is always amazing how a game can be so different from one half to the next. The first half in the FIFA Confederation’s Cup final against Brazil showed the world that the US…[continue reading]

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Jun
28

Your Weekend Commentary


Just as I mentioned yesterday, I am on the road to Silverton, CO for the next week. I decided to put up a post for you all to make your own comments about this weekend’s action. Believe me there is plenty of soccer to go around for all to discuss. You can talk about your…[continue reading]

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Jun
06

Euro 2008 Hype


Yeah, I’m not gonna pretend to know everything there is about international football/soccer/futbol. But with the Euro 2008 tournament kicking off tomorrow, I thought I would post a video or two to hype everyone else up. Consider this my preview of the tournament if you will. Its not that I’m not jazzed up for it…[continue reading]

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Jun
02

US National Team: Final Spain Friendly Roster Released


Yup, Bob Bradley cut his 24-man roster down to 20 today. Honestly I feel this friendly on Wednesday against Spain will be just like the one last week against England. Not good. But sometimes low expectations yield good results. We will see. Goalkeepers: Dominic Cervi (out of contract), Brad Guzan (Chivas USA), Tim Howard (Everton).…[continue reading]

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May
30

US Roster Named For Spain Friendly


After the “slap in the face” by England this past week, the US men’s national team must shift focus now to another world-class friendly across the pond. This time they travel down to Spain. Head coach Bob Bradley has named his roster for the friendly with a couple surprises: GOALKEEPERS- Dominic Cervi (out of contract),…[continue reading]

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