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I’ll be brief with this post as I have plenty of items to get to today as I’m getting back in the full swing of things. I ran across an article with numbers on viewerships for the US games in the World Cup. We’ve discussed how big the England game was a couple weeks ago…[continue reading]

I know these lists have been out since December but honestly I have to add my own (you all know I’m a list guy). I know personally I won’t get to see every single match in this World Cup. For that to happen I’d have to take a vacation and add another DVR to the…[continue reading]

By Geoff Reid Group D didn’t have that necessary appeal that other groups had as the draw was made with the average person believing Germany would cake walk through this group with a three way battle for second place and a shot at the last 16. That was until German captain and best player Michael…[continue reading]

By Geoff Reid This particular group intrigues me, not because it contains Messi, Maradona and company, but because it has gone under the radar in terms of attention with Group C getting most of it on both sides of the Atlantic for obvious reasons, and Group G being classed as the “group of death.” Drew…[continue reading]

Its hard to believe but the 2010 FIFA World Cup is less than two weeks away. We know our roster here in the US and other counties have released their rosters as well. Time to get excited if you aren’t already. Geoff Reid and I will be going through each group to give you a…[continue reading]

Youth will be served, that seems to be the theme for the U.S. Men’s National team roster for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Manager Bob Bradley announced his 23-man roster yesterday afternoon to the press and the world. I thought talking about it yesterday but I really wanted to give myself a day to cool…[continue reading]

Let the debate begin. Below is the roster for the U.S. Men’s National team as they go to South Africa to compete in the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Goalkeepers- Tim Howard, Marcus Hahnemann, Brad Guzan Defenders- Carlos Bocanegra, Oguchi Onyewu, Jay DeMerit, Steve Cherundolo, Jonathan Spector, Clarence Goodson, Jonathan Bornstein Midfielders- Landon Donovan, Clint Dempsey, Michael…[continue reading]

With the start of the US Men’s National team World Cup camp this week there have been loads of talk about injuries and position battles as well as the all important discussion of who will be cut from camp. After the first couple days of camp I came up with some questions of my own,…[continue reading]

Time for the debate to start. US Men’s National team manager Bob Bradley has released his provisional World Cup roster today. The 30-man roster will head to camp in Princeton, New Jersey later this month to train for the upcoming “Send-Off Series” against Turkey and the Czech Republic, as well as getting ready for the Australia game in South…[continue reading]

Let’s get to know our June 12th opponent, England. England manager Fabio Capello on Tuesday named the following 30-man provisional World Cup squad. It will be reduced to 23 by June 1. What do you think about this roster? Goalkeepers: David James (Portsmouth), Robert Green (West Ham United), Joe Hart (Manchester City). Defenders: Ashley Cole…[continue reading]