I gave my opinion on JDG two months ago and my thoughts have not changed. I think this is great news for MLS and TFC. Feel free to comment

Russia’s Mens National team made it through the international break unscathed. Now the stage is set for October 10th’s battle with Germany in Moscow. On third episode of Russian Football Now’s podcast, hosts Chris Riordan and Richard Farley discuss Russia’s … Continue reading →

It seems strange that a team that has gained 22 points from a possible 24 is not yet guaranteed World Cup qualification. Whilst it is true that England, Netherlands and Spain have perfect qualification records, Germany might feel like they … Continue reading →

The hype for the October release of FIFA 10 is building, and it’s no wonder when you see video like this (see above) featuring some of the amazing new skills and graphics. The video is beautifully created by 16-year-old Norwegian … Continue reading →

The Serie A Game to Watch this week features the only matchup of two teams in the top four in the standings.  Although it is only the third week of the season (sorry Sampdoria fans), both Lazio and Juventus are … Continue reading →

Yes the USA is very close to qualifying for the 2010 World Cup for next summer and this coming October there will be two more matches remaining for the Nats when they visit Honduras on the 10th & home against … Continue reading →

The international break is over and it’s time to separate the men from the boys. Can Spurs keep up their blistering start? Check back after their date at White Hart Lane with Manchester United. Can City keep up in its race … Continue reading →

Fox Sports Jamie Trecker and World Soccer Reader’s Richard Farley joins us to discuss the following topics. US Player Development in the wake of two lackluster qualifying wins The state of the US program Where the US stacks up against … Continue reading →

Lennon’s cross arcs over the box. It hones in on Steven Gerrard who waits just outside the crowd. He jumps, coils his neck and smashes the ball toward goal. His header flies down into the net. 2-0 to England. I’m … Continue reading →

The Spanish national team has long been forgotten in the midst of the European achievements of clubs Real Madrid and Barcelona. Los Galacticos and the Catalan club have long dominated the Spanish football scene not to mention their heavy presence … Continue reading →

  The shock transfer ban recently imposed on Chelsea for their “inducing” of young French player Gael Kakuta has again raised the argument of English clubs scouting for and developing too many foreign players within their youth systems. Why? It’s … Continue reading →

In partnership with Russian Football Now, EPL Talk presents the third episode of RNF’s podcast. Russia’s Mens National team made it through the international break unscathed. Now the stage is set for October 10th’s battle with Germany in Moscow. On … Continue reading →

So, David Beckham flew all the way from Los Angeles to London so he could sit on the bench for the friendly against Slovakia and play 10 minutes of garbage time once England had a four goal lead against Croatia.  … Continue reading →

Our postgame podcast will be taped in a few hours. Guests will be Richard Farley of Inside the Six and World Soccer Reader, along with Jamie Trecker of FOX Sports. What I plan to address on the pod. Officiating at … Continue reading →

What a difference two years make. In November, 2007, England succumbed to Croatia at Wembley by a scoreline of 2-3 and thus surrendered their qualifying for Euro 2008. Cue the images of a fumbling Steve McClaren and an England team … Continue reading →

Paul Caliguri had the shot heard round the world on this pitch, but tonight, Rico Clark had the shot that saved the US. With their backs against the wall the US responded after a poor first half. In the second … Continue reading →

Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009 — Netherlands 1: 0 Scotland today at Hampden Park (here’s the minute-by-minute report). As George Burley said, Scotland deserved at least something from the match at home in which they threatened the woodwork serially. The difficult … Continue reading →

I’m going to say it right now. That was the worst match I have seen these bunch of players perform on the road against an opponent that should’ve been done and dusted at the blow of the whistle to start … Continue reading →