Author: Robert Hay
Thousands and thousands of words could be written on the impact the original Soccernomics (titled Why England Lose in the UK) had. Published almost ten years ago, even World …
There is much discussion about the best way to develop youth players in America and Europe. Often we forget that Africa and Asia are a growing source of players …
As regular readers of World Soccer Talk know, there is an absolute glut of soccer available to fans every week on television and the Internet. It has never been …
Author Alejandro Perez has long been an observer of the European club game. Currently he works for Telemundo, the Spanish language right-holders to the World Cup in the U.S., …
The career of a successful manager is filled with disappointments, failures, and firings. For every Sir Alex Ferguson, who always seemed to succeed, there is an Antonio Conte, who …
When we see Christian Pulisic score a stoppage time goal for Borussia Dortmund, we have a general sense of how special he is and how hard he has to …
Covering a team over the course of a soccer season is tough, in the sense that you see your team in a different way than a fan who attends …
It has been hard to determine how the U.S. Soccer Federation is using the Copa America Centenario to grade its men’s team’s progress leading up to the 2018 World …
