Category: Chicago Fire
Editor’s note: In Kartik’s weekly column, he reviews broadcast media happenings around the soccer world. Every Monday, he discusses the latest happenings in the US soccer broadcast media scene …
Los Angeles (AFP) – Maximiliano Urruti and Mauro Diaz scored in the first half as FC Dallas bounced back from a mid-week defeat with a 3-1 Major League Soccer …
Midwest native Peter Wilt has targeted Soldier Field as the temporary home field for a new NASL team that plans to play in downtown Chicago, according to an interview …
Hull have completed the signing of Scotland international Shaun Maloney, according to Chicago Fire. Maloney, 32, joined the Major League Soccer franchise in January after a spell at Wigan …
Close your eyes and imagine for a moment, that you are the owner or president of a Major League Soccer team. Despite being five points from the last playoff …
Abe Asher July 27, 2015 Chicago Fire, Columbus Crew, DC United, Houston Dynamo, LA Galaxy, Leagues: Major League Soccer, Montreal Impact, New England Revolution, New York Red Bulls, NYCFC, Portland Timbers, Seattle Sounders, Sporting Kansas City Here are the 10 things we learned from the 21st week of the MLS season. 1. Pirlo! Andrea Pirlo is royalty. There is no other way to explain why opposing …
It is safe to say Didier Drogba will be playing football somewhere in the coming weeks. Whether he is playing his football in Major League Soccer is still debatable. …
Abe Asher July 20, 2015 Chicago Fire, Colorado Rapids, DC United, LA Galaxy, LAFC, Leagues: Major League Soccer, Montreal Impact, New York Red Bulls, NYCFC, Philadelphia Union, Portland Timbers, San Jose Earthquakes, Seattle Sounders, Sporting Kansas City, Vancouver Whitecaps Here are the 10 things we learned from week 20 of the MLS season. 1. The Galaxy Raise The Stakes A fair number in MLS would tell you that …
Chicago Fire and Scotland international midfielder Shaun Maloney believes Major League Soccer is inferior to the leagues in the United Kingdom, but thinks MLS is equivalent to the brand …
At one time in the Chicago Fire’s 17-year history, the club were one of Major League Soccer’s most consistent teams. In 11 of the Fire’s first 12 seasons, the …
