What to watch when the World Cup is over
There’s no denying it – this World Cup has been a bit of a belter. It’s definitely one for unsung heroes with Italy and the Netherlands not even making …
Category: MLS
Andrea Pirlo officially signs with NYCFC to help playoff push
After weeks of speculation, Andrea Pirlo has officially signed with New York City F.C., one of MLS’s most recent expansion teams. Pirlo will head to New York and become …
Jermaine Jones’ MLS Introduction Could Land New England Trophy Success
When you think of the high-profile American internationals that have come home to Major League Soccer in the last two years, Jermaine Jones doesn’t quite fit the model. Clint …
A Review Of The Book “Why American Soccer Isn’t There Yet”
August 30, 2014
Leagues: Major League Soccer, MLS, United Soccer Leagues, United States, US Soccer
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The recent World Cup has spawned a number of books that not only look at the recent past of American soccer but what the men’s national team needs to …
Thierry Henry’s Impact On The Field Can’t Perform Miracles Off It
If Thierry Henry’s about to say goodbye to Major League Soccer, he’s doing so on a high note. His stint is one that caps one of the most productive …
Prozone Planning On Releasing Version of its Software to Soccer Fans
There is a new way of looking over soccer tactics, conducting team practices, and giving management a better understanding of their soccer club and players: Performance Analysis. We are …
Beckham Needs to Focus On South Florida Not Miami For MLS Expansion
Former England captain David Beckham is in Miami today for exploratory meetings regarding the possibility of a MLS team coming to the city. While a lot of noise has …
Don Garber Complains There’s Too Much Soccer On TV; Wants NFL Model
MLS Commissioner Don Garber has lost his marbles. In an interview yesterday with AP Sports Editors, Garber said: ”There’s more soccer on television than any other sport by …