- The Kansas City Star reports that the Kansas City Wizards added to Major League Soccer’s (MLS) Argie contingent with the signing of Eloy Colombano. WVHooligan has some thoughts. My thoughts: I’m more worried about these guys’ defense; I mean, they’ve got Yura Movsisyan. And what does this/could this mean for Carlos Marinelli?
- The Screaming [...]
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“The Rapids are not only competing with other MLS franchises, they’re competing in a crowded sports landscape in Denver. A beautiful new stadium isn’t enough. The All-Star Game isn’t enough. David Beckham visiting Commerce City isn’t enough. Winning needs to become part of the equation, even though winning in soccer is not always a sure [...]
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On my way out the door today, but had to post this.
I’m not biased when I write…but when it comes down to it, I know what teams I am loyal to.
This guy should win an Oscar, highlighted by the ‘Walk on through the rain’ with Rafa standing in a monsoon.
Go Pool!
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Having missed the game, I can’t speak to anything but the final score with a whole lot of confidence, but, suffice to say, the New England Revolution reached the semifinals of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup (LHUSOC) courtesy of last night’s win at home over the Harrisburg City Islanders.
The local media for each city [...]
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Welcome to the first edition of the Collective Power Rankings for Center Holds It. This continues a project I started on the old site, in which I compared all the power rankings for Major League Soccer (MLS) posted at various outlets on the Web and average them; the idea is to build a consensus [...]
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Roy Keane undoubtedly knows the importance of having a good keeper and opted for the diva from Hearts, Craig Gordon. Along the lines of the Black Cats being a freshly promoted team, you would expect the fee to sit somewhere in the $3 million to $7 million range. Not the case at all as Sunderland [...]
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David Beckham is doubtful, but might play, but… huh?
Yet 45,000 strong — and, of course, ESPN’s cameras — will be there hoping.
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