Browsing archives for 'South America'
Radio, South America
10 November 2009 | 0 Comments
In the continuing series of podcast focusing on the world’s great (if overlooked) leagues, Inside the Six spends a show devoted to Brazilian football. With only four match days left in the season, it was a perfect time to welcom Jon Cotterill. Many know Jon as one of the English-language voices on Globo [...]
Tagged in Inside the Six, Jon Cotterill
England, MLS, South America, World Cup
5 November 2009 | 0 Comments
David Beckham, the England international and LA Galaxy midfielder, is set to be forced into a decision to choose between his club and country. If the Los Angeles reach the quarterfinals of the MLS Playoffs, the Galaxy will face either the Houston Dynamo or Seattle Sounders FC on November 14th in Los Angeles, California.
The [...]
Tagged in Brazil, David Beckham, England, Houston Dynamo, Los Angeles Galaxy, MLS, playoffs, Seattle Sounders, World Cup
England, Europe, South America, World Club Top Ten
2 October 2009 | 5 Comments
The Spanish takeover of European football is happening, if World Soccer Reader’s Club Top Ten is any indication.
The rumored shift of power from England and Italy to Spain deserves more discussion (and data points), but the early season returns from the league’s top three clubs provide plenty of evidence for those arguing Spanish primacy. [...]
Tagged in barcelona, bordeaux, Chelsea, Estudiantes, Hamburg, Lyon, Manchester City, Manchester United, Real Madrid, sevilla
England, Europe, South America, World Club Top Ten
25 September 2009 | 1 Comment
Nine of last week’s ten ranked teams return to WSR’s weekly club listing, with only previously tenth ranked Manchester City failing to return. If the list were one place longer, the Citizens would be on it, still holding strong (if now subdued) support amongst our writers.
If the list came out before Inter Milan’s most [...]
Tagged in barcelona, bordeaux, Chelsea, Estudiantes, Inter Milan, Juventus, Lyon, Manchester City, Manchester United, Real Madrid, sevilla
England, Europe, South America, World Club Top Ten
18 September 2009 | 12 Comments
Between the international break and our decision to start releasing this article at the end of the week (to better fit against the Champions League schedule), it’s been a long time since we last released a WSR World Club Top Ten. With a nod to that delay, I’ll skip the expansive exposition and get [...]
Tagged in barcelona, bordeaux, Chelsea, Estudiantes, Juventus, Lyon, Manchester City, Manchester United, Real Madrid, sevilla
South America, World Cup
7 September 2009 | 0 Comments
Diego Maradona campaigned to have the match moved from Buenos Aires. El Monumental had no atmosphere, he said. The track around the pitch kept the fans too far from the players, with the stands themselves laying on the slow incline you expect from a multi-purpose facility. For River Plate, the stadium is [...]
Tagged in Argentina, Brazil, conmebol, Luis Fabiano, Qualifying
South America, World Cup
3 September 2009 | 1 Comment
Except for the UEFA Champions League final in Rome, no match this calendar year will be bigger, yet you’ve probably only tangentially heard that Brazil is going to Argentina this weekend for World Cup qualifying.
“That’s cool,” you might say (you don’t mind if I quote you, do you). “Big match, but why’s this one [...]
Tagged in Argentina, Brazil, conmebol, Diego Maradona, Dunga, lionel messi, Martín Palermo, Qualifying
England, Europe, South America, World Club Top Ten
25 August 2009 | 0 Comments
What if I said this week’s list would have have three new teams, see the return of a team from beyond Europe, and see another serious threat to top three hegemony?
Would that be something you would be interesting in?
Football fans in London, La Plata, and Kazan might not care about antiquated Entourage references, but they [...]
Tagged in Arsenal, barcelona, Bayer Leverkusen, Chelsea, Estudiantes, Hamburg, Internazionale, Juventus, Lyon, Manchester United, Milan, Palmeiras, Real Madrid, Rubin Kazan, Spartak Moscow, Tottenham, Wolfsburg
Radio, South America
12 August 2009 | 0 Comments
You know him from his contributions Goal.com, Examiner.com, and his site Mad About Fútbol, and for Episode #10 of Inside the Six, Juan Arango is also “podcast guest” as he joins host Richard Farley to talk about all things Argentine football: domestic league and national team. Juan’s also asked about another passion of [...]
Tagged in AFA, Argentina, barcelona, Boca Juniors, Brazil, chile, columbia, conmebol, Copa LIbertadores, Diego Maradona, ecuador, Estudiantes, Huracán, Juan Roman Riquelme, Juan Sebastian Veron, Julio Grondona, La Liga, Lanús, lionel messi, Mariano Andujar, Martin Dimechelis, Nestor Kirschner, paraguay, Real Madrid, River Plate, samuel eto'o, San Lorezno, Sergio Aguero, uruguay, Velez Sarsfield, xabi alonso, zlatan ibrahimovic
England, Europe, South America, World Club Top Ten
11 August 2009 | 7 Comments
Each Tuesday, World Soccer Reader will bring you its list of the top ten clubs in the world: a collaberative effort from the entire World Soccer Reader writing staff. Each week we will synthesize the results from around the world of football, providing you a list of the ten clubs we feel are [...]
Tagged in Arsenal, barcelona, Bundesliga, Campeonato Brasileirao, Chelsea, EPL, Inter Milan, Juventus, La Liga, Liverpool, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Sao Paulo, Serie A, Wolfsburg