Featured, Los Angeles Galaxy, MLS, United States
9 December 2009 | 2 Comments
So your mission today is to call your local oldies station and request a dedication. When the guy doing his best Wolfman Jack impression answers the phone, you tell him you want to request Gerry And The Pacemaker’s “Ferry Cross The Mersey” and dedicate it to your favorite on again off again man crush, Landon [...]
Tagged in Brazil, England, everton, HFH, Landon Donovan, MLS, NASL, South Africa, USA, USL, wold cup
Radio
3 December 2009 | 0 Comments
On Thursday’s episode of Inside the Six, ITS comes back from a brief break to analyze the end of the domestic season in Brazil. This weekend will be the 38th and final round of the season. To talk about it, Goal.com contributor Tim Sturtridge joins the show from Buenos Aries to talk [...]
Tagged in Brazil, South America
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
World Cup
17 September 2009 | 2 Comments
One week removed from the last week’s international qualifying, I’m finally ready to post a special edition of the World Soccer Reader Top Ten. Tomorrow, we will get back to the club list, but today, we want to take inventory of international competition as we roll closer to South Africa.
Whereas this list is normally [...]
Tagged in Andrei Arshavin, Brazil, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Didier Drogba, Dunga, England, Fabio Capello, Germany, Guus Hiddink, Joachim Low, netherlands, russia, samuel eto'o, Spain
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
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
USMNT
3 August 2009 | 0 Comments
Two tournaments, two second-place finishes, and more noteably two second-half collapses.
But is that how American supporters should remember this summer’s U.S. soccer campaign?
The U.S. failed to hold a 2-0 lead at halftime against Brazil, then after outplaying Mexico for the first 50 minutes of the Gold Cup final; they were embarrassed to the tune of [...]
Tagged in Benny Feilhaber, Bob Bradley, Brazil, Charlie Davies, Confederations Cup, Costa Rica, Freddy Adu, Gold Cup, Haiti, Honduras, Jozy Altidore, Kenny Cooper, Mexico, Oguchi Onyewu, Ricardo Clark, Stuart Holden
Radio
27 July 2009 | 1 Comment
WSR expert Dave Topp weighs in on the shocking Gold Cup final. Then, we catch up with Jared Dubois in Los Angeles to get an update on the drama that is Los Angeles Galaxy football. And this week’s special guest, one of the more recognizable Serie A fans in the blog-o-sphere, Anna Italia [...]
Tagged in Alexei Lalas, barcelona, Brazil, Bruce Arena, Carlo Ancelotti, Carlos Vela, Chelsea, David Beckham, Gio dio Santos, Gold Cup, Inter Milan, Landon Donovan, Los Angeles Galaxy, Mexico, MLS, russia, samuel eto'o, Serie A, USMNT, zlatan ibrahimovic
South America
15 July 2009 | 0 Comments
Tonight, Estudiantes and Cruzeiro enter the second leg of the Copa Libertadores final coming off an uninspiring opener in La Plata. Cruzeiro was notably less ambitious than they had been in the knock-out stage’s preceding matches, a sign of respect for an opponent that posted a 4-0 victory the last time Cruzeiro went to [...]
Tagged in Argentina, Brazil, conmebol, Copa LIbertadores, Cruzeiro, Estudiantes, Juan Sebastian Veron, Kleber, Leandro Benitez, Leandro Desabato, Ramires, Wagner