Featured, Radio
16 February 2010 | 0 Comments
Today, my good buddy Kartik Krishnaiyer from Set Piece Analysts and the PR Department of NASL got on the phone with me to chat about Bundesliga. We discuss the title race, Werder’s form, HSV’s shot at a top 3 spot, Ricardo Clark and Michael Bradley, and the German national team.
Coming up tomorrow, my friend and [...]
Tagged in Bundesliga, German National Squad, Germany, UEFA Champions League
Bundesliga, England, Radio
3 November 2009 | 0 Comments
The Third Half.org’s Johnathan Starling joins me to talk about one of the most exciting leagues in the world.
In recent years, the Bundesliga has become known for open play, high scoring, great crowds and beautiful stadia, but with Bayern Munich still the most prominent club in the league, most outside observers don’t associate [...]
Tagged in Bundesliga, England, Germany, Johnathan Starling, The Third Half
Bundesliga, Europe
3 November 2009 | 0 Comments
This was the weekend Bundesliga fans have been waiting for! Nearly a half million fans filled the seats to see 26 goals scored, and a first place finally settled by points.
Let’s start with this weekend’s most exciting game.
Hamburger SV 2 – 3 Borussia Monchengladbach
HSV has been on an incredible run this season, already claiming the [...]
Tagged in Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munchen, FC Schalke, German, German National Squad, Germany, Hamburger SV, Stefan Kiessling
Radio
2 November 2009 | 6 Comments
Mondays are turning into a weekend recap show at Inside the Six, giving host Richard Farley an opportunity to bring in some of his favorite personalities from around the blog-axy to talk about the weekend’s best matches. To get you up-to-date on the key story lines, Richard welcomes:
In Segment 1, to talk about the [...]
Tagged in Arsenal, Carlos Pineda, Dave Trotter, England, france, Germany, Johnathan Starling, MLS, Tottenham, Tyler Duffy
World Cup
9 October 2009 | 3 Comments
In Europe, three teams have already won their World Cup qualifying groups, earning passage to South Africa. After Saturday’s action we will have a good idea who will win five of the other groups, with only Group 2 likely to remain in the balance. By the time Wednesday’s final round of qualifying kicks [...]
Tagged in czech republic, denmark, England, Germany, greece, hungary, ireland, Italy, latvia, poland, Portgual, Qualifying, romania, russia, serbia, Slovakia, slovenia, sweden, UEFA World Cup Wualifying, ukraine
Russia, World Cup
7 October 2009 | 1 Comment
It is not often that you get a chance to knock a king off his throne. If the international footballing landscape had monarchs, the Germans would be one.1
The country has won three World Cups, finished second four times, and placed third three additional times. In their sixteen appearances in football’s ultimate event, they [...]
Tagged in Germany, Russian, UEFA World Cup Qualifying
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
World Cup
13 August 2009 | 0 Comments
A region of 53 nations makes it difficult to follow its World Cup 2010 qualification, but an abbreviated schedule and the focus provided by the process’s final rounds thrusts four of Wednesday’s UEFA qualifiers into the spotlight.
We start in …
Miroslav Klöse scored the second of Germany’s two goals.
Group 4
Two of the top six clubs in [...]
Tagged in Andre-Pierre Gignac, Bastian Schweinsteiger, belarus, croatia, Eduardo de Silva, france, Germany, Ivica Olic, John Arne Riise, Miroslav Klose, Morten Gamst Pedersen, norway, russia, scotland, uefa, ukraine
USMNT, United States
29 June 2009 | 2 Comments
Funny what a little success, or failure will do to a person’s decision making process.
It appears that Edgar Castillo has changed his stance on one day playing for the red, white, and blue. In a recent phone interview with ussoccerplayers.com, Castillo said, “I want to play for the United States.”
After a second place finish in [...]
Tagged in Carlos Bocanegra, Edgar Castillo, Germany, Jay DeMerit, Jermaine Jones, Mexico
World Cup
5 June 2009 | 0 Comments
When UEFA qualifying for World Cup 2010 restarts on Friday, the world’s deepest confederation will take another step towards selecting the thirteen teams which will represent Europe in South Africa.
Netherlands has a chance to finish qualification, four months before the final group matches. They need only win one of their two matches to win [...]
Tagged in albania, andorra, armenia, austria, azerbaijan, belarus, belgium, bosnia and herzegovina, bulgaria, croatia, cyprus, czech republic, denmark, England, estonia, faroe islands, finland, france, georgia, Germany, greece, hungary, iceland, ireland, israel, Italy, kazakhstan, latvia, liechtenstein, lithuania, lovakia, luxembourg, macedonia, malta, moldova, montenegro, netherlands, northern ireland, norway, poland, portugal, romania, russia, san marino, scotland, serbia, slovenia, Spain, sweden, switzerland, turkey, uefa, ukraine, wales