USMNT, World Cup
5 December 2009 | 3 Comments
All of the predicted dismay of the U.S. mens national team finding itself in a “Group of Death” scenario has quickly disappeared following Friday’s 2010 World Cup draw. After being grouped with England, Slovenia and Algeria, hope is high among the U.S. supporters.
While it is true that coach Bob Bradley’s boys fared quite well, the assurance [...]
Tagged in Algeria, Bob Bradley, David Beckham, England, Fabio Capello, Jermaine Jones, Landon Donovan, Oguchi Onyewu, slovenia, Steven Gerrard, wayne rooney
USMNT
7 November 2009 | 0 Comments
Patience is a virtue, or so they say. With World Qualifying finished and less than a year until South Africa 2010, it may seem as most of the waiting is over. But for the U.S. men’s national soccer team and its supporters there is more to wait for now than in the past three years.
Waiting [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, Bob Bradley, Charlie Davies, denmark, Edgar Castillo, Jay DeMerit, Jermaine Jones, Jonathan Bornstein, Oguchi Onyewu, Slovakia, Watford
USMNT
17 September 2009 | 2 Comments
After another unispiring performance by the U.S. men’s national team, supporters have been calling for help; namely the services of Jermaine Jones and Edgar Castillo.
Yet the early summer excitement surrounding two new possible options for the U.S. has now impatiently reared back into the U.S. soccer scene.
Two of the biggest issues surrounding this team are [...]
Tagged in Bob Bradley, Edgar Castillo, Jermaine Jones, Sunil Gulati
Radio, USMNT, United States, WPS, World Cup
13 August 2009 | 1 Comment
Hours after the United States confirmed the Mexico bogey, Richard Farley and Dave Topp broke down the results from Estadio Azteca and evaluate where Wednesday’s loss leaves the country’s program. In the show’s final segment, Richard is joined by Jeff Kassouf, owner of Equalizer Soccer, a site devoted to promoting the women’s game. [...]
Tagged in Abby Wambach, Abner Rogers, Aya Miyama, Benny Feilhaber, Bob Bradley, Boston Breakers, Brian Ching, Camile Abily, Charlie Davies, CONCACAF, Eniola Aluko, Javier Aguirre, Jermaine Jones, Jose Francisco Torres, Jozy Altidore, Lisa DeVanna, Los Angeles Sol, Marta, Maurice Edu, Mexico, Michael Bradley, Natasha Kai, Qualifying, Ricardo Clark, Rosana, Shannon Boxx, Sky Blue FC, St. Louis Athletica, Steve Cherundolo, Stuart Holden, United States, USMNT, Washington Freedom, WPS
USMNT, United States
1 July 2009 | 0 Comments
At times it looked like the 2009 Confederations Cup would just be a three-game trip to South Africa, a chance to test our best against the best.
But after two dismal results versus Italy and Brazil, something happened.
The U.S., with the odds stacked against them and nothing left to lose, began a dream run all the way to [...]
Tagged in Benny Feilhaber, Bob Bradley, Brazil, Brian Ching, Carlos Bocanegra, Clint Dempsey, Confederations Cup, Egypt, Frankie Hejduk, Freddy Adu, Gold Cup, Hammarby, Italy, Jay DeMerit, Jermaine Jones, Joan Capdevila, Jonathan Spector, Jose Torres, Landon Donovan, Mexico, Oguchi Onyewu, Watford
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
Bundesliga, USMNT
13 June 2009 | 0 Comments
It appears the U.S. men’s national team may have just caught a break.
Last Wednesday, June 3, the FIFA congress removed the age limit rule that prohibited players from switching national teams. Prior to the rule change players who held dual citizenships were able to switch national team allegiances before the age of 21, given that [...]
Tagged in Bundesliga, Confederations Cup, FIFA, Italy, Jermaine Jones, Joachim Low, Schlake 04