The 32nd episode of World Soccer Reader’s Inside the Six wraps-up the weekend’s action from around the world, where Barcelona picked up their first blemish, Chelsea fell a rung on the English Premier League table, and Internazionale exploded in Italy. We wrap up those league and others in Europe, South America and North America while [...]
Starting on September 1, The Big Lead’s Tyler Duffy published a three-part series examining media practices by U.S. Soccer. The series highlight treatment of Fox Sports’ Jamie Trecker, control of information through the project’s web site, and the implications of these practice as it related to the men’s national team’s results. Tyler joined [...]
Do supporters of the U.S. Men’s National Team need to be worried? According to guest Kartik Krishnaiyer (Major League Soccer Talk, EPL Talk, The Kartik Report) and host Richard Farley, the answer is clear: one small slip-up – like a draw next week in Port of Spain – and the United States is [...]
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. [...]
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 [...]
As a key member of our soccer-loving community, Kartik Krishnaiyer is one of the first people you would go to for an opinion on Major League Soccer, CONCACAF football, or the sport at large. In Episode 4 of World Soccer Reader Radio, Kartik joined host Richard Farley to talk Gold Cup, the U.S. National [...]
US Men’s National Team coach Bob Bradley has called Ben…
After a their most recent 3-0 victory versus Trinidad and Tobago, the U.S. men’s national team will have a two month lay-off before resuming World Cup qualification action.
