Archive for September, 2011

TSG: Bulleting The USMNT October Roster

Out and about yesterday. Here, our sentiments on the 22 players that Jurgen Klinsmann is bringing in to USMNT camp. • Merit to the CB Madness? Perhaps the player who generated the most buzz yesterday with his selection was Michael Orozco Fiscal. Jokes, sneers, jeers and some plaudits for the bringing the centerback who has [...]

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Klinsmann Tabs 22 For October Friendlies

Via the iPhone. Gk: Tim Howard, Bill Hamid, Nick Rimando Def: Carlos Bocanegra, Oguchi Onyewu, Tim Chandler, Steve Cherundolo, Michael Orozco, Tim Ream, Jonathan Spector Mid: Clint Dempsey, Kyle Beckerman, Maurice Edu, Michael Bradley, Jeff Larentowicz, Danny Williams, Brek Shea, DaMarcus Beasley Fw: Landon Donovan, Jozy Altidore, Juan Agudelo, Teal Bunbury Note: Clarence Goodson was [...]

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Serie A: Big Weekend For The Big Four

Eric Giardini peeks in on the big games in Bootsville this weekend. It’s not just Michael Bradley and Chievo. The Serie A season is just starting heat-up. Inter v Napoli Inter Team News The weekend kicks off with a bang in Italy as Napoli travel to Milan to take on a resurgent Inter side. After [...]

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2011 Closure: The Legit State Of Women’s Soccer

This is Part II and the conclusion of Maura Gladys’s take on the USWNT as the dust begins to settle in 2011. For fans of the 2011 U.S. Women’s National team, talk of destiny and fate that clouded heads has faded, the pain of losing has healed, and some distance and perspective has been gained [...]

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Klinsmann’s Campers, October 2011 Preview

It’s that time again. The moment to toss out a couple of standards and a couple of surprises for who may make the next USMNT roster. This is the first set of friendlies that–at least that we know–were made with Klinsmann involved in the decision making. (Note: It wouldn’t surprise me to learn that Costa [...]

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It’s Departure Time Again For MLS Scheduling

Canadian author James Grossi writes for The Blizzard and at his blog, Partially Obstructed View. As MLS grows towards its twentieth club in the coming years there is a risk of losing the balanced schedule. Comments by Commissioner Don Garber intimated that perhaps such a pure form would have to be set aside in order [...]

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