Mariner's departure thins field of head coaching candidates
Major League Soccer lost one of its most respected assistant coaches to Europe this past weekend with Paul Mariner's departure from the New England Revolution to join English side Plymouth. As tough as that departure is on the Revs, it is also a big blow for MLS, which is facing an off-season where several head coaching jobs are expected to open up.
Soccer By Ives @ Oct 19, 2009 10:05 AM EST | Blog Profile
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