ESPN uses a cipher to decode what transpires on the field
Early in the second half of Saturday's U.S. victory over Turkey, Yanks right back Steve Cherundolo could be seen exchanging shouts and scowls with Michael Bradley around the Turks' 18-yard line. Trouble? Hardly.
Intrigued. It will cost you. But just as a bit of word play, the article was written by Luke Cyphers who will decipher all that goes on the field.
Soccerblog @ Jun 4, 2010 8:23 PM EDT | Blog Profile
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