Article by Chris Egan
Soccer Blossoming in the USA
Now we are moving into the last game of the MLS calendar, it feels fitting that we reflect on
another successful year for the Major league soccer. I will be looking into their current stature
with the other big four sports in america and where i think they need to go for them to expand and
grow bigger.
Article By Danny Bidmead
Apologies for the Poor Questioning. I was making it up as i went along.
Article by Jon Parker
As many of you, if not all, will have heard, Steve Nicol and the New England Revolution parted ways
at the end of October, two years since the Revolution's last appearance in the MLS Playoffs.
Jonathan Kraft said in a statement "We all agreed a change of direction was needed to reverse the
trend of the past couple of years.
Article By Lee Camblin
MLS is a league that is in its infancy compared to many other Soccer leagues around the world. When
you think that other league structures found in England, Spain, Italy, France, Germany have been
around 40,50and even over 100 yrs.
MLS started back in 1993 as part of the USA bid to host the 1994 world cup, which they did host.
Article by Jon Parker
Seeing as we are the home of MLS in the UK, we thought it only fitting to write an article about
arguably Britain's most beloved player, following his exploits during the MLS Playoff season. I
speak of course about the second most capped England player of all time, David Beckham.
Hello again friends, I hope you're all well. What a torrid time it has been in the last week or so,
I can't believe the first games of the playoffs have flown by so quickly, we've had some routine
results, some unexpected jaw droppers and even a punch-up! It's never boring in the MLS is it.
PLAYOFFS ARE HERE
As we all know. Anything goes in the playoffs and anything can
happen. and often anything WILL happen. so here we are the bloggers unite and bring you yet another
session of fantastic insights, witty comments and often some absolute bull S**t. but here we go
again!
Hi Guys and Galls,
Sorry once again for the lack of service from the MLSUK website.
I currently have no internet at home so therefore am unable to post the blogs or updates.
However i will be getting it sorted in the next two weeks and am going to Make some changes,
And i have some nice Ideas for the Playoffs.
Well my friends we are on a little early this week as I (Dan) am making a big trip abroad for some
games over in Columbus so here we are a day early with some enthusiastic blogs. i will add in the
others as they come through if i can before i go. but here they are.
SAM
BARKER(Philadelphia Union)
I'm back once again to give musings and my views on the Union this week.
well the guys are back once more banging on about there teams in a manner of which you should be
all too used to by now. well i shall say no more than that. BRING ON THE
BLOGGERS....
SAM BARKER(Philadelphia Union)
No game for Philly so no blog for sam this week.
Thats right we are back and the converts are chomping at the bit to let you guys know how they have
been doing over the break and letting you guys know how much the MLS means to us all the way across
the water.
So without further hesitation here they are....
SAM BARKER(Philadelphia Union)
So I've not written anything, or followed the Union as well as I could have, for the past few
weeks.
SAM BARKER
(Philadelphia Union)
Okay, a lot to discuss this week. Firstly, I didn't know Nowak was having the Union team
take karate lessons, because the first two goals in the game against New England were some form of
ancient martial arts! Great to see players getting their first (of hopefully many more) goals
against what was a really weak, poor, rubbish, crap New England defence.
SAM BARKER
(Philadelphia Union)So after a crazy few weeks where I've not written anything for MLS UK, I'm stepping up to the plate
to grace you all with my thoughts on the Union. This week there has been absolute outrage, sadness
and despair at the loss of Jordan Harvey; a backbone of our defence.
Goalscorers Owen and Macheda celebrate during the win over Revolution.
Manchester United put on a second-half masterclass to defeat New England Revolution 4-1.
The hosts put up a strong showing against a strong United line-up in the first half, threatening to
go ahead several times and reaching the break all square.
Unlikely goalscorer Bingham mobbed by teammates.
The summer of MLS vs Premiership fixtures kicked off with success for North American clubs as San
Jose Earthquakes defeated West Bromwich Albion 2-1.
The Californian outfit went ahead in the most remarkable fashion just three minutes after kick off.
