...if you do then I need you all to do something important. Amanda from the fantastic Miss-SW6.com and three others need your votes. Here's what they are doing:

Four Chelsea supporters, three from the UK and one from the US, will embark on a journey to climb Mount Kilimanjaro to Keep the Blue Flag Flying High.

Kirsten, Amanda and Megan discuss Seattle's supreme dominance of the US Open Cup after the Sounders' third straight title in the competition. They talk about the merits of the Open Cup, compared to the league itself, compared to the playoffs. The MLS playoff chase is heating up, as several teams from the East vie for their places.

This week's show is the second qualifier for the WUR 2011 Champions League Final. Who will join Ped in the final? Vying for the second spot is Brian "Hollywood" Bentley, Chris Ballard and Amanda. CSRN MEDIA PLAYER

This week's show is the second qualifier for the WUR 2011 Champions League Final. Who will join Ped in the final? Vying for the second spot is Brian "Hollywood" Bentley, Chris Ballard and Amanda. CSRN MEDIA PLAYER

Episode 132: "Flowers for Algernon"2011 Winning Ugly Champions League Qualifier
Host: Scott Bornstein
Panel: Brian Bentley, Amanda, Chris Ballard
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This week's show is the second qualifier for the WUR 2011 Champions League Final.

Amanda and Kirsten review a dramatic week in MLS (seriously, we still can't believe that Philly/New England game) and take a look at the emerging playoff picture. Then they preview the next round of CONCACAF Champions League group play, try to figure out how to pronounce some of the other teams' names (Alajuelense?

In this week's show, Rachna, Amanda, and Kirsten review the USMNT's just-ended Costa Rica and Belgium friendlies. They discuss the (hopeful) end of the YSA chant, the eternal defense problem, and Hope Solo on Dancing With the Stars. Finally, they take a moment to remember FC Dallas star and CSRN friend Bobby Rhine.

In this episode, Megan, Shana, and Amanda are joined by Joan from Cross-Conference as they preview the upcoming WPS final between the Philadelphia Independence and the Western New York Flash. They then switch gears to talk about Robbie Keane's first goal, and various MLS action throughout the week.

Kirsten, Amanda, and Megan reflect on a rather positive beginning to Juergen Klinsmann's USMNT career, despite their skepticism that he would live up to expectations. They also discuss the now-unemployed-but-probably-not-for-long Bob Bradley and his recent jaunt into Egypt, and speculate about the former boss's future.

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The Women's Premier Soccer League announced Friday that Chicago Red Stars forward Michele Weissenhofer (Naperville, Ill.), midfielder Amanda Cinalli (Cleveland, Ohio) and defender Jackie Santacaterina (Geneva, Ill.

Amanda and Kirsten return, kicking things off this week with an analysis of Jurgen Klinsmann's first roster for the USMNT, the Timmy Chandler situation (which is their new band name), and some surprising additions and omissions. After that, they review a dramatic week in MLS, with DC/Toronto, KC/Seattle, and Vancouver/Chicago all offering various levels of wackitude.

It's a USMNT spectacular this week as Amanda and Kirsten review the firing of Bob Bradley and the appointment of Jurgen Klinsmann. They discuss the winners and losers with the coaching change and pour one out for Jonathan Bornstein's national team career, after getting excited for the possibilities for Stuart Holden and Baby Robot.

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DUBLIN, Ohio -- The Chicago Red Stars captured the Midwest crown on Sunday with another convincing victory, posting a 4-0 win over Midwest-North Division rival FC Milwaukee Nationals to advance to the quarterfinals of this year's Women's Premier Soccer League playoffs.

Amanda Cinalli -- Chicago Red StarsDUBLIN, Ohio -- The Chicago Red Stars opened their first Women's Premier Soccer League postseason match in style with a 4-0 victory over two-time WPSL champion FC Indiana on Saturday at Dublin Jerome High School.
Midfielder Amanda Cinalli (Cleveland, Ohio), the Red Stars' goals leader during the regular season, scored two goals in her home state to lead Chicago on Saturday.

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CHICAGO -- Chicago Red Stars midfielder Amanda Cinalli (Cleveland, Ohio) was named Co-Women's Premier Soccer League Player of the Week along with FC Dallas' Teresa Eamma. Cinalli had five goals over the team's four-game stretch from June 29 to July 3, scoring in three of those matches to help catapult Chicago into first place in the Midwest-North Division.

The Madison 56ers have had few answers for Michele Weissenhofer over the past week.

Weissenhofer had two goals and an assist against the 56ers for the second time in seven days, leading the host Chicago Red Stars to a 4-0 victory in a Women's Premier Soccer League match Wednesday night.

We're back to a 3-person panel and with a themed show no less! Peter McPartland joins power couple Amanda and The Ginge for an all-ginger battle royale. It's a show that only South Park could hate. CSRN MEDIA PLAYER

Episode 124: "My 60% Gay Boyfriend"
Host: Scott Bornstein
Panel: Ped McPartland, Amanda, Zach Woosley
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We're back to a 3-person panel and with a themed show no less!

Amanda and Megan bring you this episode. In a follow-up to the girls' discussion last week about WPS and Dan Borislow, they revel in the drama that his latest antics have caused. They discuss the nature of the US-Mexico rivalry in the women's game, as the USWNT has an upcoming match against "El Tri" in June.

Rachna, Amanda, and Kirsten star in this edition of the Girls in the Cheap Seats as the trio discuss the US Women's World Cup roster as well the latest in WPS drama. The girls mourn Lindsey Tarpley's injury, which will rule her out for the tournament, and celebrate the USWNT's victory against Japan.

This week, Amanda and Shana are joined by Dan of The Free Beer Movement in the first segment, to discuss soccer culture, the games that made us fans, and spreading the soccer love through intoxicating beverages (in moderation, of course). They review "Soccer Night in America," RSL v. Chivas and yet another broken ankle, and LA v.

Editor's Note: We continue with yet another random, new series on the Free Beer Movement. Soccer fans come in all shapes, colors, and sizes and how they became fans of the sport are as diverse as they are. While most of us are engrossed in the on-field action, the tactics, the drama.

Radford took control of this one early, as the Bobcats rolled to a 6-0 Three Rivers District girls soccer win over visiting Floyd County Monday evening.
Lexi Denny and Kylee Chatham led the Bobcats (8-3, 3-0 TRD) with two goals each. Sadie Rose and Sara Davis added a goal each for Radford, who scored all of its goals in the first half.

Editor's Note: We continue with yet another random, new series on the Free Beer Movement. Soccer fans come in all shapes, colors, and sizes and how they became fans of the sport are as diverse as they are. While most of us are engrossed in the on-field action, the tactics, the drama.

Photo Credit Paul McLaughlin/ZooZoom MagazineEditor's Note: Today begins yet another random, new series on the Free Beer Movement. Soccer fans come in all shapes, colors, and sizes and how they became fans of the sport are as diverse as they are. While most of us are engrossed in the on-field action, the tactics, the drama.

Blue is the colour, and blogging is the game. On 10th March 2011 five devoted Chelsea fans launched a new website to share their love for CFC. The idea of a football fan site is not new, but Miss SW6 is a bit different from the rest; it's run entirely by women.
Co-founders Danielle, Annely, Amanda, Jaymee and Liz spent much of the last year discussing football online and bonding over their mutual support for Chelsea.

The season is still 10 days away, but branding exercises set in place by our team of marketing staffers have long been in place. Whether in the form of an ad welcoming Charlie Davies to DC, a billboard in Adams Morgan, a promotional video truck circling the city, creative packaging for season ticket delivery, or grassroots activation in action, the talented cast of Kyle Sheldon, Boris Flores, Amanda Farina, Ben Mahler, Jamie Siegel and Andrew Minucci are at the root of the project.

Amanda and Megan discuss Grant Wahl's curious decision to challenge Sepp Blatter's position as FIFA president. They consider his chances and address some of their issues with his platform. Charlie Davies' recovery trail has led him to DC United. Pat Onstad is coming out of retirement, but both girls agree that he is no Brett Favre.

Enjoy some of the sights and sounds from the Houston Dynamo's 4-0 victory over FC Dallas. The match was held at Whataburger Field in Corpus Christi, TX (02/12/2011)

Following photos provided by Nigel Brooks

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Even in the pre-season, beating FC Dallas is fun. The only thing better is completely annihilating them and on Saturday afternoon at Whataburger Field in Corpus Christi, the Dynamo did just that.

Brad Davis was involved in three of the four Dynamo goals, scoring one off a free kick, assisting on Geoff Cameron's header and sending the cross in to the box that led to the FC Dallas own goal.

It's the Valentine's Day Extravaganza...our annual opus to love and romance. This year, we feature three lovely host from The Girls in the Cheaps Seats; Melissa, Shana and Amanda. CSRN MEDIA PLAYER

Episode 107: "Nothing Says Love Like a Turd on Your Hand"
Host: Scott Bornstein
Panel: Melissa, Shana, Amanda from Girls in the Cheap Seats
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It's the Valentine's Day Extravaganza.

Amanda and Megan feature in this episode, as they discuss the latest developments with the US Women's National Team and Major League Soccer. They get into an extended conversation about the "silly season" and its impact on American players. We don't know much about the Turkish league, but we're pretty sure that Freddy Adu is taking a step down, and not for the first time.

In a busy week for the US national teams, Rachna, Shana, and Amanda review Camp Cupcake v. Chile and the first two games of the Four Nations Cup. They are all pleased to see younger players on both rosters, in particular Teal Bunbury, Mix Diskerud, and Alex Morgan. Shana is unnerved by Brek Shea, Rachna gives us the view from the stands of the Home Depot Center, and Amanda has some harsh words for clueless soccer commentators (and for once, they're not John Harkes).