Raise your hand if you are tired of these midseason MLS friendlies.
(raises hand)
On Wednesday, there were five of these friendlies and another match that was associated with the
so-called World Football Challenge.
Every July, MLS puts the regular-season on the backburner and paves the way for these midsummer
friendlies.
I hope that clip of Cesc in the new Spanish film Torrente 4 has you prepared for the
randomness that will be today's blog post.
What better place to start than on Arsenal goalkeepers? Jens Lehmann made his triumphant Arsenal
return with the Reserves team who played Wigan today.
Leading up to the FA Cup semi-final against City, RoM will be running a series of interviews
with United fans. Our first is with Andy Mitten, Editor of United We Stand, who will be
talking us through his favourite derby day memories, City's fanbase and our greatest rivalries.
Scott the Red: Where do you think our rivalry with City ranks alongside that with
Liverpool and Leeds?
"I wasn't sure if I would ever be able to play again so I promised myself that when
I came back I would celebrate every single goal like it was my last."
Alecko Eskandarian brought many emotions to United fans during his time in DC. His career gave both
joy, with his 2004 MLS Cup MVP performance, and sadness, as he struggled with lingering effects of
his tragic concussion.
By NESTOR F. SEBASTIAN
The tournament that essentially inspired the World Cup had been watered down.
Little by little, Copa America had lost some of its prestige. CONMEBOL decided to implement a
two-year cycle in the South American tournament in the mid-1980s to give each nation a chance to
host the competition.
Hello everybody. It is Thanksgiving Day, one of those rare days during the year when soccer goes
on the backburner and there are no major games to watch.
American soccer fans have plenty to be thankful for, from a growing and strengthening Major
League Soccer to a continuously growing number of soccer television viewing options.
Click here to view the embedded video.
via futbolita.
There's been a dearth of Adorkable activity on this site since Arsene Wenger put Project Kidling
on the backburner in favour of pursuing trophies. Now that that's over, Theo Walcott, Wojciech
Szczęsny and Bacary Sagna have been given special dispensation to don antlers and shiny red noses
for this clip.
