I came across an article on MLSSoccer.com earlier this morning and really thought it was worth discussing. The article is about former MLSers and other Americans/Canadians abroad that should return home to play in MLS. I can't say I disagree with many on this list and I have a couple more that probably just need to suck it up and return home so they can actually see some playing time on the field.

I came across an article on MLSSoccer.com earlier this morning and really thought it was worth discussing. The article is about former MLSers and other Americans/Canadians abroad that should return home to play in MLS. I can't say I disagree with many on this list and I have a couple more that probably just need to suck it up and return home so they can actually see some playing time on the field.

Club Altas Bajas Rumores Chivas No tiene Gaucho Ávila; Sergio Arias; Juan Ocampo Elías Hernández; Chuletita Orozco; Aldo de Nigris Toluca Sergio Lugo (DT); Diego de la Torre; Rodrigo Millar Chepo de la Torre (DT); Héctor Mancilla Jaime Javier Ayoví; Rubens Sambueza; Santiago Silva América Nicolás Olivera; Jorge Hernández Torito Silva; Jesús Sánchez; Ismael Rodríguez; Guillermo Cerda; Isaac Acuña; Michel García; Leonín Pineda Giovani Dos Santos; Hobbit Bermúdez; Fernando Meneses; Diego Buonanotte; Gonzálo Chila; Hachita Ludueña; Guille Franco; Leandro Augusto; Carlos Bacca; Tressor Moreno; Joffre Guerrón; Nery Castillo Cruz Azul Hugo Droguett; Marcelo Palau; Isaac Romo Maximiliano Biancucchi; Joel Huiqui Javier M.

Lichaj...doing some serious clubbing too....

The Big Nasty, Eric Lichaj, acquitted himself well in a 2-1 Aston Villa loss to Tottenham Hotspur going up against one of the best wingers in the Prem on Sunday, Gareth Bale.

You can ballpoint it that Lichaj is at least second on the rightback depth chart for 2014 at this point and likely 2011 as well (despite some folks at ESPN suggesting Jonathan Spector already has the starting 2014 spot locked-up.

With Christmas around the corner it isn't just Santa Claus making a list of those who have been good this year.

Bob Bradley is making a list as well and in a few weeks we will find out which players he has selected for the annual January U.S. national team training camp.

Hello and welcome to Yanks Abroad...the interesting transfer rumors edition. It is once again that time of year, so please keep your transfer guide handy. Let's get into it. Everton @ Chelsea 12/4/10 Timmy H picked up a 41st minute yellow card after a thunderous collision with Nicolas Anelka in the box, Drogba promptly smashed the PK into the net.

Camp cupcake invites are out...tomorrow. We know one guy already gearing up to cascade past the San Fernando Valley into LAX.

Who's cupcaking in January?

Also, we'll be making the short hop on Virgin down from SFO to take in a practice at some point and talk to the guys. We'll be at the Chile game as well.

Our final stab on what tomorrow's 10am PST roster will look like...yeah I know...3rd time we've done this, but pits of info are coming AND this in the next step for US Soccer, c'mon, get excited! From amongst one of our posts, we should cover most players.

Ream took out the competition in South Africa and became a must-have for January

*Also, don't think that Bob Bradley didn't notice or should have notcied the success that Generation Adidas had just a few weeks ago, taking a lot of young offensive players and moving them back to defense as necessary.

Stuart Holden has enjoyed a strong season for Bolton, perhaps stronger than we realized.

Holden has been named to the Guardian's English Premier League Team of the Season at the halfway point after garnered the highest average rating among all EPL players. The Guardian's website has reader-generated player rankings for all Premier League matches and Holden scored the highest average of the season.