The US National team have an all-important World Cup Qualifier against El Salvador on Saturday
night, and Jeff Carlisle of ESPN SoccerNet has a preview of what lies ahead.
The U.S. hasn't lost a home qualifier since Sept. 1, 2001, when it fell to Honduras 3-2. Since
then, the Americans have gone 16-0-1 at home, the lone blemish being a 1-1 semifinal round tie
versus Jamaica during the 2006 campaign that occurred after passage to the final stage had been
secured.
Charlie Nicholas believes Yossi Benayoun underlined his value to Liverpool as his hat-trick blew
Burnley away at Anfield.
The Isreal international was making his third start of the season, but pressed his claims for a
permanent starting role as Rafa Benitez's side ran riot against the Premier League newcomers.
The bad thing about having a "real job" is that I don't blog about the beautiful game as much as
I'd like. There is a silver lining though, I get to ignore lots of topics that are only marginally
interesting to me and rather focus on some more interesting theories.
I decided to sit down for a few minutes and think about an article that for blogger standards is
ancient (August 26) but that struck a chord for me.
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