Dorman for Wales? These are extremely late not to mention quick and dirty (because somehow Friday is a heavy day at the Joe Job), but here we go. Former Revolution midfielder Andy Dorman is on...

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Via Soccer Cleats 101:
Neil Jones: Adidas Adipure -- Ex-New Zealand international Neil Jones talks about Adidas Adipure cleats and gives advice on cleats.
Andy Dorman: Adidas Predator -- Andy Dorman, who plays at St. Mirren in Scotland, talks about why he wears Adidas Predators. Click to continue reading...

Cosmos' owner wants bygones to be bygones, and someone to take the team into MLS

In the May issue of Britain's FourFourTwo magazine Welsh midfielder and onetime New Englander Andy Dorman lists his MLS highlights as such: Winning the US Open Cup, playing against Cuauhtemoc Blanco, and "also, one time New York brought the old Cosmos players over and I met Pele and Beckenbauer.

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Cosmos' owner wants bygones to be bygones, and someone to take the team into MLS

In the May issue of Britain's FourFourTwo magazine Welsh midfielder and onetime New Englander Andy Dorman lists his MLS highlights as such: Winning the US Open Cup, playing against Cuauhtemoc Blanco, and "also, one time New York brought the old Cosmos players over and I met Pele and Beckenbauer.

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Frank Lampard says this season has been his best. Sure 19 goals and 11 assists is nice, but what about those years when you Blues were unstoppable.
Short memory? Or maybe stats mean more than wins to you?
Now the links:

• The Blanco hop returns! [The Offside]
  
• TFC's coach was fined for ref blast.

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Yes, that is the first time NSC has featured the same artist for Cut of the Day twice in a row. You'll have to excuse my excitement; I just scored tickets to take the Distracter to an acoustic Jayhawks show in Den Haag in a couple weeks. Haven't seen 'em in ages, very excited...Let's begin with a sick field level look at Borussia Dortmund's Nelson Valdez at work. Click to continue reading...

Maurice Edu scored his first goal for Rangers today, nodding home a Pedro Mendes corner to get the winning strike in a 2-1 victory over Falkirk. DaMarcus Beasley also got the start for Rangers, though he left due to injury in the first half - no word yet on his condition. MLS shout-out for former New England Revolution midfielder Andy Dorman, who snagged the consolation goal for St. Click to continue reading...

Well, as at least one fan noted, I probably jinxed us tonight with my earlier post about a little rain not stopping us. After our third delay due to lightning, we called the girls game this evening shortly before 8pm with only one half completed. The feedback of the players and the fans is the games must be played so we have rescheduled both the girls and boys games for next Thursday, June 26th.

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If the bustle of preseason player movement is any indication, the 2008 season will likely fail to transpire the same way its predecessor did. After all, with key departures (Andy Dorman, Pat Noonan, and possibly Avery John) and the arrivals of Chris Albright (LA), Mauricio Castro (Honduras), it's fair to say that this isn't your older sibling's Revolution anymore. Click to continue reading...

Scottish football has treated Andy Dorman very well.
Since arriving at St. Mirren Park in January, the Welshman has not only gotten himself up to speed, but has secured a spot in the Saints' starting XI as well. In his first start with his new club on January 19th, Dorman assisted on teammate Mark Corcoran's first goal of the match against Motherwell. Click to continue reading...

So much for another quiet offseason in Revolution Land.
Less than a month after Andy Dorman handed the gate attendant at Logan International Airport his one-way ticket to Scotland, Pat Noonan punched his own ticket abroad by signing with Norwegian club Aalesunds FK on Thursday, thus proving that the barn door in front of Gillette Stadium is indeed still swinging wide open. Click to continue reading...

Eddie Johnson is ready to go.

The Kansas City Wizards forward is set to pack his bling and make the move to Europe now that the European transfer window is open. The question is where will he go? Clubs all over England have been linked to the U.S. national team striker. Newcastle showed some interest while Manchester City, Fulham and Middlesbrough are among other teams linked to a bid for Johnson.

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Looks like the Andy Dorman era (if you can even call it that) in New England is finally over. Dorman is off to Scotland to bottom-dwelling St Mirren once his contract runs out to begin the new year next week. According to the club's official site, he will begin an 18-month contract with the club. St [. Click to continue reading...