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With the Houston Dynamo's preseason well under way, it's not surprising that last night's Dynamo
All Access with Glenn Davis on Sports Talk 790 in Houston featured interviews with Geoff Cameron,
Dominic Kinnear, and Eddie Robinson. If you missed last night's show, you can catch up via the
podcast:
Dynamo all access 1 30 2012 Hr 1: Geoff Cameron joins Glenn on the show to talk about the
National team and his performance.
Forward Calen Carr, who played a key role in the run to the MLS Cup final, has been limited this
week while rehabbing from the left knee surgery he underwent late last month. "I had to get a
little work done on my knee," he said. "It was nothing major. Just cleaned up some things." [...]
Featured image courtesy of Philadelphia Union
Le Talk
While posing a hypothetical question to the Union Twitterati whether they would accept $2.75
million for Sebastien Le Toux, Jonathan "The Goalkeeper" Tannenwald mentions, "I've been told there
has been no offer yet."
Meanwhile, Daily News reporter Kerith Gabriel writes, "It's likely the Union will start the 2012
campaign without Frenchman Sebastien Le Toux.
Jon Levy The national team hasn't even suited up in 2012, but it's already been an encouraging year
for American soccer. Dempsey and Donovan (for two months, at least) are both leading the line of
attack for their respective English Premier League teams, the Women's National Teamers avoided a
would-be tragedy in their Vancouver hotel [.
"In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king" said a famous philosopher centuries ago, but
he may as well have been writing for MLS Talk about the 2011 Eastern Conference champions. The
Houston Dynamo took advantage of a ...
Visit http://www.majorleaguesoccertalk.com for the rest of the story.
Photo: Nicolae Stoian
There's only one piece of soccer news that really matters to American soccer fans today, and no,
Eli, it's not that Philadelphia Union signed a deal with Rosenberg's Peanut Chews, which apparently
are a source of some great conflict among the PSP staff.
Yep, it's Landon Donovan going to Everton.
Le Toux's turkey cupcake. (Photo: Courtesy of Sebastien Le Toux)
A Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours from all of us at the Philly Soccer Page. Here
are a few more holiday messages from the Philly soccer community:
Sebastien Le Toux: "Happy turkey day everybody!
By Andrew Villegas So, MLS finally got what it wanted all along from this season: High ranking
clubs, one from each conference Eastern and Western, fighting it out in the MLS Cup. They just had
to move a traditionally "western" city – aren't they all western in Texas? into the eastern
division to do [.
Photo by Chris Canetti
Following Sunday afternoon's 2-0 victory over Sporting Kansas City in the 2011 MLS Cup Eastern
Conference Final, members of the Houston Dynamo shared their thoughts on the win and the upcoming
MLS Cup Final with Simon Borg of MLSSoccer.com.
The Houston Dynamo will be facing the Los Angeles Galaxy in the 2011 MLS Cup Final on Sunday
November 20th at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California.
Photo: Nicolae Stoian
Injury report
PHILADELPHIA UNION OUT: GK Thorne Holder (concussion); FW Levi Houapeu (L ankle
strain); QUESTIONABLE: MF Michael Farfan (R foot contusion); FW Veljko Paunovic (R hamstring
strain); PROBABLE: MF Justin Mapp (L quad strain)
HOUSTON DYNAMO OUT: FW Cam Weaver (R hip)
The Union are hopeful Paunovic will be ready to go on Thursday.
(Photo: Courtesy of MLSsoccer.com)
Geoff Cameron scored the tying goal for Houston at PPL Park on August 6th. Since then, the
Dynamo have only lost twice and have gone undefeated at home. Cameron has moved from the midfield
to the back line and rejuvenated the Dynamo defense. The team has not lost with him in the back and
they shut out both Dallas and Portland on the road (!
After the match, John Hackworth said, "I would get worried if we weren't creating those chances,
but we are."
For the Union, the chances have been there all season. The problem, of course, is finishing
them.
More than poor shooting
And it is not just a matter of getting shots on net.
The 2011 Jack McInerney has been passive and tentative, clearly frustrated at himself.
In front of a packed house at PPL Park on Saturday night, McInerney looked frustrated for a
different reason. He wanted the ball. More, more, more. In the fifteenth minute: a goal. Moments
later: A brilliant finish called back for offsides.
The Houston Dynamo beat Seattle Sounders 3-1 on Saturday night here in Houston thanks to goals from
Colin Clark and Brian Ching.
Featured music by El Général, Public Enemy, and Little Dragon.
-Photo by Katy Umaña
The Houston Dynamo beat Seattle Sounders 3-1 on Saturday night here in Houston thanks to goals from
Colin Clark and Brian Ching.
Featured music by El Général, Public Enemy, and Little Dragon.
-Photo by Katy Umaña
The Houston Dynamo hosted Toronto FC this past Saturday, winning this Eastern Conference match-up
2-0.
The Houston Dynamo finally picked up their first win last Saturday, after going 7 matches without a
win, when they beat Chivas USA 2-1. On the other hand, the United States National Team has managed
to win two of their group stage matches in the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup, but they've looked
unimpressive in the process and have to get past a dangerous Jamaica this Sunday.
- Photo by Katy Umaña
Prior to Saturday night's match against Chivas USA at Robertson Stadium in Houston, Texas, the
Houston Dynamo had gone seven matches without a win. After losing the lead to RedBull New York
three weeks ago and losing badly to the San Jose Earthquakes last weekend, Dynamo fans were
starting to get very impatient with the Dynamo's seeming inability to hold onto a lead or shut down
inferior offenses.
For the third team in the two plus month old 2011 MLS Season a player has suffered a broken bone as
a result of a tackle. This weekend it was Javier Morales of Real Salt Lake who broke his ankle
during this tackle by Chivas USA's Marcos Mondaini:
This tackle induced injury comes on the heels of two other high profile incidents where tackles
resulted in broken bones.
The Houston Dynamo managed to keep their six match unbeaten streak alive on Friday April 29th when
they beat DC United 4-1 at Robertson Stadium in Houston, Texas. Much of the Dynamo victory was due
to rookie forward Will Bruin picking up a hat trick, with Geoff Cameron and Brad Davis each picking
up a couple assists on those goals.
The Houston Dynamo beat the New England Revolution 1-0 on Sunday night. Here's some post match
audio from Cam Weaver, Danny Cruz, Geoff Cameron, & Coach Dominic Kinnear.
Music by Johnny Cash, INXS, and Mimi Page.
CAMERON 42´(0-1), ZAKUANI (1-1). Los Sounders FC se salvaron de perder sus primeros tres juegos de
la temporada con un gol de Steve ZAKUANI al minuto 80 para darle un merecido empate frente al
Houston Dynamo en el Qwest Field. Es la primera anotación de Seattle en la recien iniciada
temporada de la MLS y [.
