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Philadelphia Union
Freddy Adu, Zac MacMath, Jack McInerney, Amobi Okugo and Sheanon Williams have all reported to
the U-23 Olympic qualifying camp in Florida. More on the camp here.
Covering a scrimmage on Sunday at the U-23 camp, SBI tweeted, "Worst tackle of the half was
Okugo on Union teammate McInerney.
Their Words For me, the best part of it all was sharing the moment and that feeling with my
teammates. Throughout the whole World Cup, you could see the spirit and the strength of the team,
and it was reflected in the way we celebrated goals. USA midfielder Michael Bradley on scoring
against Slovenia in the 2010 World Cup.
TEAM USA - EL EQUIPO DE TODOSSPECIAL NOTE: Soccer By Ives uncovered info from Panama that the USA will play a friendly in
Panama City on Wed Jan 25.-You can also expect to see another friendly match to be scheduled for Sat Jan 21 on USA soil.
dN
Today is Slovenia and what on paper should be an easier game than last Friday in Paris.
STARTERSThe man who led the charge of the re-formed New York Cosmos Paul Kemsley has resigned from the
organization. This is not a good sign for the struggling proposition.
And since the Cosmos have fallen out of the race for the 20th MLS team, guess who has emerged as
the man behind a new bid to bring a team to New York City.
STARTERSI am curious to see if any of our big name soccer journalists will write the story of US Soccer
being fined by FIFA for abusive language from fans during the Gold Cup.
-Word came down from US Soccer to the biggest supporters group American Outlaws that abusive
language on a large scale will not be tolerated, and as punishment for what has already gone down
the Outlaws will no longer be allowed to hang their banners at USA games.
Alright, you've seen me allude to it before and you all know I do not like improper info being
floated in transfer scenes and the emails queries are flying in - so as much as I wanted to
continue sitting on this, there's nothing to do but spill. Earlier today, NYT all-star Jack Bell
posted this revelatory bit about Arsenal possibly sizing up Tim Ream and most of it is basically on
the money.
Photo credit: Dan Dickinson
Good afternoon! It's a glorious Friday here in RBNY Land. Our team is back in League action
tomorrow, @Rio Tinto Stadium, and it's must win time. That's right! The Red Bulls must start to
pick up full points or face the prospect of missing out on the playoffs altogether.
Their Words I look forward to answering all sorts of questions, and hopefully see you next week in
Philadelphia for the first big one. US National Team coach Jurgen Klinsmann, during his
introductory press conference. Other Sources Hired to Fix U.S. Team, Klinsmann Says It's Not Broken
- from The NY Times' Jack Bell: "But there's still a long way to go.
Before today's massive RBNY away fixture @Colorado, make it a point to listen to the latest episode
of Seeing Red. This one sees Mark & Dave discuss the the 0-0 @Chivas, the Da Luz trade, Mr. Backe's
job safety , preview today's tilt @Colorado & Saturday's home fixture against FC Dallas.
New GK Frank Rost shuts out the Goats, but NY is held scoreless for the second straight week.
The SR boys discuss the scoreless draw and preview Colorado and FC Dallas. Jack Bell of the NY
Times drops by to chat about the state of Red Bulls before Dave & Mark answer a great batch of
listener emails.
Their Words "If you have a hamstring injury, you can do something about it, get treatment. With a
heel injury, what can you do? Just rest. It's a pain, a real pain." New York forward Luke Rodgers,
speaking to MLSsoccer.com Other Sources Brek Shea and MLS at the halfway marker - from
DailySoccerFix.com's Steve Davis: Shea wasn't wondering.
Based on Jack Bell's report two days ago in the New York Times, I was ready to be on high defcon
alert today and tomorrow. Jack, a good dude who is good at what he does, had an email exchange with
U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati. Here's what Jack had to say on the New York Times' Goal blog in
an exchange that broached the subject of U.
Their Words I have no idea what the Sounders' budget is, but it's more than ours and the gap
between our salary and their salary reflects the gap between my salary and Sigi's. Kitsap Pumas
coach (and Seattle Sounders broadcaster) Peter Fewing. Other Sources Two Red Bulls Return, Another
Exits - from Goal.
Their Words "I have not received any summons asking me to speak with them nor do I plan to."
preliminary suspended CONCACAF president Jack Warner. Other Sources Now, the Stadium Is Up to Date
in Kansas City - from The NY Times' Jack Bell: The results seem to speak volumes. Red Bulls'
Stadium Bonds Sap New Jersey Town as Condominium Visions Vanish - from Bloomberg's Romy Varghese:
To close its $6 million budget gap, Harrison.
Jack Bell of the New York Times reported last Thursday that Fox has finally reached an agreement
with Comcast to broadcast Fox Soccer Channel in High Definition.
In an interview with Fox Soccer's General Manager David Nathanson, he stated that his channel
had reached an agreement with Comcast, the largest cable provider in the US.
STARTERS
Heeeeeeeeeeeeere, weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, goooooooooooooo, here we go, here we go. Here we go, here we
go, here we goooooo-ooooooo. Here we go, here we go, here we go. Here we goooo-oooo. Here we
go!
MLS FIRST KICK 2011
This is the day, your life will surely change.
Fourteen years after he last kicked a ball in anger, and 16 years after his kung-fu kick (in
anger, of course), Eric 'the King' Cantona is back in soccer — improbably as the director of
soccer for the reborn New York Cosmos.
The Cosmos, the marquee team of the North American Soccer League, have not played an outdoor
game in more than 20 years.
Leaping across the border, today we look at the
New York Times online Soccer page.
Sustainable or no, the Times has the sort of resources newspapers like the
Globe and Mail
can only dream about. But the difference here is one of degree, not of philosophy.
As with the
Globe, the mainpage is littered with Reuters and AP wire reports, although the
layout is much more attractive and the news more up-to-date.
Leaping across the border, today we look at the
New York Times online Soccer page.
Sustainable or no, the Times has the sort of resources newspapers like the
Globe and Mail
can only dream about. But the difference here is one of degree, not of philosophy.
As with the
Globe, the mainpage is littered with Reuters and AP wire reports, although the
layout is much more attractive and the news more up-to-date.
