Ganze 40 Sekunden lang entführt euch dieser Werbespot in die tiefen Kellerverliese der 80er Jahre. Es ist feucht, es ist heiß, es ist neblig, man spürt die Atmosphäre bei diesem Duell und wäre am liebsten mit dabei. Wenn nur nicht diese dämlichen Frisuren damals gewesen wären... Quelle: Youtube (User: laryborges) Fritten, Fussball & Bier - Ein alternativer [. Click to continue reading...

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The MLS All-Star First XI was announced on Monday, and as expected, Seattle led the way with selections, only not as many might have thought.

Kasey Keller and Freddie Ljungberg were named to the MLS All-Star First XI in their first seasons in the league. Voted on by fans, players and media, the MLS All-Star First XI is the group of players who received the most votes, but isn't necessarily the group that will start against Everton at the All-Star Game at Rio Tinto Stadium on July 29th.

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Here are some articles from the New York Times, one on Clint Mathis and his return to form with Real Salt Lake, another on how Maurice Edu is finally getting an opportunity to play with Glasgow Rangers, an interview with Kasey Keller on his return to the United States with the Seattle Sounders in MLS, and finally one on Jeff Parke's return to soccer after a ban for a legal dietary supplement. Click to continue reading...

The U.S. men's national team is less than two weeks away from playing the 500th match in national team history on January 19th against Sweden. In honor of that landmark moment, The U.S. Men's national team soccer blog is asking national team fans a very tough question. Who are the three best U.

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The city of Seattle is inching ever so close to an expansion team according to the Seattle Times. "There's pretty high-level conversations going on right now about MLS," (Sounders managing partner Adrian) Hanauer said earlier Tuesday on KJR radio about MLS expansion to Seattle. "There's a lot of progress being made and lot of conversations happening. Click to continue reading...

It always sucks to come to a sad realization when you figure out that you can no longer do what it is you love. My grandfather had a really hard time accepting that right before he died, he was no longer capable of driving, his reflexes were just too slow to handle a car. It was hard for most of my family to watch him try and drive, and it was even harder once he recognized his situation. Click to continue reading...