The Fire and the Revs have met in the playoffs 8 times. 8 TIMES! It's getting way too predictable, like Lakers v. Celtics in the Reagan-era NBA Finals. A handful of Chicago players and coach Denis Hamlet took a minute to talk about the most consistent post-season pairing since the Buffalo Bills and "choking". Click to continue reading...

Event though Conor Casey only one goal behind Jeff "The Jet" Cunningham and scored a brace at Honduras he's still gets no love. It's kind of a shame but since, according the vaunted Reagan-era pop artist & relationship expert Patricia Benatar, "love is a battlefield" I guess that's not all bad. Click to continue reading...

Warning, non-soccer related:
My post isn't very good. I couldn't really pin down what I was trying to say but did feel like posting a comment on the issue.
I just read an article which was posted less than 1/2 an hour ago on deadspin, in which ESPN's Jemele Hill compared cheering for the Celtics to cheering for Hitler. Click to continue reading...

I read today in the Toronto Star that Ronaldo was named after Ronald Reagan, not so much for the late ex president's strange blend of down-home populism and ruthless neoconservatism, but more for his old terrible cowboy movies. But in light of the tomfoolery going on between Madrid and Manchester, let's take a look at our crisco-haired friend for a second and compare him to that old forgetful Click to continue reading...