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Sunil Gulati, president of U.S. Soccer has named former USL and MLS player Richie Williams as the
new head coach of the men's U-17 national team. Williams has most recently been in charge of the
U.S. U-18 team. The 41-year-old Williams now takes charge of the federations only residency camp
based in Bradenton, Fl.
Sunil Gulati, president of U.S. Soccer has named former USL and MLS player Richie Williams as the
new head coach of the men's U-17 national team. Williams has most recently been in charge of the
U.S. U-18 team. The 41-year-old Williams now takes charge of the federations only residency camp
based in Bradenton, Fl.
U.S. Soccer Press Release:
RICHIE WILLIAMS NAMED U.S. U-17 MNT HEAD COACH Former U.S. MNT
Midfielder to Oversee U-17 Residency Program
CHICAGO
(Jan. 24, 2012) - U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati has named former U.
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: Paul Rudderow
Union
Danny Mwanga is back and healthy for the playoffs. Nice timing, Danny!
The Shin Guardian gives the Union 7 to 1 odds at winning the MLS Cup. That puts the Union as
the 4th most likely team to win, behind Seattle, LA and Real Salt Lake.
US Soccer today announced that former US national team midfielder Richie Williams has been hired to
be the new head coach of the US U-18 national team.
Richie Williams is in the D.C. United Hall of Tradition but hasn't been offered an MLS head
coaching job. Discuss.
Former DC United midfielder and US National Team player Richie Williams will be inducted into
United's Hall of Tradition, the club announced on Tuesday. Williams played for DC from 1996 until
2000, rejoining the team in 2002. He was part of three MLS Cup winning squads with DC. From 1998
through 2002, he had 20 appearances with the United States National Team, winning the 2002 Gold
Cup.
