DC United’s slide from continental superpower to also ran in what is certainly not the strongest CONCACAF league continues in full view of the nation. What’s most striking is that the consistency of players and philosophy that was a trade mark of the red and black has given way to something else. What DC United […]
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Reviewing The Weekend Action Thus Far
May 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Major League Soccer
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Rough Times For Soccer in the US?
May 4th, 2008 · 9 Comments · MLS History, Major League Soccer
Marco Etcheverry’s DC United teams gave MLS international respect /photo from MLSNET
Thirteen years into the life of Major League Soccer and for all the signs of progress on the field, the league continues to operate more or less in vacuum as far as the general American sports landscape is concerned. For those people who love […]
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MLS Internationals
May 1st, 2008 · 1 Comment · Major League Soccer
For years Major League Soccer didn’t attract internationals who had been part of their national team set up at any point. In the early days of MLS, not only did the league attract many active national team players, but the league also sent a number of players from outside CONCACAF to the 1998 World Cup […]
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MLS Thoughts from the Weekend
April 29th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Major League Soccer
Amado Guevara’s signing has turned Toronto FC from a laughing stockinto one of the top teams in the league right now. That’s what a Latin flavored #10 can do when surrounded by legitimate European talent that has survived in tougher leagues than MLS. Moreover, the success of TFC shows that despite boasts of MLS’ improvement, […]
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MLS Weekend Review
April 14th, 2008 · No Comments · Major League Soccer
Ah another weekend of MLS action is in the books and interest already seems to be at midseason form: that is to say people are losing interest as evidenced by the attendance. Perhaps it was DC’s midweek loss that rendered the best in MLS for another year inferior to an upper mid table Mexican side? […]
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MLS Week Two Review
April 7th, 2008 · No Comments · Major League Soccer
Jeff Larentowicz’s red card was totally unjustified. However the referee, Baldomero Toledo did a good job of controlling the match from that point forward.
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Has MLS Regressed Since the League Began?
April 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment · CONCACAF, Copa Sudamericana, Major League Soccer
It was a Mexican Superstar, Luis Hernandez that led an MLS side to its last Continental Triumph
As has been discussed recently on CSRN’s American Soccer Show, MLS Talk and on this website we’ve been fed what amounts to league driven propaganda (presumably to attract new investors to the game which is a good thing) […]
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MLS First Kick Thoughts
March 30th, 2008 · No Comments · Major League Soccer
MLS’ season opened earlier this year than it has since the league dropped the schedule from 32 games down to 28 and then back up to 30. In typical MLS style however, the opening weekend seemed to coincide with other prominent events on the American sporting calender so “First Kick” became the exclusive province of […]
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MLS Failing in its Mission
March 12th, 2008 · No Comments · Major League Soccer
I must say I have listened with much amusement the last few weeks as people have tried to convince me that the influx of foreign talent to MLS and the outflow of younger Americans from MLS or in some cases skipping MLS entirely is a good thing for Soccer in this country. That view is […]
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Has MLS Actually Improved?
February 26th, 2008 · No Comments · Major League Soccer
Donadoni was among the early top shelf foreign signings for MLS
The last two years we have been subjected to loads of conversation, some of it even bordering on propaganda as to […]
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