Happy Birthday FC Rocky!!!
With all my running around this week I missed it on Thursday. Happy first birthday to FC Rocky. Let's hope for many, many more.
Named after the only goalkeeper to win the European Player of the Year award, Lev "The Black Panther" Yashin, this blog is about soccer.
With all my running around this week I missed it on Thursday. Happy first birthday to FC Rocky. Let's hope for many, many more.
Posted by Allen at 6/09/2007 1 comments
Labels: Colorado Rapids, FC Rocky, Rocky Mountain News
Ives writes about it in an aptly titled blog entry "An Unhappy Reunion". If you had any questions over why Guevara just up and left Chivas USA. If you thought that maybe there was something going on between Preki and Guevara or Guevara and others in Chivas USA's front office. Here was Guevara's chance to try to set things straight. But he hasn't said anything of the sort. And more so if he was going to, being petulant over a writer who was truthful in the past about your performances isn't the way to go around making your case.
Posted by Allen at 6/09/2007 0 comments
Labels: Chivas USA, Guevara, Ives, Preki
The rumour mill is in full swing even though summer hasn't yet begun. A few of the rumors floating around have even panned out to be true.
Posted by Allen at 6/07/2007 1 comments
Labels: Barcelona, Bayen Munich, Chelsea, Manchester United, Real Madrid
No word yet on who the guest will be for the show tomorrow night. From the Pitch will be broadcast tomorrow night from 6pm-8pm Mountain time including a feed off of the MLS's website, www.mlsnet.com. It'll be Colorado-centric but I encourage everyone to call in with their questions including Toronto fans.
Posted by Allen at 6/04/2007 0 comments
Props to Who Are All The Pies for the clip they shared on the best young players in England outside of the Premiership. It's nice to see a couple young Southampton players in there with Nathan Dyer and Gareth Bale (now at Spurs). But they must have only wanted to show best young British players. Despite the name is really more about the best attackers. I wonder if Cameron Jerome, one of the players featured, will see much time in the premiership next year. He plays for Birmingham City. Their Chairman Gold has already come out and said that he's braced for a relegation battle next year. Does that mean they'll be turning to and buying up Premiership vets in hopes to survive? And do that at the exclusion of some younger players?
Posted by Allen at 6/04/2007 0 comments
Labels: Birmingham, Cameron Jerome, EPL, premiership