[Huss]

Your number one source of soccer news, info, and entertainment is...

[Metros Striker10]

Internet.

[JoeDub83]

Kind of redundant to ask bigsoccer posters

[Dutch Power]

Internet

[LifeOfBrian]

TV, actually. Just watching UEFA Cup highlights now.

[SoccerFan8270]

I get most of my info on the internet...

[PSU92]

Internet is Number 1 but, TV is a close 2 thanks to the lovely Michelle Lissel & her cohorts on the Fox Sports World Report.

[jmeissen0]

went with internet, although print is a very close second

mlsnet, espn, si and this place just give too much info to go with print... which unfortunately doesn't have the best of reporters everywhere

although i will take the time to commend a few... jack bell (ny times), steve goff (washinton post) and the guy from the north jersey herald

if all places had people the quality of those three... i'd go with print in a second

[FoxBoro 143]

Originally Posted by jmeissen0

went with internet, although print is a very close second

mlsnet, espn, si and this place just give too much info to go with print... which unfortunately doesn't have the best of reporters everywhere

although i will take the time to commend a few... jack bell (ny times), steve goff (washinton post) and the guy from the north jersey herald

if all places had people the quality of those three... i'd go with print in a second

Frank Dell'Appa and Gus Martins are widely considered the best duo of MLS writers for the Boston Globe/Herald

[Merengue]

If you speak Spanish, radio is the way to go. You get a lot of info that way, especially from Andres Cantor's Futbol de Primera programme. There's also Bigsoccer's own tied in radio programmes which are more opinion and caller based than news based but still worth listening. Nice to hear someone in English covering soccer on the radio.