US vs. Grenada Small nation gets a big shot vs. United States - AP World Cup legacy strong -AP Soccer Fever Hits U.S. - HardbeatNews Cup road harder for U.S. men - Atlanta Journal Constitution U.S. wants to repel Grenada's invasion - KC Star The World Cup Journey Begins - Washington Post Galaxy vs Fire Still enough stars in Galaxy - AP Heady Victory for Galaxy - LA Times Galaxy Escape with Win Over Fire - Chicago Sports Review New England vs. Dallas MLS Game Summary - New England at Dallas - SportsNetwork Burn stops the Revolution, 3-1 - Dallas Morning News Forward progress hard to come by - Boston Globe Revolution fall victim to burnout -Boston Globe Metrostars vs San Jose MLS Game Summary - MetroStars at San Jose -Sports Network DCU vs. Colorado Another tie, more zeros for United - Washington Times United Fans Get a Whole Lot of Nothing - Washington Post Crew vs. Wizards MLS Game Summary - Kansas City at Columbus - Sports Network Other News Rapids Reserve slips by El Paso - Daily CameraCuban defectors a first for MLS - Miami Herald Race in sports: Legitimate topic bears discussing - Chicago Tribune Atlanta pro soccer always on its heels - Atlanta Journal Constitution Coping With the Loss of Freedom - Washington Post
"The remnants of Atlanta's soccer past live on elsewhere, and thrive. One of South Africa's most popular and successful teams, the Kaizer Chiefs, were founded and are still run by Kaizer Motaung, who was the NASL rookie of the year for the Atlanta Chiefs in 1968. And the youth soccer programs begun by Chiefs players and coaches have mushroomed far beyond their in-town roots, yielding suburban stars like 2002 U.S. World Cup players Clint Mathis and Josh Wolff." The Atlanta Journal Constitution implies that the Kaizer Chiefs of South Africa received their nickname from the NASL's Atlanta Chiefs because their owner played for them. So can a team outside of NY, or outside of the US, freely use the name "Cosmos"?
On this date..... 1995 - The US overwhelms Japan 4-0 in Gavle, Sweden in the FIFA Women's World Cup behind two goals by Kristine Lilly. 2001 - At 16 years, 242 days, DC United's Santino Quaranta becomes the youngest player ever to start an MLS game when he lines up for the opening kick against the MetroStars. Freddy Adu would break the mark in 2004 at age 14. Today's Birthdays Zizi Roberts is 25 Saskia Webber is 33 Tony Chursky is 51 Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are 18. Gentlemen, start your engines.
Thanks for this 10 fan. As one of the occasional news guys, I'm curious where you have to click on the new 1460thefan website to get to the news stories-- we've been going wihtout Cbus stories for about a week and a half cus I'm too thick to figure it out.
I think every coach that takes himself seriously ought to go out and read this book, of for nothing more, for this: ""It’s my life in soccer, from when I was 5 all the way up to now and each stage and what I did, how I was coached and in many ways how I wasn’t coached, just out playing by myself," Reyna said. "It’s a book not only for kids but coaches, as well — for anyone into soccer. You see through my experiences how I got where I got."
More Metrostars vs San Jose Nothing wobbly about Quakes' win - San Jose Mercury News Quakes keep balance vs. MetroStars - Contra Costa Times Sloppy win for Quakes - San Francisco Chronicle Earthquakes 3, MetroStars 1 - San Francisco Chronicle
A quick check of http://www.dispatch.com/default.php?story=dispatch/indexes/sportsindex-main.php shows you if there is a new Crew story in the Dispatch. Don't bother of clicking on any stories, you will have to sign in/pay. Then, right click on a link and select Properties. Then copy and paste the story=" " part into this: http://www.1460thefan.com/tf.php?story= Pretty difficult, right? But that's the only way for us to get Crew news around here.