Go here and complain that we can't watch the flipping national team in english: http://espn.go.com/sitetools/s/contact/espntv.html
Writing to ESPN to ask for soccer on its US channels is SO 1997, the last year in which the tactic would have worked. 1997 was 6 years ago. This is 2003. ESPN gave up on soccer in the US market with the exception of the World Cups (men and women) in 1998. The World Cups are on ESPN only because AEG/SUM bought the rights and bartered the telecasts with ESPN in exchange for air time for MLS matches. The only way US Soccer has been able to get games it control on the ESPNs is to pay ESPN about $200000 per game for a 2-hour block of air time. Other than the UEFA Champions League and the Spanish League (for ESPN Deportes starting 2004), ESPN no longer pay for US TV rights to any form of soccer.
I wonder if this is the same person that starts these threads every couple of weeks or so. If so, he is persistent. I will give him (or her) that.