Editor-at-large at PSP. His work has also appeared at Philly.com, TheCup.us, Society for American Soccer History, The Encylopedia of Greater Philadelphia, Centro de Investigaciones de Historia y Estadística del Fútbol Español, EPYSA.org, and in the 2011 MLS All-Star Game program. Email him at efarnsworth@phillysoccerpage.com. Follow him on Twitter at @FarnsworthPSP.
MLSSoccer.com thinks Freddy Adu would be a great fit at the Union. Reports emerge that th Union are interested in FC Nürnberg midfielder Marek Mintal. Fred is “pursuing other opportunities abroad.” Player Combine roster and schedule announced and more news.
Tacony win the 1910 American Cup, becoming the first Philadelphia club to win the competition since the John A. Manz team won it in 1897.
MLSSoccer piece on 2011 rivalries to look out for says SoB’s “maintain” United’s NY animosity. ‘Arry Redknapp wants Beckham. Blatter will take care of FIFA corruption “personally.” This two-year old’s shot is better than yours, more news.
Our last news roundup of 2010 starts with our best new year wishes to you. Have a safe and happy one – we’ll see you on Broad Street.
The Union’s handling of Chris Seitz is called the “worst ongoing saga” of the year. Okugo is called up to USMNT U-20 training camp. Two players with local ties are named to 2011 Generation adidas class and lists, lots of lists.
2010 was one for the ages when it comes to soccer in the Philadelphia area. We take a look back at what made 2010 such a special year.
The other Rooney signs a deal with MLS; Dwayne De Rosario is a naughty boy; Hercules Gomez pulls a prank; Jack Warner is still a crook and CONCACAF president; the insidious influence of Stanky Legg and more morning news.
More recognition of Le Toux’s awesomeness, Rapinoe to the Independence, some MLS news and more. I’ve got some serious shoveling to do.
The power of soccer is such that it has helped to start wars. It has also given vent to the emotions of wars long over. And it has stopped wars, if only for a day.
A look at Christmas soccer in Philadelphia in the 1890s, the beginning of organized league play in the city.
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