Seitz looks for the positive, LeBlanc training with Canada, the USMNT to train in Princeton, what style of soccer should the MLS embrace, the importance of soccer video games in attracting new fans, Forbes looks at the biggest earners in the game, summer international friendlies, Comcast still sucks, and more morning news.
The sky’s the limit for Wigan and how Chelsea can once again come up miserably short.
Every soccer-playing nation has its style, and some could say that even regions have their own style. So what does Philadelphia soccer look like? New contributor Conor O’Grady ponders.
Nowak trusts Seitz, some Red Bulls news, Bocanegra and Onyewu on the mend, soccer sex scandal in France, and more morning news.
Already relegated Portsmouth continue to put in decent performances and can not be counted out in the FA Cup Final.
Edson Buddle is showing great form that is putting him on the US National Team radar.
Spruce scores, Sporting defends, and Gritter gets his third of the year while Arrington scores four in one game. CASA round up Week 4!
Grass on the field in Chester, Juventus on the field in New Jersey, and Champions League on the field in Milan. Read about it in today’s news round-up.
The Philadelphia Independence played to a draw in their second match but netted their first goal, courtesy of Allison Falk.
Harrisburg has added five youth internationals to the roster. In the past, this team was typically all local talent. What changed? John Hackworth and Philadelphia Union, that’s what.
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