Tweet At the risk of sounding like American-hating, socialist-sympathizing, Hispanic-espousing, nothing-new-to-be-saying Paul Gardner…it’s time for U.S. soccer fans to get… Read more »
Jamie Clary December 9, 2010
Tweet What ties together NCAA Division I Soccer, the recent Galaxy/Red Bull game, and the future of MLS as a… Read more »
Jamie Clary November 22, 2010
Tweet During the inaugural MLS season, I and three friends decided to witness history by attending MLS Cup ’96. At… Read more »
Jamie Clary November 11, 2010
Tweet San Jose?’s come-from-behind win this week was pretty exciting, but it does no?t compare to the greatest comeback in… Read more »
Jamie Clary November 8, 2010
Tweet Finding a book that covers the business of soccer is a little like finding ?The Amish Guide to Electronics?. Not… Read more »
Jamie Clary October 18, 2010
Tweet In the 1970s the U.S. had books that explained the rules. Then came the soccer books filled with coaching… Read more »
Jamie Clary August 31, 2010
Tweet A few weeks ago I could have ended my soccer career on a high note. In stoppage time, I… Read more »
Jamie Clary July 20, 2010
Tweet A friend of mine said that she would be more excited about the World Cup if she knew who… Read more »
Jamie Clary June 23, 2010
Tweet If we listed the ten biggest decisions that put soccer where it is today in the United States, somewhere… Read more »
Jamie Clary June 21, 2010
Tweet Edu’s non-goal was the fourth notable unjustified pull-back by referees to the U.S. in World Cups and qualifiers. During… Read more »
Jamie Clary June 19, 2010
Tweet Sucks for Charlie Davies. In a week it will be yesterday’s news. By comparison, the John Harkes controversy lasted… Read more »
Jamie Clary May 12, 2010
Tweet Kyle Rote Jr. is headed to the hall of fame, but not the one his dad had hoped for…. Read more »
Jamie Clary April 22, 2010