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by Paul Kennedy on Dec 9, 12:54 PM
Much of U.S. Soccer's open board meeting related to management issues. Afterwards, attention turned to soccer-specific issues.
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by Paul Kennedy on Dec 7, 10:39 AM
U.S. Soccer's board meeting on Friday drew an unprecedented audience at a former mob ballroom at Chicago's famous Blackstone Hotel.
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by Mike Woitalla on Dec 6, 7:22 AM
Anson Dorrance coached the USA in 1986-94 as it become a world power in the women's game
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by Ian Plenderleith on Dec 3, 11:18 AM
On the latest books by Britain's most prolific and widely read soccer authors, David Goldblatt and Jonathon Wilson
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 25, 4:38 AM
Barry Pauwels, who arrived from Belgium, has been U.S. Soccer's Director of Coach Education for nearly two years.
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 19, 3:49 PM
Raised in San Jose, California, Joya started out with Mexico's Santos Laguna and debuted in Liga MX shortly after his 19th birthday in 2012.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 18, 1:13 PM
The documentary draws on mostly unseen archive footage from Diego Maradona's Napoli years
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by Beau Dure on Nov 15, 12:49 PM
Australia's new deal giving its women's soccer team "equal pay" with its men's team prompted one question: Why can't we do this in the United States?
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 14, 4:54 AM
Earnie Stewart, as U.S. Soccer Sporting Director oversees the men's and women's national teams and their youth national team programs.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 11, 12:28 PM
"Next goal wins!" is the standard coach's shout a couple of minutes before the end of practice.
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 8, 3:24 AM
Since immigrating to the USA from the Netherlands in 1956 at age 14 with his family, Klaas de Boer has been involved with nearly every level of American soccer, including professional, college and youth coaching.
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 6, 2:48 AM
After guiding Texans SC Houston to the 2017 Development Academy U-17/18 title, Quill moved to FC Dallas to coach its second team.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 4, 12:57 PM
It's a well-worn complaint that top-heavy wealth means Europe's biggest leagues have become predictable to the point of tedium.
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by Beau Dure on Nov 1, 6:17 AM
The blame for the U.S. soccer world's woes can be spread over many parties -- players, coaches, lawyers, etc.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Oct 28, 8:41 PM
When I took my first officiating course a decade ago in Maryland our tutor was a very wise and articulate referee named Craig Proffen.