• A visit with Lothar Osiander: The man who guided the USA to two Olympics while working as a San Francisco waiter
    by Mike Woitalla on Oct 31, 5:45 PM
    Lothar Osiander guided the USA over its first hurdle in 1990 World Cup qualifying and at two Olympics.
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  • Morality, cash and 'the relevance of soccer'
    by Ian Plenderleith on Oct 29, 3:45 PM
    FIFA President Gianni Infantino again touted his vision of an expanded Club World Cup with a field of 24 teams.
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  • Germany-bound rising star Alex Mendez set to play key role in U.S. U-20 midfield
    by Brian Sciaretta on Oct 25, 3:50 PM
    Like many players on the United States men's U-20 team, midfielder Alex Mendez is at a very important period in his career.
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  • Along for the ride
    by Paul Kennedy on Oct 24, 11:03 AM
    Lamar Hunt, who died in 2006, not only saved pro soccer from failing once, he did it twice.
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  • Bayern Munich's media-bashing backfires on Rummenigge and Hoeness
    by Ian Plenderleith on Oct 22, 1:40 PM
    How can such a successful and habitually professional club show itself up as paranoid, super-sensitive and, for want of a better phrase, utterly pathetic?
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  • Eric Wynalda on how he'll motivate his Las Vegas players, the U.S. national team's future, and his greatest goals
    by Mike Woitalla on Oct 22, 2:05 AM
    Wynalda is the new head coach and technical director of the Las Vegas Lights, whose first USL season ended with an 8-19-7 record.
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  • New USL owner Peter Trevisani on how the amazing power of soccer will enchant New Mexico
    by Mike Woitalla on Oct 19, 5:07 PM
    A London pub visit during the 1998 World Cup turned the former Boston College football linebacker into an avid admirer of soccer.
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  • Oscar Pareja on style of play, and how U.S. Soccer and MLS can make the USA a World Cup contender
    by Mike Woitalla on Oct 10, 4:42 AM
    Oscar Pareja, head coach of MLS Western Conference leader FC Dallas, arrived in the USA from Colombia in 1998.
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  • Aly Wagner: On her TV trailblazing, the savvy U.S. women's team, and Coach Jill Ellis' team-building
    by Mike Woitalla on Oct 4, 4:49 AM
    Aly Wagner, who earned 131 caps for the USA in 1999-2008 and won two Olympic gold medals, will do color commentary for FOX at the 2018 Women's Concacaf Championship
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  • Tony Meola on the USA style of play quest, youth national team success, and young Americans going abroad
    by Mike Woitalla on Oct 3, 12:51 AM
    Tony Meola started every game for the USA at the 1990 and 1994 World Cups.
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