• World Cup Book Review, Part 1: Dictatorship, USA 94, and the greatest upsets
    by Ian Plenderleith on Oct 31, 5:08 PM
    Among World Cup-season book publishing: a look at how USA 1994 "changed the game" and the Dictatorship's World Cup of 1978.
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  • Taylor Rockwell on the Total Soccer Show's evolution and covering the USMNT roller coaster
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Oct 31, 1:29 AM
    The Total Soccer Show podcast was started by Taylor Rockwell with Daryl Grove, who passed away two years ago this week
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  • LAFC brings extra motivation and confidence into Western Conference final at home against Austin FC, which beat it twice
    by Scott French on Oct 28, 4:00 PM
    Ilie Sanchez calls Austin FC "the best team in the West" (other than LAFC) and that's not just because of the results.
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  • Vince Ganzberg on coaching coaches beyond Xs and Os
    by Dan Woog on Oct 25, 9:37 PM
    The Director of Coaching Education for United Soccer Coaches has worked to change the focus of grassroots education.
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  • Matthew Doyle: 'There are almost zero absolute truths in this game of ours'
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Oct 23, 3:30 AM
    The Armchair Analyst offers USMNT World Cup wisdom and his perspective on the growth of Major League Soccer.
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  • Dartmouth product Eduvie Ikoba takes big strides in Hungary
    by Brian Sciaretta on Oct 22, 1:20 AM
    The Iowa native has been the breakout star of Hungary's NB I, where he's tied for the scoring lead with Zalaegerszegi TE.
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  • A second Supporters' Shield means nothing now to LAFC entering postseason
    by Scott French on Oct 18, 9:42 PM
    LAFC finished atop the MLS standings but faces a hardy test in its playoff opener against the Galaxy.
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  • Steve Davis on the end of local MLS broadcasts, the changing media landscape and the TV analyst's craft
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Oct 17, 4:10 AM
    Davis became the FC Dallas color commentator on its local TV broadcasts in 2018 after a long career as a soccer writer.
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  • Bodycams for referees: Is there no better solution?
    by Ian Plenderleith on Oct 16, 2:40 AM
    The plague of bad behavior in soccer has been learned down the decades and it's steadily gotten worse.
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  • Julian Araujo is calm and content, and finally in no rush to get somewhere else
    by Scott French on Oct 12, 9:02 PM
    Europe has been the aim for years, but the 21-year-old right back is focused right now on winning an MLS Cup with the Galaxy.
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  • Evan Whitfield's quest: Whatever we can to make soccer more welcoming
    by Dan Woog on Oct 11, 11:52 PM
    The Duke alum made his MLS debut for the Bob Bradley-coached Chicago Fire in 2000.
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  • Brian Gutierrez takes big strides, setting stage for 2023 with Fire and U.S. U-20s
    by Brian Sciaretta on Oct 7, 2:18 PM
    Gutierrez, 19, has been one of the Fire's key young players and surging in recent months to end the season.
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  • Leicester -- the unlikely birthplace of the mass-produced replica shirt
    by Ian Plenderleith on Oct 6, 1:21 PM
    Grown men or women were yet to start showing their support by dressing up as a player until ...
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  • Eddie Henderson harks back to his soccer education in the streets of Seattle
    by Dan Woog on Oct 5, 3:24 PM
    Aside from a stint as a stockbroker, Henderson has been directing youth soccer since his pro playing career.
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  • David Reardon recruits -- and retains -- teen refs in San Francisco with intriguing twists
    by Dan Woog on Oct 2, 5:32 PM
    Imagine this: You're at work, trying to do your best. But you are constantly criticized, yelled at, told you're "the worst ever."
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