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Chicharito at LA Galaxy has the potential to inspire a city
Javier Hernandez is the latest big name signing by LA Galaxy and is expected to be highly influential both on and off the field.
Tag: Mexico
Numbers at play – Science predicts Confederations Cup success for Russia
With the Confederations Cup an intriguing test for Russian infrastructure, Alan Moore uses science to predict success for the host country this summer.
Radio MLS podcast: MLS Electoral College
It’s all change in America this week and Radio MLS looks ahead to what is a more anticipated than usual clash between the United States and Mexico.
MLS fun times during the FIFA international window
Sean Maslin discusses the impact that the international break has on MLS who, unlike other leagues, don’t break for it.
Patriotism or attention-seeking?
Alan Moore returns with another column, this time discussing the fine lines surrounding patriotism in Russia.
Forget Qatar 2022, FIFA’s corruption is far older and far deeper
Alan Moore offers his thoughts on FIFA in the wake of the arrests that are set to heap intense scrutiny onto the game’s governing body.
Plastic Amigo – An Irishman’s look at Mexico at the World Cup
Niall Noonan focuses on Mexico’s football team and their chances at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
The MLS/Liga MX rivalry – are transfers increasing the hostility?
James Kilpatrick looks at the dealings between two leagues in close proximity to each other.
FIFA U20 World Cup preview groups D-F
Pete Sharland continues his preview of the groups at the Under 20 World Cup.
What we’ve learned and what to look for after the opening Confederations Cup matches
Alex Richards on the first lot of Confederations Cup games.