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Like father, like son – is Timothy Weah destined for greatness?
With two goals to his name in three games at Celtic, Timothy Weah is a highly rated future star and Liam Haycock looks at his career prospects.
Tag: United States
Project 2026 – The United States’ deadline for success
Project 2026. That’s what it’s about now for the footballing hierarchy of America, Oliver McManus explores their latest target for success.
What next for the World Cup failures?
Andrew Delaney looks at some of the big hitters who underperformed in qualifying and will now miss next summer’s World Cup in Russia.
USMNT have bigger problems beyond Russia 2018
Sean Maslin analyses the USMNT whose qualifying campaign for the 2018 World Cup hasn’t gone well so far under Bruce Arena.
Dom Dwyer – From college soccer player to MLS All-Star
Liam Haycock looks at Dom Dwyer who has proven himself to be a revelation in Major League Soccer after failing to make the grade in his native England.
Developing lower division sides in Canada and the United States
Sean Maslin looks at how the promising foundations in the lower tiers of Canadian and U.S. soccer can be leveraged for the benefit of the game as a whole.
From Europe to MLS – improving the American soccer product
A recent surge of American players to MLS will prove long term benefit for United States.
Landon Donovan – The Anointed One
As the curtain prepares to fall on Landon Donovan’s international career, Rory Masterson discusses his legacy with the USMNT.
New York Cosmos and the Cantona Revolution
Richard Chambers brings us back to the days of the New York Cosmos, where the best of football’s 70s and 80s era were brought to the States for one final heyday. Earlier today, Eric Cantona joined the reinvention of the Cosmos – alongside the likes of Pele, Franz Beckenbauer and Carlos Alberto.
Major League Soccer – MLS Cup Final
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Major League Soccer will crown a first time champion this weekend as FC Dallas play Colorado Rapids in the MLS Cup Final in Toronto, and Michael Orr previews the game for us.