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The ten greatest English players in MLS history
As MLS reaches the business end of the season, we look at the English players who have made the biggest impact Stateside.
Tag: America
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.
Amateur soccer in America – is it just the game of our youth?
Eugene O’Driscoll discusses his experiences in New York City, where there is a significant drop off in football participation as people get older.
US Soccer and problems – how Prep4Pro deals with them
Kaustubh Pandey speaks to Prep4Pro about the development work they are doing with prospective professionals in the United States.
Radio MLS podcast: The Playoff Anxiety Index
As the MLS regular season reaches its climax, the Radio MLS crew start to turn their attentions towards the playoffs.
Bridging the gap in Philadelphia – Copa America versus MLS
Taking in the action from two very different ends of the soccer spectrum in Philadelphia, Sean Maslin finds much work to do to bridge the divides.
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.
An (uncapped) Englishman in New York…
Andrew Raeburn reports on some of the current crop of English players plying their trade in Major League Soccer.
Freddy Adu – Finished at 22?
A legend to Football Manager fans everywhere, reality hasn’t been so kind to American ‘wonderkid’ Freddy Adu.
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.