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In his latest Hinton Unleashed video, soccer pundit and analyst Alan Hinton discussed Chelsea’s loss to…
The new season finally started after two days of anticipation and four months of angst.…
Goliaths held at bay by Davids in Argentine Primera Round Four by Peter Coates 1.…
Soccer analyst Alan Hinton was full of enthusiasm and anticipation as he previewed the 2015…
Guest writer Richard Fleming is the play by play announcer for the Colorado Rapids 3…
5 talking points from the Argentine Primera Round Three 1. Estudiantes earn the bragging rights…
“But taking key (and tough) decisions does not mean you need to protect the public from the complexities. We know making soccer profitable in North America is tough. The official silence suggests you either do not know or do not trust your demographic.”
5 things we learned from Argentine Primera round 2 1. The Copa Libertadores poses a real…
5 talking points from the Argentine Primera Round one by Peter Coates, Argentine Football Correspondent 1.…
by Scott Nicholls I grew up just 7 miles from Griffin Park, the home (for…
The Premier League is officially the biggest, baddest, soccer league in the world. There need…
Our new Portuguese football correspondent, Afredo Fumacas is excited at the arrival of Steven Vitoria:
‘Throw in the fact that Vitoria is still eligible to play for the Canadian national team, and you have a motivated player, whose skill set makes him possibly a key player for the Philadelphia Union’
“I’ve got news for Don Garber and MLS — you cannot Americanise a global game,” writes Scott Nicholls and notes “If you worked at Lowes and were let go, you wouldn’t have to wait until Home Depot and Ace Hardware passed you over so that you could work for True Value.”
In the latest episode of Hinton Unleashed, Alan Hinton talked about the controversy over the…
“Kane has the grit, determination, and footballing intelligence that Tottenham hasn’t realistically seen in a striker since Teddy Sheringham..” writes Scott Nicholls.
Scott Nicholls looks back on Didier Drogba’s glorious history with Chelsea but wonders whether the biography really needs another Stamford Bridge chapter.
“At the other end table, Leicester continue to flounder – as many expected they might – and Queens Park Rangers wisely accepted the resignation of Harry Redknapp, a man who has been in charge of more expensive drops into obscurity than Simon Cowell,” writes Chris Ballard
Alan Hinton joins John Zielonka (and Mozart) to preview the 2015 season, gives himself a clean bill of health and talks about the impending CBA negotiations.
Welsh international Gareth Bale has been training apart from his Real Madrid colleagues. He was…
London Calling: Mourinho sulks, Fletcher heads South while one ex-player puts the twit back into…
Kartik Krishnaiyer is a soccer writer at Word Soccer Talk and a published author for…
MLS and the media – is loyalty displacing objectivity? by Kartik Krishnaiyer Earlier this week…