Archives: CONCACAF Champions Cup
No Shame Whatsoever in DC Defeat
I have probably among the supporters of American soccer been most critical in the last week of MLS’ recent failures in international competitions. But tonight, despite the final scoreline DC United did MLS proud and fought valiantly until the final … Continue reading
Dynamo’s Quality and Class will be Tested Tonight
Ching and the Dynamo have more than Football to worry about tonight The Houston Dynamo under Dominic Kinnear, perhaps the best American soccer coach anywhere have been wildly successful since re-locating from San Jose two years ago. They’ve won two … Continue reading
MLS and International Competitions: You Be the Judge
It was a Mexican Superstar, Luis Hernandez that led an MLS side to its last Continental Triumph As has been discussed recently on the American Soccer Show and on this website we’ve been fed what amounts to league driven propaganda … Continue reading
Saprissa Misses the Mark Against Houston
Perhaps the critics of my recent posts did have a valid point: the standard of MLS is improving ever so slightly. Saprissa the MLS slayer was brought to its knees by a very lively and strong Houston Dynamo side at … Continue reading
CONCACAF Champions League a step forward
Today’s announcement in Miami by Jack Warner of the new Champions League format for North American continental club championship was a major step forward for a confederation whose organization and structure has been poor through the years. As was the … Continue reading
