A massive signing for the New York Red Bulls has now turned attention to U.S. Major League Soccer after the World Cup. Former Barcelona striker Thierry Henry recently accepted a transfer to the team earlier this month. He will be another star making his presence in the MLS and further popularizing American soccer. With the […]
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Soccer News: Thierry Henry Debuts for New York Red Bulls
July 24th, 2010 · No Comments · Soccer, Sports
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World Cup Semifinals: Germany, Holland, Spain and Uruguay
July 5th, 2010 · No Comments · Soccer, Sports
The world of soccer is facing a revolutionary change. The two most-followed teams in the world are on their way home after failing to pass the quarterfinals! Brazil 1 - 2 Holland It is a day for mourning in Brazil after their quarterfinal elimination, stunned by the Oranje comeback. “A spectacular game doesn’t count; the three points [do],” said the […]
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World Cup Soccer: Into the Quarterfinals
July 1st, 2010 · No Comments · Soccer, Sports
The World Cup has reached the tip of exaltation! The final eight have been decided by the end of the Spain-Portugal battle last night in Cape Town in the 69,070-capacity stadium Green Point. It was a game of high intensity between the two in which both sides played openly, letting each team express their attacking […]
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Soccer Results: World Cup Knockout Stage Begins
June 26th, 2010 · 4 Comments · Soccer, Sports
At the termination of the group stages, a few legendary teams left the field in despair already. It is yet another World Cup that teaches how unknown teams and players can find glory by believing in themselves — a hope that existed just in their minds, but with enough energy to perform a 110% in […]
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Soccer Results: World Cup Round Two Predictions
June 26th, 2010 · No Comments · Personal, Soccer, Sports
In an earlier post, I predicted the World Cup results. I was not too far off on the World Cup group-stage results: I correctly guessed nine of the sixteen teams that would make it to the next round. That’s pretty good considering the group stage is a three-game series in which any team — like […]
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Soccer Results: Spain, Germany, France — What a Blow!
June 18th, 2010 · No Comments · Soccer, Sports
The first round of the mesmerizing competition is over, and there have been a few surprises already! Spain, one of the favorites to win 2010 World Cup, suffered a shocking defeat at the hands of a well-prepared Swiss team. It was Fernandez who found himself at the right place and the right time to push […]
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World Cup Football Results: Days 1 to 3
June 14th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Soccer, Sports
South Africa vs. Mexico — 1 – 1 — 11/06 The Vuvuzela never rest. Right from the morning, the sounds of the Vuvuzela broke the silence in South Africa like warriors blowing the horn on the eve of the battle, strengthening the home side for the game against Mexico. In the first 20 minutes, the Mexican […]
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Globalization and Sports
April 18th, 2010 · 9 Comments · Baseball, Boston, Britain, Culture, Egypt, Europe, Globalization, Immigration, Israel, Massachusetts, Personal, Red Sox, Sports, The Middle East, Traveling
JERUSALEM — Joe Queenan seemingly dislikes foreign fans of sports teams (those who who are not from the cities of those teams): I do not object to Yankees fans in principle, so long as they are homegrown, preferably natives of the Bronx or Yonkers. (Yankees fans born in Queens or Brooklyn, it goes without saying, […]
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