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The are some inevitabilities when watching the current United States Men's National team. Jonathan Bornstein will be responsible for a goal every other game. He will make one major mistake against an elite opponent, and 1-out-of-2 times it will be a goal. He has a 0.5 goals against average. There will be some who will make excuses or spread the blame around, but in the end, a goal will be the direct result of Jonathan Bornstein. It's best to come to terms with this now, not this summer. It's not the only constant. An important player is bound to get injured every other game as well. And finally... A...
Published: March 8, 2010
How much is winning a World Cup actually worth? This year, it would seem, that it is more valuable than ever. But is money more important than happiness? When measuring economies these days two factors are generally considered, money and happiness. A "Happiness Index" is a tool that has been developed to measure the gross national happiness of a country, and in recent times it has become a more accurate tool than by measuring the old GDP. When the World Cup kicks off in South Africa this summer, FIFA will have set aside some £250 million for prize money. A huge amount you will agree, especially...
Published: March 3, 2010
England have climbed one place to eighth and Greece have moved back into the top 10 in FIFA’s latest World Rankings, released on their web site this morning.  Spain continue to lead the way, ahead of Brazil and the Netherlands.  Germany have swapped places with Portugal, moving up fifth whilst England also leapfrog Argentina into eighth place with Diego Maradona’s side now ninth.  Greece have climbed two places to enter the Top 10, taking the place previously occupied by Egypt. The African Champions due to play at Wembley tonight have fallen seven places after achieving their highest...
Published: March 2, 2010
Every boy across the land dreams of scoring the winning goal in the World Cup before holding it aloft in front of millions of adoring fans. Since Fabio Capello took charge of England and turned them from Euro flops to World beaters it seemed a dream that might come true for John Terry. When the World Cup groups we announced, England's odds were rapidly slashed as they became third favourites to win the FIFA World Cup, and no one could argue with that. However, since we have entered World Cup year it seems Fabio Capello has ran out of luck, and he has been abruptly woken from his England dream and...
Published: March 2, 2010
England welcome Egypt to Wembley on Wednesday night for their first fixture of 2010.  Fabio Capello will send his Three Lions team out for the first time in just under four months against the North African side who retained their African Cup of Nations title for the third consecutive time earlier this year.  That success in Angola in January saw Egypt rise to 10th place in the FIFA World Rankings, their highest ever position since the rankings were introduced in the early 1990’s as they became only the second ever African side to break into the Top-10.  However, their World Cup Qualifying...
Published: March 1, 2010
Ryan Shawcross and Leighton Baines were the two new names included in the England squad when Fabio Capello announced his selection on Saturday night for this week’s game against Egypt.  Just hours earlier the Stoke City defender had hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons when he left the field in tears after having been sent off for a challenge which broke Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsey’s right leg. Everton’s Baines was included alongside Aston Villa’s Stephen Warnock to compete for the left-back spot left vacant by Ashley Cole’s injury and Wayne Bridge’s decision to make himself...
Published: February 28, 2010
We all have been watching Champions League and wondered what teams will compete in the final game. We often make a list of the teams that are more likely to win the tournament. Champions League offered us an interesting and exiting face-off this year. The best teams from all over Europe got together to play against each other and conclude the best team in the continent. This article will show top 5 teams that could hold the trophy in the final round of Champions League. Begin Slideshow Read More →
Published: February 27, 2010
With the World Cup set to kick off in July, why wait until then to start ranking the teams? And by ranking, we’re obviously not talking about the action on the field. You can find the World Cup Power Rankings here. Instead, we’re talking about the women behind the men in uniform. We’re talking about the most beautiful women that the soccer world has to offer. Begin Slideshow Read More →
Published: February 26, 2010
While fans and analysts may have been dismayed by the come-from-behind 2-1 U.S. victory over El Salvador Wednesday night, the result seems to have made things a little bit clearer for Bob Bradley. Bradley has announced his 20 man roster for the upcoming match against the Dutch on Wednesday, March 3, and based on his call-ups, it appears that Bradley has a good sense of what he has at his disposal and what to expect from his options, both those included and those that did not make the final cut. Of those left off the roster, the most glaring omission is Brian Ching. After offering a quality finish...
Published: February 26, 2010
England take on Egypt next Wednesday in their first game of 2010 and what will be their final fixture before the announcement of their preliminary World Cup squad in May.  Egypt, fresh from retaining their African Cup of Nations title for the third consecutive time in Angola in January, will travel to Wembley in high spirits having recently moved into 10th place in FIFA’s World Rankings , their highest ever ranking and only one place behind England in ninth.  Fabio Capello was missing up to eight of his first-choice XI in England’s previous game, a 1-0 loss to Brazil in Doha but looks...