May 12th, 2010 
Kevin Koczwara 
By Ryan Fleming
Bob Bradley didn’t have much of a choice. He was forced to leave Charlie Davies, the star forward of the United States Men’s National Team and French-side, Sochaux, out of the 30-man preliminary roster, which the USMNT’s manager presented yesterday at 2 p.m.
The young, fiery striker has not played a competitive match since [...]
Posted in Featured, World Cup 
Tags: Alejandro Bedoya, Benny Feilhaber, Bob Bradley, Brad Guzan, Brian Ching, Carlos Bocanegra, Chad Marshall, Charlie Davies, Clarence Goodson, Clint Dempsey, DaMarcus Beasley, Eddie Johnson, Edson Buddle, Heath Pearce, Herculez Gomez, Jay DeMerit, Jonathan Bornstein, Jonathan Spector, José Torres, Jozy Altidore, Landon Donovan, Marcus Hahnemann, Maurice Edu, Michael Bradley, Oguchi Onyewu, Ricardo Clark, Robbie Findley, Robbie Rogers, Sacha Kljestan, Steve Cherundolo, Stuart Holden, Tim Howard, United States National Team, USMNT, World Cup 
View Comments May 11th, 2010 Kevin Koczwara By Kevin Koczwara
Today United States Men’s National Team manager, Bob Bradley, announced the 30 players he is taking to Princeton, NJ to train and try-out for the squad for that will be going to the World Cup in South Africa in 30 days.
The USMNT’s final roster can only have 23 players on it come June, [...]
Posted in World Cup Tags: Alejandro Bedoya, Benny Feilhaber, Bob Bradley, Brad Guzan, Brian Ching, Carlos Bocanegra, Chad Marshall, Charlie Davies, Clarence Goodson, Clint Dempsey, DaMarcus Beasley, Eddie Johnson, Edson Buddle, Heath Pearce, Herculez Gomez, Jay DeMerit, Jonathan Bornstein, Jonathan Spector, José Torres, Jozy Altidore, Landon Donovan, Marcus Hahnemann, Maurice Edu, Michael Bradley, Oguchi Onyewu, Ricardo Clark, Robbie Findley, Robbie Rogers, Sacha Kljestan, South Africa, Steve Cherundolo, Stuart Holden, Tim Howard, USMNT, World Cup View Comments March 4th, 2010 Kevin Koczwara By Kevin Koczwara
After watching yesterday’s international friendly between the United States and the Netherlands I examined Jonathan Bornstein’s game. I watched him closely as he lined up as the USMNT left-back, once again, and saw nothing new from him. There was little improvement and there were so many major mistakes on his part, one cost [...]
Posted in World Cup Tags: Arjen Robben, Bob Bradley, Carlos Bocanegra, Dutch, Football, Holland, Jay DeMerit, Jonathan Bornstein, Jonathan Spector, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, Netherland, Oranje, Rafeal Van Der Vaart, Soccer, Stuart Holden, U.S. Football, U.S. Soccer, US Soccer, USMNT, Wesley Sneijder, World Cup View Comments February 2nd, 2010 Kevin Koczwara Liverpool have been trying to sign a suitable striker to pair along side and back-up Fernando Torres for a while now. The Robbie Keane experiment didn’t work out (but whose fault was that? Keane was not used correctly), and since then Liverpool have been on the amrket to make a smart, inexpensive signing for a quality striker. That isn’t an easy task, but Liverpool may have finally done it with the signing of Jovanovic, if it is as close as reported. Let’s look into that and a few other news stories other the world of Football.
Posted in Club Soccer, English Premier League Tags: Bolten Wanderers, Harry Kewell, Liverpool, Milan Jovanovic, Soccer, Stuart Holden View Comments
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