“Diva quality of the soccer star…”
Heh. So true.
Zidane: No Apology; I’d Rather Die
The man loves his mother. “More than once they insulted my mother and I never responded, but there … and it happened. And to apologise for this – if it was Kaka, a regular guy, a good guy, of course I would have apologised, but to this one… “If I ask him forgiveness, I […]
1. May 22, 2009. Olbermann’s hypocrisy on the Gitmo recidivism rate exposed by John Gibson: 2. May 22, 2009. Privatizing education would provide real stimulus. 3. May 22, 2009. Obama’s defense of his national security policies is rife with hypocrisy: [O]n one hand, the president claims that the Bush administration and the post-9/11 Congress went […]
[This is an old post that was never published because (as you’ll see) it was never quite finished. It refers often to a sub-human life form I used to call “David Beckham.” Now I hate David Beckham, so you can see how much things have changed since I drafted this. All references to Beckham have […]
Beckham Lied, Kids’ Dreams Died
I loved watching this video. It is about 10 minutes long and filled with question after question that exposes goldenballs’ faulty logic, disingenuousness, and lack of commitment to keep his word. In case the video becomes unavailable, here is a transcript: Hannah Storm: David, you hurt your right ankle and how is it? Will you […]
USA vs. Mexico – February 11, 2009
Nice recap. Click through to YouTube and watch this video in high quality.
“A few more ambassadors like this, and MLS is done for”
Breach of contract. Beckham was imported because of what he could do for the league. He was to be an ambassador. He said so himself, even as fans around the world quizzically and repeatedly asked, “Why MLS?” “It’s also about being an ambassador for the game here and, hopefully, it is going to encourage other […]
MLS Goals of the Week
This week features some of the best goals I’ve ever seen from Major League Soccer.
Tomatelá, gallina amargada…
Otra vez, Boca ganó a River. No muy sorprendente, pero se disfruta igual.
coach greg ryan out, spoiled brat hope solo stays
In the history of sports, there may never have been a coach fired with a better record. Greg Ryan was dismissed yesterday as coach of the U.S. women’s national soccer team, after dropping just one of 55 matches (45-1-9) over a three-year period. ::::::: The president of U.S. Soccer, Sunil Gulati, insisted that Ryan’s firing […]
