It may be just me, but lately I’ve been burned out listening to podcasts. So much so that my weekly diet of half a dozen different shows has now dwindled down to one or two. The same goes for non-soccer podcasts too. I find myself occupying my listening time with my newest addiction, Audible books, […]
Podcast Review: The Third Half
October 5th, 2008 · Comments
Tags: Champions League · Football Weekly · La Liga · The Third Half · serie A
ESPN2 Shows EPL Teams Too Often In Champions League
October 1st, 2008 · Comments
I love watching Premier League teams on television just as much as anyone, but I must admit that I’m a bit sick of EPL teams monopolizing ESPN’s Champions League coverage in their Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon timeslots.
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Tags: Champions League · ESPN · ESPN2 · Liverpool · Manchester United · Premier League
Why The Bundesliga Is Better Than The Premier League
September 10th, 2008 · Comments
Find out why the Bundesliga is better than the Premier League according to blogger Double Pivot, as well as several other interesting articles I’m reading right now. Enjoy.
7 Reasons Why The Bundesliga Is Better Than The EPL (Bundesliga Talk)
Champions League Group Previews: Group A and Group B (Champions League Talk)
How The US Can Learn From […]
Tags: Bundesliga · Champions League · Mickey Thomas
FIFA Needs To Revamp International Football
September 8th, 2008 · Comments
It’s time for FIFA to rethink international football.
In 1992, UEFA changed the European Cup to the Champions League and transformed European club football into a more entertaining product that generates vast sums of money. It also didn’t hurt that the tournament now attracts a cumulative television audience of 4 billion viewers in 227 countries.
While club […]
Tags: Champions League · FIFA · UEFA · World Cup · european championship
Latest League News From U.S., England, Germany, Italy and Europe
August 16th, 2008 · Comments
Be sure to visit the whole network of our sites. Some of the interesting topics include:
Kartik Krishnaiyer over at Major League Soccer Talk takes on a controversial topic that very few journalists are brave enough to write about and that’s the cozy relationship between the Mexican Federation and Major League Soccer. Krishnaiyer also discusses U.S. […]
Tags: Bundesliga · Carling Cup · Champions League · Championship League · Fox Soccer Channel · Julio Baptista · Major League Soccer · Mexico · Serie A Talk · Soccer On Dish · UEFA Cup · USA · bundesliga talk
Arsenal Faces Steve McClaren In Champions League Qualifying
August 1st, 2008 · Comments
The draw for the third and final qualifying round of the Champions League has been made today with Arsenal scheduled to play FC Twente, the Dutch team managed by former England and Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren.
The first leg will be played in Holland on August 12th or 13th, while the second leg at the Emirates […]
Tags: Arsenal · Champions League · Steve McClaren · fc twente
Liverpool Discovers Opponents in Champions League Qualifying
August 1st, 2008 · Comments
The draw for the third and final qualifying round of the Champions League has been made today with Liverpool drawn against Standard Liege.
The first leg will be played in Belgium on August 12th or 13th, while the second leg at Anfield is scheduled for August 26 or 27th.
Standard is one of the most popular clubs […]
Tags: Belgium · Champions League · Liverpool · standard liege
Champions League Final Reveals Ugly Side Of English Football
May 21st, 2008 · Comments
The marathon of the Champions League Final is over, and what an ordeal it was. Frankly I’m embarrassed by what I witnessed. Embarrassed because of the lack of sportsmanship shown by both sides. Embarrassed because this was supposed to be the final that provided an entertaining example of what English football can be. Instead what […]
Tags: Chelsea · Manchester United · UEFA


















