Nice to see him moving up the ranks.
As I recall, he's eligible for another country as well (Costa Rica or Honduras maybe?). Any recent indication on whether he'll play for the US?
Nice to see him moving up the ranks.
Last I heard, he's pretty firmly with the US. He played for both the U-17 and now the U-20 team.As I recall, he's eligible for another country as well (Costa Rica or Honduras maybe?). Any recent indication on whether he'll play for the US?
Last I heard, he's pretty firmly with the US. He played for both the U-17 and now the U-20 team.
You would think he learned this with his adventures in England the first time...and second division in Spain...didn't he go to Turkey too?
I believe it's a six week series with one hour-long episode per week.How many parts is the USMNT ESPN doc?
Not sure if this is a mock-up or what. Looks very nice either way -- still would have liked another color (red) included though.
I'm taping a rerun later. Will check it out then.Anyone else watching the documentary? It's been fantastic so far
Anyone know if the E:60 from tonight will be online or rerun? I missed it tonight.
Anyone else watching the documentary? It's been fantastic so far
is there going to be a rerun tonight?
Edit:Yup. I wonder what that will entail.
Produced by Jonathan Hock and Roger Bennett, the six-episode, documentary series from ESPN Films, the production group behind 30 for 30, will air as follows (all times ET):
May 13, Tuesday, 7-8 p.m.: Series premiere
May 21, Wednesday, 7-7:30 p.m.: Episode 2
May 29, Thursday, 7:30-8 p.m.: Episode 3
June 3, Tuesday, 7:30-8 p.m.: Episode 4
June 10, Tuesday, 8:30-9:30 p.m.: Episode 5
June 11, Wednesday, 9:30-10 p.m.: LIVE series finale Epilogue
In the series premiere, viewers will get to know various players from the team, as well as head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, a World Cup champion as a player and former coach of Germanys national team. Subsequent episodes will shadow coaches and players as they undergo a demanding preparation camp at Stanford University and follow the team as it plays three Send-Off Series matches beginning with the U.S. vs. Azerbaijan, Powered by Yingli Solar on May 27 at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.
Additionally, the series will spotlight the announcement of the final 23-man roster and reveal behind-the-scenes footage of the USAs final two Send-Off Series matches against Turkey at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey on June 1 and Nigeria at EverBank Field in Jacksonville, Florida, on June 7. The series culminates in a live finale, featuring analysis and discussion of the 2014 U.S. Mens National Team World Cup squad.
Yup. I wonder what that will entail.Live series finale?
Yup. I wonder what that will entail.
I watched the first half tonight - it's great. Lots of insight and interviews.
Man, this ESPN documentary seems so cool. Too bad I don't have cable.
Logo for the 2016 Copa America
Set against a black backdrop, the logo features a sleek design of the Copa America trophy in the middle with red, blue, and green curves forming the shape of a soccer ball. The years 1916 and 2016 signify the CONMEBOLs upcoming centennial and the streaks of color circling the trophy represent the two confederations, blue for CONCACAF and green for CONMEBOL.
The logo was designed by British-based company The Works, Ltd. and features a red, white, and blue stripe next to the word USA at the bottom of the logo, signifying the hosting country for the tournament.
The US Soccer one is airing on ESPN2 right now
How has Donovans MLS form been? He seemed resigned to not playing much in Brazil. Is Klinsmann still mad at him for his sabbatical?
Seems like it and explains Donovan's attitude. No fucks to give. At least he can't be blamed if the tournament goes bad.How has Donovans MLS form been? He seemed resigned to not playing much in Brazil. Is Klinsmann still mad at him for his sabbatical?
Thanks for posting this. Very eye-opening reporting done by Jeremy Schaap and his crew. Must watch for anyone, not just sports fans.Found what I believe is a legal link to that Qatar segment that aired. Holy fucking hell. What a travesty.
http://bluefoottv.com/projects/e60-qatars-world-cup/
Steven Goff said:*Several readers have asked if Arsenals Gedion Zelalem did, in fact, receive his U.S. passport, as I suggested two weeks ago. To the best of my knowledge, he was processed in Baltimore last week. I do not, however, have any official confirmation. And unless the family decides to speak out, I wouldnt expect any formal statements. My guess is Juergen Klinsmann would prefer that the topic is not raised in public circles until after the World Cup. Zelalem will have the choice of representing the United States, Germany (his birthplace and boyhood home) or Ethiopia (family heritage). Zelalem, 17, lived in the D.C. area for six years and starred with Olney Rangers, an elite youth squad in Maryland, before signing with Arsenal last year.
I don't see it up anywhere. They'll probably rerun it at some point.Anywhere I can stream the show from last night? I don't see it on WatchESPN.
Can the USA actually win the World Cup?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vd-SQUaY_g#t=338
Dunno if posted, but thought you guys might be interested in watching that
No idea if I should swap out players for the midweek and weekend games for this week. Have the mls guys already left?
Can the USA actually win the World Cup?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vd-SQUaY_g#t=338
Dunno if posted, but thought you guys might be interested in watching that
NEW YORK (AP) NBC says 4.9 million viewers tuned in to watch U.S. English-language coverage Sunday of the 10 matches on the final day of the English Premier League season.
The total was up 172 percent from the previous high of 1.8 million for coverage on the last day of the 2011-12 season on ESPN2 and nine Fox networks. NBC said Tuesday the figures include anyone who watched at least 6 minutes.
The combined average viewership of the games on 10 NBCUniversal networks was 1.8 million, up 107 percent from 869,000 on the final day in 2011-12.
In data released Tuesday, NBC said 31.5 million viewers saw Premier League coverage on its networks this season, up from 13.3 million last year, when U.S. rights were shared by Fox and ESPN.
NBC and NBCSN averaged 438,000 viewers, up 99 percent from last season's combined average of 220,000 on ESPN, ESPN2 and Fox Soccer.
The three most-watched games were on NBC: Cardiff-Swansea on Feb. 8 (1.24 million), Swansea-Manchester United on Jan. 11 (1.1 million) and Manchester United-Crystal Palace on Feb. 22 (1.06 million).
The top-rated market for NBC and NBCSN combined was Washington, D.C., followed by New York; Baltimore; Boston; Seattle; Richmond, Virginia; San Francisco-Oakland; Norfolk, Virginia; Providence, Rhode Island; Philadelphia; and Chicago.
Hmm, I need to buy a USA jersey. I only have a scarf. What jersey should I get?
The Colorado Rapids announced the signing of 20-year-old defender John Neeskens on Wednesday, improving the club's depth and providing head coach Pablo Mastroeni with a useful option on either flank.
The son of Dutch great Johan Neeskens, the Rapids' new signing has been on trial in Colorado for a month and already played in several reserve matches.
Neeskens spent the past two seasons in Spain, playing for Segunda B teams CF Badalona and UE Sant Andreu. He trained with Sporting Kansas City in 2012 alongside former Barcelona teammate Uri Rosell, who eventually signed with Kansas City.
Neeskens' youth career was spent in the academy systems at Villarreal and FC Barcelona. He can play on either side of defense or midfield, as well as in a holding midfield role.
Neeskens was born in Tulsa, Okla., and has citizenship in the US, Spain, and the Netherlands, and will not count as an International Player on the Rapids roster.
His father Johan helped lead the Netherlands to consecutive appearances in the World Cup final in 1974 and 1978 and played for Ajax, Barcelona and in the old NASL with the New York Cosmos.
Colorado Rapids sign 20-year-old defender John Neeskens, son of Dutch great Johan Neeskens
Okay that's fine and all but
Let's see if he's anything like his dad...
.@rogbennett said:if you missed Inside: U.S. Soccer's March to Brazil Episode 1 repeats: Thurs at 9pm ET on ESPN2, Sat afternoon at 2pmET /11 am PT on ABC
I got a Donovan away jersey. I'm not a big fan of all white jerseys.
Where'd you get it from?