Tag: Soccer

Wouldn’t You Know It, The Revs Are Fun To Watch Again

11 games unbeaten? Yeah, I’ll take that. Currently sitting in a playoff spot 6 points behind the leader in the east? I’ll take that too. Was there anyone at all who doubted Bruce Arena’s capabilities when he was hired as head coach? No I didn’t think so either. The Revolution’s last loss came against Orlando … Continue reading Wouldn’t You Know It, The Revs Are Fun To Watch Again →

Three’s Company Is One Thing, But Four Is A Party

What an era we live in. We get to witness arguably one of, if not the most dominant national teams the U.S. has to offer. Yes, I’m talking more dominant than U.S.A. men’s basketball, and I’ll justify that. The USWNT has four world cup wins in eight appearances. While the U.S. men’s basketball team essentially … Continue reading Three’s Company Is One Thing, But Four Is A Party →

Will Bruce Arena Issue A New Era Of Success In New England?

If your attention wasn’t sidetracked by Zlatan’s bicycle kick goal, you’d realize that game 1 under Bruce Arena resulted in the Revolution’s first road win of the season… against his former club. For so long, former GM Michael Burns was able to get away with mediocrity, and remaining in the middle of the pack. The … Continue reading Will Bruce Arena Issue A New Era Of Success In New England? →

Now That We’ve Had Time To Breathe… Let’s Talk About This World Cup

We’re weeks past what was arguably the most exciting World Cup to date. It was complete with stunning goals, stoppage time winners, cinderella runs, and more upsets than I can remember ever happening in a single tournament. There were 169 total goals scored in this World Cup, second most all time (171 in 1998 and … Continue reading Now That We’ve Had Time To Breathe… Let’s Talk About This World Cup →