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Open letter to student-athletes
It is not customary for reporters to formally address a reply to something they wrote like I am about to do, but given what a close-knit community we have at Canisius, the reputation of the person who spoke out and the emotion she invested in her reply, I felt it deserved a response. This is […]
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Tags: Canisius Golden Griffins
A clever pass across the six-yard box from the left foot of Brek Shea to the right foot of Robbie Rogers in the 73rd minute was the equalizer that gave new U.S. soccer coach Jurgen Klinsmann the fair result his side earned against Mexico in his first game with the team. The nations are the same, […]
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Tags: Brek Shea, Clint Dempsey, Gerardo Torrado, Juan Agudelo, Jurgen Klinsmann, Kyle Beckerman, Landon Donovan, Mexico, Oribe Peralta, Raymond Bogle, Robbie Rogers, Tim Howard, USMNT
The first post in a multi-part series on how American soccer can improve. The firing of head coach Bob Bradley from Team USA can only mean there are good things to come American soccer. The development of our national team and our professional league will happen eventually. Simply based on resources that build winning soccer, […]
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Tags: Alex Ferguson, André Villas-Boas, Arsène Wenger, Arsenal, Bob Bradley, Brazil, Bruce Arena, Chelsea, England, Fabio Capello, France, Greece, Italy, Jozy Altidore, Kenny Dalglish, Landon Donovan, Liverpool, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Manchester United, Pia Sundhage, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Turkey, USA, USMNT
