Offside Remarks
OFFSIDE REMARKS: Whether Torrent stays or leaves, NYCFC needs to make changes
One thing is certain at New York City FC this winter: Changes will be made.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Another November, another election headache — in MLS
It happens every year in November.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Will the 23rd time be the charm for the Red Bulls?
I can visualize the hand wringing, teeth gnashing and moaning from long-time Red Bulls as they probably think the following.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: The way NYCFC is playing don’t expect a long playoff stay
New York City FC salvaged a rather horrendous late-season collapse with a 3-1 regular-season finale win over the Philadelphia Union at Yankee Stadium Sunday.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: USA women just practicing and gearing up for the real test in France
The numbers are, well, simply numbing.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Repost: There’s plenty of blame to go around
Pick your adjective and you probably won’t be far off.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Repost: Repeat after me: Never again for the U.S. men’s national team!
No matter where I have traveled in the world, soccer fans and media have brought up one aspect of U.S. national teams that has been a hallmark for years, if not decades.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: NYCFC hardly looks like a team that can do damage in the playoffs
Should we be concerned about NYCFC?
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Learning that it doesn’t matter where you sit at a stadium, as long as you get a seat
Even when we are not in school or have graduated from either high school or college, life still offers many special lessons.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Ron Newman, remembrances and an appreciation for the coach for all seasons
Ron Newman, the Hall of Fame soccer coach who passed away Monday, meant so many things to so many people.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Recalling a memorable game on the day The King died
It was quite easy for me to remember the 41st anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley — on Aug. 16, 1977.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Remembering a horrific moment, 73 years ago
In 1999 I interviewed Ken Naganuma, who at the time was deputy chairman of the 2002 Japan World Cup Organizing Committee. He was a Hiroshima survivor. Hiroshima was bombed on Aug. 6, 1945.
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