Tag: Chris Armas
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REVENGE: Mocked by ManU players as ‘Ted Lasso’ last year, Armas returns to Old Trafford as Leeds interim coach
In the wake of Jesse Marsch’s firing on Monday, former Red Bulls head coach Chris Armas appears set to take on an interim role with Leeds United against Manchester United on Wednesday.
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SACKED: Leeds United fires Marsch, who become an interesting candidate for USMNT coaching job
Jesse Marsch has been sacked – again.
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LIVE AT LEEDS: McKennie is ready to add to EPL’s unique American connection
Weston McKennie is ready to go at Leeds United.
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AN ALL-AMERICAN MIDFIELD: Report: Juventus loans McKennie to Leeds United
Just call Leeds United America’s team.
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LEEDS RE-UNITED: Armas joins Marsch as an assistant head coach
Former Red Bulls head coach Chris Armas has been reunited with his one-time boss of his MLS club, Jesse Marsch.
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LEEDS REUNION: Reports: Armas to join former Red Bulls head coach Marsch at EPL club
It looks like there will be a reunion at Leeds United.
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A MENTOR OF CAPTAINS: Bob Montgomery coached USMNT’s Windischmann and gave some sage advice to Adams
It’s pretty rare for anyone to coach one future national team player, let alone a captain of a World Cup side.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Adams, a vital USMNT performer, deserves to be the team captain in Qatar
You can tell much about an athlete about his or her actions, not only on the playing field, but off of it as well.
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HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH (Day 11): Armas looks back on his career after his final game (2007)
As he walked off the Gillette Stadium pitch Thursday night, Chicago Fire captain and midfielder Chris Armas realized the Eastern Conference semifinal loss to the New England Revolution probably his final game of his MLS career.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: NYCFC is plagued by a Quintuple-Edged Sword in its stretch run
At the 1991 Women’s World Cup in China, the local media used the phrase Triple-Edged Sword to describe the U.S. women’s national team triumvirate and its lethal goal-scoring trio of Michelle Akers, Carin Gabarra and April Heinrichs.
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WHO’S WHO: Mondelo on each player on the 1995 Rough Riders championship team
Former Long Island Rough Riders coach Alfonso Mondelo, who directed the club to its first championship in 1995, several years ago was asked to comment about each player on that team.
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LONG ISLAND’S OWN: 27 years ago, Rough Riders ruled USISL on a dramatic, late goal by Savarese
Long Island professional soccer probably will never see a team like that again.
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