Tag: Jeff Agoos
20 YEARS ON: PART II (Repost): What playing the beautiful game meant to the NYPD team after the 911 tragedy
No one has to remind New York City police Sgt. Peter Meehan what soccer means to him and his team.
Read More
BUCKEYE STATE CLASHES (PART I): 2001: The first dos cero between USMNT and El Tri
A half hour into the match with Mexico, the U.S. was living its worst World Cup nightmare.
Read MoreBUCKEYE STATE CLASHES (2001): The first dos cero between USMNT and El Tri
A half hour into the match with Mexico, the U.S. was living its worst World Cup nightmare. The Americans already had lost their most dangerous scoring threat, Brian McBride to a swollen eye, and their best playmaker, Claudio Reyna, was hobbling around with a strained groin muscle.
Read More
20 YEARS ON: PART II: Repost: What playing the beautiful game meant to the NYPD team after the 911 tragedy
No one has to remind New York City police Sgt. Peter Meehan what soccer means to him and his team.
Read More
IT WAS 19 YEARS AGO TODAY: When USMNT stunned Mexico with a dos a cero result at the World Cup
When the U.S. national team takes on Mexico, both sides usually find themselves in a rut.
Read MoreIT WAS 20 YEARS AGO TODAY: USMNT freezes out Mexico in the first WCQ dos a cero vs. Mexico
A half hour into the match with Mexico, the United States was living its worst World Cup qualifying nightmare.
Read MoreGOODBYE, COLUMBUS: Looking back at one writer’s sweet 17 memorable matches at MAPFRE Stadium
It has been known by many names, including Columbus Crew Stadium, MAPFRE Stadium and even the erector set because it looked like one.
Read More
THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST: MLS announces The 25 Greatest (BWP makes the list)
Major League Soccer Wednesday announced The 25 Greatest, honoring the 25 brightest stars in league history.
Read More
OFFSIDE REMARKS: Looking back at 24 personal MLS Cups since 1996
The rain was incessant.
Read More
IT WAS 23 YEARS AGO TODAY: When USMNT recorded a precious and rare point in Mexico in WCQ
A little more than half hour into its critical World Cup qualifier against Mexico on Nov. 2, 1997, the U.S. national team was facing its ultimate nightmare and worst-case scenario.
Read MoreLOOKING BACK – PART II: Repost: What playing the beautiful game meant to the NYPD team after the 911 tragedy
No one has to remind New York City police Sgt. Peter Meehan what soccer means to him and his team.
Read More
JOINING THE CLUB: Mondelo inducted into ENYSSA Hall of Fame
Talk about working your way up and paying your dues.
Read More
