Tag: Toronto Metros-Croatia
OFFSIDE REMARKS: A special Valentine to the most beautiful game
With Tuesday being Valentine’s Day, my thoughts obviously turn to love.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Recalling a memorable match on the day The King died
It was quite easy for me to remember the 45th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley — on Aug. 16, 1977.
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DEJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN: RNYFC’s Open Cup win has a familiar ring to it
If Rochester New York FC’s win in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup over FC Motown had a familiar ring do it, well it.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: A special Valentine to the most beautiful game
With Sunday being Valentine’s Day, my thoughts obviously turn to love.
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DERBY WEEK, PART III: Rochester vs. Toronto was a soccer war, sometimes just a war and then some
In 2015, former Red Bulls head coach Jesse Marsch hit the nail on the head when he talked about his team’s very first encounter with New York City FC.
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DERBY WEEK, PART III: Rochester vs. Toronto was a soccer war, sometimes just a war and then some
In 2015, former Red Bulls head coach Jesse Marsch hit the nail on the head when he talked about his team’s very first encounter with New York City FC.
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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 44th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley — on Aug. 16, 1977.
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SOME HOME COOKING: A history of openers for the original Rochester Lancers
With the Rochester Lancers kicking off two seasons with a doubleheader at Charles A. Schiano Sr. Field at Aquinas Institute Sunday afternoon, it is fitting to look back at the 14 home openers of the original version of the team.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: A special Valentine to the most beautiful game
With Sunday being Valentine’s Day, my thoughts obviously turn to love.
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YOU WANT PLAYOFF CONFUSION?: This chaotic game happened in the NASL in 1977
Saturday’s chaotic MLS Cup Playoff game and refereeing confusion between Orlando City SC and New York City FC certainly wasn’t the first time that headaches occurred in a professional soccer postseason encounter.
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HONORING DAMIR: Former Arrows, Lancers teammates mourn, remember Sutevski
There was little doubt that Damir Sutevski was a good soccer player.
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A MAN FOR ALL SOCCER SEASONS: Two phone calls changed Damir Sutevski’s life as he played for four championship teams, indoors and out
Disgruntled with his lack of playing time with Dinamo Zagreb in then Yugoslavia in 1974, 19-year-old right wing Damir Sutevski faced a major life decision: Keep playing with the club or seek employment elsewhere.
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