Tag Archives: China

New Markets Are Challenging MLS Appeal For Europe’s Name Players

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Robert Hay

In the beginning, MLS was a little league that merited little notice internationally. On occasion an all star went overseas and their previous career was noted by pundits, but MLS itself was paid little heed by the Sky Sports of … Continue reading →

Posted in Major League Soccer, MLS Talk, Uncategorized | Tagged A-League, Alessandro Del Piero, Australia, China, Chinese Super League, David Beckham, Del Piero, Didier Drogba, European Leagues, International Soccer, MLS, Nicolas Anelka, Sydney FC, Thierry Henry | 9 Comments

Why A 2026 U.S. World Cup is Not A Slam Dunk

Posted on December 4, 2010 by Robert Hay

In the wake of Thursday’s loss to Qatar in maybe the only place U.S. soccer can lose to them (the FIFA boardroom), many American soccer fans tried to rally their spirits by immediately turning their focus to the 2026 World … Continue reading →

Posted in MLS Talk, Uncategorized | Tagged Australia, Canada, China, CONCACAF, FIFa, FIFA World Cup, Qatar, South Africa | 31 Comments

Tag Archives: China

New Markets Are Challenging MLS Appeal For Europe’s Name Players

Why A 2026 U.S. World Cup is Not A Slam Dunk

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