Articles tagged with "new york red bulls"
The Offside Podcast, Episode 23
By Daryl | May 15th, 2008On episode 23 Ian interviews Neil Dunkin, author of "Anfield of Dreams." Topics include the many highlights of supporting Liverpool over the last 50 years, including the genius that was Kenny Dalglish and the goalscoring machine that is Fernando Torr ...
Do You Have a Question for Jimmy Conrad?
By Laurie | May 15th, 2008Our very own Dave Martinez of the Red Bulls Offside has scored yet another journalistic coup by landing an interview with US international and Kansas City Wizards defender Jimmy Conrad. In order to do the interview right, he's asking for your help. ...
Episode 23: Neil Dunkin and US Soccer Report
By Ian Rose | May 15th, 2008After a number of hurdles, we're happy to say that we have finally gotten (somewhat) the knack of phone interviews, and so we are thrilled this week to welcome our first featured guest on the show, lifelong Liverpool fan and author Neil Dunkin, whose ...
LA Galaxy vs. Red Bulls. Watching the Game? Leave Comments
By Laurie | May 10th, 2008I think I've finally found a Sopcast stream, so I may be able to watch the game. (How much does it annoy me that I have to go through this for so many games this season? A lot. That's how much.) And not only that, my pirate stream has commentary ...
Did ya miss me? Oh, and we lost
By Melissa | April 28th, 2008Hello everybody! Its been a tough couple of days without the internet at my disposal but now I'm back in the Bay Area and back to regularly checking The MLS Offside blogs a kajillion times a day. Lucky for me, over the weekend, my friend kept me up ...
The Offside Podcast, Episode 20
By Daryl | April 23rd, 2008On episode 20, the podcast crew discuss the Champions League semis (no one predicted John Arne Riise's header) the wonders of Leo Messi and the big Chelsea vs Man Utd game in the Premiership this weekend. There's also more MLS for you, including San ...
San Jose v New York preview
By Melissa | April 22nd, 2008I'm leaving town this weekend so you get the preview a bit early. And what's in store for us against the Red Bulls? We beat them once in pre-season and then we lost our mojo. But we got it back on Saturday against Colorado so I'm crossing my finge ...
Player Rankings...with girls!!!
By Robert | April 15th, 2008Welcome to the world’s most favorite player ranking system, the one with the girls. If you missed my New York Red Bull game recap check it out here. But if you just want to see scantily dressed, beautiful women stop reading now and skip ahead. ...
Guns and Roses, FC Dallas, what more do you need?
By Robert | April 13th, 2008I was thinking of ways to help transform Pizza Hut Park into one of the world’s most imposing places to play, right along the likes of Estadio da Luz, La Bombonera and anywhere in Italy where they throw motorcycles, pig head’s and refrigerators o ...
And the dancing? Midseason form
By Melissa | March 24th, 2008So my co-worker just reminded me I am supposed to spend all day in the office today. There are a few new Quakes articles out there in internet-land and I'll try to get something up about them after I get home. Until then, enjoy the highlights of Saturda
The Earthquakes have an Easter present for you
By Melissa | March 23rd, 2008And your gift is... a 3-0 pounding of the NY Red Bulls! Happy Easter everyone. So we've got just one more friendly to go (Portland) before we kick off the MLS season in LA and against LA. I'm feeling positive. I'm feeling hopeful. And I'm feeling a
First-half Dorman goal enough for win ... luckily
By Sabin | July 15th, 2007In a bit of a snoozer, the New England Revolution walked away from Giants Stadium with a full three points, and -- thanks to some late-game heroics from FC Dallas -- a one-point cushion at the top of the Eastern Conference. For minutes at a time, the
TFC Continues to Recycle, Todd Dunivant and Collin Samuel Newest Additions
By Sam | June 28th, 2007So that's about three quarters of the MLS population that's been under contract with Toronto at some point or another. Yesterday, Mo made a few moves and landed us two new players, a defender and a striker. Leaving Toronto FC for New York is Kevin Gold
A Fan is not a rational being
By Tom | May 23rd, 2007I've been hesitant to call for Dave Sarachan's dismissal thus far. I've had moments, like after a 1,000 mile trip to Toronto to see schoolboy soccer, when I've leaned that way; then in the cold light of day, a former MLS executive convinced me to wait an
Happy homecoming?
By Chris | March 30th, 2007On August 26 2000, after scoring 4 goals—including an improbable half field dribble around five defenders – against a beleaguered Dallas side, Metrostar Clint Mathis was hailed as the long awaited scoring savior for both club and country. In the run u
CCC: Toronto give in to Houston's dynamism before grabbing the Bull by the horns
By Sam | March 29th, 2007Well, well well well. While Sam was out having a good time with fellow Albertan francophones/snowboarding in British Columbia, Sam's favourite MLS team was also up to good/no good, finally getting a taste of MLS action in the Carolina Challenge Cup. First
A Name to Remember: Jozy Altidore
By Bob | October 20th, 2006Soccer fans around the world know about the much hyped American teenager Freddy Adu, but in Saturday's match between Adu's DC United and the New York Red Bulls there will be another teenager on display who is starting to make a name of his own. Five mo
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