All Entries Tagged With: "Charlie Davies"
MLS Preseason Winners and Losers
Tweet By Connor Walsh The 2012 Major League Soccer is nearly upon us. Indeed– tonight, three MLS sides take to the pitch in the CONCACAF Champions League, all with a chance to do what Real Salt Lake nearly did a year ago: deliver MLS its first continental championship. Back in league play, the 2011 fairytale [...]
Davies Lawsuit A Sad, Irresponsible and Tragic Setback In A Storybook Comeback
Tweet By Puck With the MLS playoffs underway, our domestic league will be getting a lot of attention over the next few weeks. Will a squad with a designated player finally lift the MLS Cup? Can a disappointing season from the New York Red Bulls, made only palatable by a late, solid run of form, [...]
Assessing The Charlie Davies Loan: Europe Or Bust?
Tweet By Andrew Villegas Yeoman Dwayne De Rosario has one goal every 173 minutes this year. Sebastien Le Toux has one every 270. Rising Star Brek Shea? One every 241 minutes. And Charlie Davies, that death-defying, on-loan, one-time USMNT’er? He’s scored one goal every 137 minutes, better than them all. Yet, there Davies is every [...]
The Wacky World of MLS Playoff Standings
Tweet By Andrew Villegas Take a second to look at the up-to-the-moment playoff standings for MLS. What strikes you? If you’re anything like most people, it’s that the New York Red Bulls – is it wrong that I automatically think to add “machine” to the [...]
Bradley Faces Tough Gold Cup Choices in Next Two Weeks
Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon Obviously, this was a slow news week. Fortunately, there was at least one big story: Bob Bradley expects to announce his final roster for the 2011 Gold Cup in the next two weeks, with a target release date set in a five day period, May 16-20. As most our readers [...]
Charlie Davies Comeback Hits a Bump in the Road, Agudelo’s Future, and other Mid-Week MLS Musings
Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon Last week was one of the more eventful seven day periods in the history of MLS thanks o Real Salt Lake’s 2-2 draw at Monterrey, and with the return leg Wednesday night providing the Claret and Cobalt an opportunity to be the first MLS side to win the competition in [...]
As Scoring Goes, So Goes MLS, And Other Thoughts on Week One
Tweet By Andrew Villegas What did we learn from Week 1 of the MLS season? As scoring goes, so will go the MLS and the popularity of soccer in America. Americans love scoring. And it’s why the collective “they” of the American sports psyche have kept soccer at an arm’s length for so long: “Why [...]
MLS Preview: Intriguing Subplot Number Six: Charlie Davies: The Comeback, The Player, The Human Being?
Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon This is the second of seven pieces highlighting the most intriguing subplots of the upcoming MLS season. Our first two preview pieces are linked below: Number 7: Omar Bravo: Next Designated Player to Fail, or is Sporting KC the place for a revival? MLS Eastern Conference Preview: Five Most Intriguing [...]
Champions League, Charlie Davies to DC United, and Other Observations
Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon Three thoughts on the week that was for your Friday morning, with a Puck’s Friday Happy Hour I think you’ll find excellent and a weekend preview piece coming on a big Friday here at The Yanks Are Coming. Let’s not delay—there’s plenty to get to, and there is no place [...]
Yanks Abroad: December 8-21 Edition
Tweet Did you miss me last week? You didn’t even realize I was gone? That’s cold broseph. Well regardless, I’m here with your December update. Even without the full weekend slate of EPL action, there were quite a few fixtures for me to give you the run down on. Check out what went down and [...]
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