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Yallop Has No Regrets Over Leaving The Galaxy
by Andrew Rogers (Profile/Interview | ESPN - April 2)
Frank Yallop's successful first spell with the San Jose Earthquakes (winning MLS championships in 2001 and 2003) led L.A. Galaxy executives to believe he was the man to revive their misfiring team after the Galaxy missed the playoffs for the first time in team history in 2006. more details | go to article

U.S. Youth Still Lack Cutting Edge
by Andrew Rogers (Analysis | Soccer365 - August 30)
The US U-17’s bowed out of the World Cup in Korea this morning, after a spirited display against Germany. more details | go to article

Quavas Looks To Learn From Becks
by Andrew Rogers (Profile/Interview | Soccer365 - August 23)
The atmosphere surrounding the L.A. Galaxy has changed with the arrival of David Beckham and Quavas Kirk took a moment to speak with Soccer365 about the added security, playing with and learning from Becks and more… more details | go to article

Beckham's Star Quality A Burden For LA Galaxy
by Andrew Rogers (Profile/Interview | Telegraph - July 10)
With David Beckham's arrival in California less than 72 hours away, LA Galaxy general manager Alexi Lalas has admitted that signing the former England captain has had an adverse effect on the club. more details | go to article

Howard's Promotion Brings Memories Of A Fall From Grace.
by Andrew Rogers (Profile/Interview | Soccer Times - May 26)
(Saturday, May 26, 2007) -- With Tim Howard elevated to the starting job with the United States men, it brings back recollections of the mistake that led to his demise at Manchester United. more details | go to article

Howard's Promotion Brings Memories Of A Fall From Grace
by Andrew Rogers (Analysis | Soccer Times - May 26)
With Tim Howard elevated to the starting job with the United States men, it brings back recollections of the mistake that led to his demise at Manchester United. more details | go to article

U.S. Displays Improved Technical Skill
by Andrew Rogers (Analysis | ESPN - September 7)
The U.S. U-17 men's national team recently completed its tour of southern England in the Pepsi Invitational tournament (Aug. 30 - Sept. 3) leaving the players, coaches and fans with much to reflect on. more details | go to article

American Market Is Increasingly Attractive To European Powers.
by Andrew Rogers (Commentary | Soccer Times - July 25)
SUNBURY ON THAMES, England (Tuesday, July 25, 2006) -- Barcelona, Real Madrid and Chelsea. Are there any bigger clubs on the planet? Maybe one or two, but the point is they are teams that matter. Every word uttered and touch of the ball taken is analyzed and dissected in minute detail. These institutions are worshipped. more details | go to article

All Football Debates Lead To Rome Until 2010.
by Andrew Rogers (Commentary | Soccer Times - July 11)
LONDON (Tuesday, July 11, 2006) -- I remember watching polo in St. Moritz one winter and. being intrigued by a small group of people causing a scene outside the Cartier tent, I remember thinking to myself: "What was their problem, what did they want and where was security?" more details | go to article

American In England: Bottom To Near Top
by Andrew Rogers (Profile/Interview | USA Today - May 18)
LONDON — Eating beans on toast and earning $40 a week is not the life associated with emerging talents in English soccer. On the landscape of association football, however, Jay DeMerit is no ordinary player. more details | go to article

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