Recent Robert Burns Articles
Sure, Ronaldo's Gone, But There's Plenty Of Excitement
by Robert Burns (Preview | Fox Sports World - July 15)
With football's summer transfer window remaining open to a strong draft until the first of September, there's still plenty of time for some major moves in the English Premier League. more details | go to article

Mission Impossible? Nothing New For U.S. Team
by Robert Burns (Preview | Fox Sports World - June 23)
It's difficult to imagine a more daunting task than the one facing the U.S. men's national team currently in South Africa. more details | go to article

Soap Opera Conclusion For Ryan's Hope
by Robert Burns (Analysis | Fox Sports World - September 28)
Soccer is an emotional sport. If you don't believe that, you've never watched a World Cup match or celebrated in the streets of Rio de Janeiro or Rome after a big victory. more details | go to article

2005 U.S. Open Cup Format Unveiled
by Robert Burns (Preview | Fox Sports World - February 4)
When the 2005 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup kicks off in June, a record number of teams from across the country will be participating. In all, 42 teams — 26 professional and 16 amateur — will be competing for the Dewar Cup, which happens to be the oldest trophy in American team sports. more details | go to article

American Fans Still Waiting For A Prominent Attacker To Make His Mark
by Robert Burns (Profile/Interview | Fox Sports World - December 1)
With the 2004 MLS season in the books, what better time to focus on a few American players who are now plying their trades across the pond - Landon Donovan and Clint Mathis. The biggest story for American soccer this past week was the announcement that the United States' golden boy, Landon Donovan, will indeed return to Germany and honor his contract with the Bundesliga's Bayer Leverkusen. Also: what happened to Mathis? more details | go to article

Popular Robert Burns Articles
Sure, Ronaldo's Gone, But There's Plenty Of Excitement
by Robert Burns (Preview | Fox Sports World - July 15)
With football's summer transfer window remaining open to a strong draft until the first of September, there's still plenty of time for some major moves in the English Premier League. more details | go to article


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