1:Transfers, Loans And Fond Farewells:
02/02 Greg Lalas (Goal.com)
The Goal.com editors join in on a final Roundtable with Greg Lalas, who is moving onto other ventures. Topics include the close of the January transfer window, US players abroad, and the signing of Steve Ralston by AC St. Louis.
2:Rate A Player, World Cup Chances:
02/09 Andrea Canales (Goal.com)
The Goal.com North America editors are back to hash things out regarding the Everton-Liverpool derby and whose chances are improving or not to go to South Africa 2010.
3:Here, There And Back Again:
02/23 Andrea Canales (Goal.com)
The North American editors discuss the upcoming USA match, the MLS labor dispute, and the race for fourth place in the Premier League.
4:World Cup Roster Shock, Or Not?:
05/18 Allen Ramsey (Goal.com)
The Goal.com editors hash out the latest World Cup rosters.
5:Is The U.S. Team Overconfident?:
05/19 Martin Rogers (Yahoo)
Analysis and injury updates from Yahoo! Sports' soccer writer Martin Rogers at the national team's soccer camp in Princeton, New Jersey. (2:41 video clip)
6:Wembley Pitch Could Wreck World Cup Dream For England Stars, Warns Blackpool Play-Off Hero Gary Taylor-Fletcher:
05/23 Matt Barlow (Daily Mail (UK))
His message came as England captain Rio Ferdinand urged the FA to stop ripping up the pitch to host non-football events.
7:2008 MLS Eastern Conference In Brief:
03/26 No Author Listed (Soccer America)
Rosters, schedules and stats for MLS Eastern Conference teams.
8:Eastern Conference Preview:
03/28 Steven Goff (Washington Post)
Teams Listed in predicted order of finish:
9:Pot Of Gold:
05/22 Marc Connolly (US National Soccer Players Association)
With the US roster for the Gold Cup about to be announced and the Champions' League final in the same week, USSoccerPlayers' Marc Connolly and Ian Plenderleith had no choice but to get together for another version of the Writers' Roundtable.
10:Score One For San Jose Soccer Players, Fans:
02/08 Tracy Seipel (San Jose Mercury News)
Ten years after San Jose taxpayers approved funding to build a regional soccer complex, the end may be in sight.
11:USA Winger Alejandro Bedoya Cites Personal Trainer For Meteoric Rise:
05/24 Zac Lee Rigg (Goal.com)
The winger explains his rise to the cusp of the World Cup.
12:Russian Referees Have Been Bribed, Beaten And Even Murdered... Corruption Is Still At A Very High Level:
05/22 Ian Gallagher (Daily Mail (UK))
Lord Triesman’s World Cup bribery allegations have been given credence by Russia’s leading football analyst, who claims his country is unfit to host the tournament.
13:Does Freddy Adu Deserve A Call-Up To The USA Squad?:
02/20 Aaron West (Goal.com)
Midfield maestro Freddy Adu has scored in each of his last two games with Aris FC in Greece. The 20-year-old fell out of the picture of the United States national team several months ago, so Americans abroad specialist Aaron West and associate editor Zac Lee Rigg discuss Adu's recent rising stock with an eye on the World Cup in June.
14:Tim Howard Proud Of American Goalkeeping Pedigree:
05/23 Shane Evans (Goal.com)
The American comes from a solid line of quality shot-stoppers.
15:Pele Says World Cup Games Should Have 5 Officials:
02/22 Martha Mendoza (Yahoo)
Pele says FIFA should field a match official behind each goal to assist the referee at the World Cup and avoid scandals like Diego Maradona’s infamous handball at the 1986 tournament.
16:Scouting Report: Holland:
03/01 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
The United States National Team has spent a large portion of the past two months in training camp. That included games against two Central American opponents in friendly matches. None of this included the players most believe will be crucial to the team's success this summer.
17:Scouting Report: El Salvador:
02/22 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
United States National Team coach Bob Bradley continues his quest to finalize his 23-player roster for the World Cup when the Americans take on El Salvador on Wednesday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.
18:10 Questions With... Brian Ching:
02/18 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
With a week to go before the US plays El Salvador in Tampa, I spoke with Ching about what he needs to do over the next few months to play at the World Cup, his National Team highlights, and what he does when he’s not kicking a ball.
19:10 Questions With... Vincenzo Bernardo:
01/28 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
Although many Americans have found success in the English Premier League, very few have had a chance to play in Italy’s Serie A. In 2006, New Jersey-native Vincenzo Bernardo signed with Napoli’s youth team, putting himself in position to be the first American-born player in Serie A since Alexi Lalas donned a Padova jersey in 1994.
20:10 To Watch In 2010:
12/10 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
With the start of a new year upon us, it’s worth taking a look at the 10 players who are most likely to stand out in 2010.
21:Early Scouting Group C:
12/04 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
World Cup draws have traditionally not been kind to the United States. That tradition (finally!) came to an end Friday in Cape Town.
22:USA '09: What We've Learned:
11/26 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
The United States played a record number of games this year (24) and put together some memorable performances along the way.
23:Holden: This Is A Big Tournament For All Of Us:
07/18 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
It must feel good to be Stuart Holden right now. After an impressive string of performances for the US in the first round of the Gold Cup, Holden is ready to take on Panama in the quarterfinals Saturday to help the Americans remain in the hunt to win the CONCACAF trophy for a third straight time.
24:Scouting Report: Honduras:
07/07 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
Honduran midfielder Carlos Costly may have never heard of former Jets quarterback Joe Namath, but he imitated the former NFL great by guaranteeing a victory.
25:Scouting Report: Costa Rica:
06/02 Clemente Lisi (US National Soccer Players Association)
Costa Rica may be the most underrated national side in the World. While the US remains one of the heavy favorites to grab one of the three automatic spots awarded to CONCACAF for next year’s World Cup, the Ticos have also emerged as contenders for the right to play in South Africa.

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