August 24, 2011

- This week's Mondays with McCall takes video form.

- Abby Wambach will be making an appearance at Saturday's WPS Championship game. Also, the WPS Championship trophy is en route to Rochester.

- If you've been wondering why Equalizer Soccer has been quiet for the past week or so, here you go.

- Devo looks at the big week for the Flash and the Rhinos. 

- Dan Lauletta looks at the Philly-WNY match up. 

- USL PRO looks at how the Rhinos are gearing up for Friday night. 

- The Harrisburg City Islanders are playing a friendly with the Philadelphia Union tonight ahead of Friday night's game in Rochester. 

- Did Jurgen Klinsmann really have no use for tactics in his previous coaching stints?

- SBI.net looks at who Klinsmann should call up next. 

- It looks like the Rangers trio will be there. 

- UEFA said it was OK that Carlos Bocanegra played in Rangers' Europa League qualifier. 

- The Missouri Comets and the KC Command of the Arena Football League are working together. 

- Here is a cool behind the scenes video from the Chicago Fire that comes from their recent match versus Toronto FC. 

- Soccer Almanac rates the top 10 local MLS broadcasters. 

- Soccer America does a Q&A with Jimmy Conrad about his retirement. 

- If you know Spanish, check out this behind the scenes of Cesc Fabregas' move from Arsenal to Barcelona. 

- The Free Beer Movement wants NBC to be gentle to MLS and their fans. 

- Euan Holden, Stuart's brother, scored a sick goal over the weekend. 

- Egypt is reportedly going to make a call on Bob Bradley next week. 

- Freddy Adu gets to focus on playing this time around in MLS. 

- It's MLS Cup or bust for the LA Galaxy after the Keane addition. 

- Seattle won and Colorado drew in CCL action last night. 

- Did Jose Mourinho really write this? Seriously?

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