Monthly Archives: March 2015

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CLIFF BROWN

Great memories Alan, except for me diving into your knee! Many great names and players. I miss those days as I age. I was so fortunate to play with the likes of you, Bobby Moore, Mike England, Harry Redknapp, those you mention, and so many more! But I also will never forget how you personally [...]

TOMMY JENKINS

Funny thing happened to me this week amidst my bout of being ‘out of the game’, and and the first sign was a name coming up on my mobile telephone and what a lovely surprise as Tommy Jenkins name flashed up. Tommy is a gem and one of those rough diamonds that they used to [...]

By | 2017-05-22T21:31:03+00:00 March 28th, 2015|Alan Ball, Alan Hudson, Seattle Sounders, TOMMY JENKINS|0 Comments

CLASSIC DISGRACE

CLASSIC DISGRACE   After watching Everton join the rest of our Premier League Chumps by crashing out of the ‘Thursday Cup’ I waited for ‘Super Sunday’ to see what the difference was between the Spanish and English league.  Okay, I already knew that Barcelona and Real Madrid haves the far superior individuals, although [...]

By | 2017-05-22T21:31:04+00:00 March 23rd, 2015|Alan Hudson, England, Everton, Football|0 Comments

SEATTLE V’S NEW ENGLAND

I turned to Fox Sports to watch the opening match of the season, having just seen Orlando play New York City a few hours prior. Firstly, the Orlando match - with 63,000 supporters inside the Citrus Bowl - was a total joke with the two main “superstars” the Spanish World Cup and Champions League winner, [...]

SEATTLE ARE CUP FAVORITES

Forecasting Major League Soccer seasons before the first ball has even been kicked is a fool’s errand. In a league with salary-cap-enforced parity and a steady churn of player turnover, clubs dramatically ebb and flow from year to year. See: D.C. United, which finished bottom of the Eastern Conference in 2013 and first a season [...]