Free Headers: MNUFC trying to stick to the script
Minnesota United isn't throwing away the plan... just trying to execute it.
Minnesota United isn't throwing away the plan... just trying to execute it.
MNUFC's coaches and players hear the boos, and they don't blame the fans. Admitting there's a problem is a step in the right direction, but what comes next?
On October 6, St. Paul will host a renewing of one of the great rivalries in sports, by which we mean people from Racine against the forces of good.
Minnesota had a lot of good moments against San Diego... but close wasn't quite enough for three points.
Emptying the notebook ahead of the Loons taking on San Diego.
Minnesota sits at .500, and has one of the lowest payrolls in the league. They're hovering right around the playoff line. Fans can be bitingly critical of the perceived lack of investment from the ownership suite, and as the deadline to add to the team approaches, many are
We must begin by acknowledging something that most of us understand: there is no fixing the MLS All-Star Game, or for that matter any other All-Star Game. The very first All-Star Game was in baseball, in 1933, and it was organized by the sports editor of the
Soccer and Minnesota United FC... and more.
The Loons played an extra striker against Vancouver - but two strikers against four defenders aren't that much better than one striker against four defenders.
News and notes from Minnesota soccer - free to read.
xG+xA is great, Goals added is great, futi ratings are amazing. But there's a simpler way to look at whether a transfer or signing succeeded.
I always thought I needed the support of a larger outlet, for soccer writing. Now I'm trying it without one - but I need your support.
Every dad in the world wants you to know just one thing, right now, after the World Cup Final: defense wins championships. I wasn't alone with my feelings about the semifinals of this World Cup. France, my thinking went, had one of the greatest attacks ever assembled, and
Whenever there's a World Cup, men's or women's, the prevailing attitude across American soccer tends to be along the lines of "well, people are watching, here's our chance." It's an attitude that's not without precedent. The
We have reached the quarterfinal stage of the World Cup, which is when it transitions from being a worldwide celebration of soccer to being the European championships, with special guests Brazil and Argentina. This is the ninth men's World Cup since the fall of the Iron Curtain and
"Oh, he's just having an off day." This is one of those things that happens in every single sport, and probably every human endeavor. Anyone who's ever bombed a test in school or snapped in a meeting at work knows the feeling. And for
Maybe it's for the best that the USA's 2-0 win against Bosnia-Herzegovina happened the way it did. It is, after all, the way we like it. The Americans were up 1-0 at halftime and it pretty easily could have been 3-0; Bosnia