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Long Island University, Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach and Assistant Equipment Manager

Long Island University, Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach and Assistant Equipment Manager. Position: 12 month – Full-time position. Responsibilities include assisting the Head Coach in all aspects of an NCAA Division I soccer program. Including, but not limited to, coaching, recruiting, scheduling, travel management and academic monitoring and development of student-athletes. Additionally responsibilities will include assisting […]

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Another Extraordinary Debut for Pato

BBC columnist Tim Vickery, for one, isn’t surprised at Sunday’s bright start made by AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato, in which the he scored one and was involved in several others during Milan’s 5-2 rout of Napoli. Vickery, the BBC’s South American correspondent, recalls the Brazilian’s professional debut for Internacional against Palmeiras two years ago. […]

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Club America wins InterLiga

[MEXICO] Club America beat Cruz Azul on penalty kicks after a 3-3 tie at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., in front of a sellout crowd of 27,000 to win the second final of the InterLiga tournament and earn a spot in the Libertadores Cup. In the first final, Atlas downed San Luis, 3-0. Atlas will play off against Bolivia’s La Paz FC for a Libertadores Cup berth.

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Michael Bradley scores 7th of the season

[AMERICANS ABROAD] Heerenveen midfielder Michael Bradley scored a 27th minute goal to give his Dutch Eredivisie team a 2-0 lead over Utrecht, which bounced back to earn a 2-2 tie. It was 20-year-old’s seventh goal of the season for the seventh-place Heerenveen, which is nine points behind leader PSV. In England, Fulham’s battle against relegation took another blow while Everton continued its fight to break into the top four.

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Well-grounded Hamlett moves up

[MLS WATCH] It took more than a decade for Denis Hamlett to secure his first job as a head coach, but at least he didn’t have to leave town to find it. The longtime Fire assistant coach, who worked under head coaches Bob Bradley, Dave Sarachan and Juan Carlos Osorio, was officially named Friday as the replacement for Osorio, who left after just five months on the job to coach the New York Red Bulls. Soccer America’s Ridge Mahoney explains why Hamlett is well-suited for the job.

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Chelsea Signs $30 Million Anelka

Chelsea finally gotten its man: Frenchman Nicolas Anelka has completed his transfer from Bolton in a deal worth between $27 and $30 million, according to various reports. Bolton had already rejected Chelsea’s first offer on Monday, but agreed to sell the striker on Friday after receiving an improved bid. The Blues were desperate to find […]

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Hamlett Named Fire Coach

Longtime assistant coach Denis Hamlett will soon be named Chicago Fire head coach, says the Southtown Star’s Nick Firchau. An unnamed source said the club made a formal approach to Hamlett on Thursday and that he would accept the offer as early as Friday. Hamlett, 39, has been with the Fire since the team’s inception […]

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International Weekend TV Schedule

After a week off because of play in the FA Cup, the English Premier League resumes with nine games available on U.S. television. Leader Arsenal hosts Birmingham Saturday, while second-place Manchester United plays Newcastle in the Magpies’ first game since the exit of Manager Sam Allardyce. Play also resumes in Italy’s Serie A after its winter break. In Spain, leader Real Madrid travels to last-place Levante on Saturday.

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2008 MLS SuperDraft Order

The expansion San Jose Earthquakes have the top pick in the 2008 MLS SuperDraft, which will be held next Friday at the NSCAA Convention in Baltimore (TV: ESPN2, 2 pm ET). Four teams — FC Dallas (No. 2 and 8), Real Salt Lake (No. 3 and 14), Chicago (No. 7 and 12) and Toronto FC (No. 9 and 10) — currently hold two first-round picks.

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2008 adidas MLS Combine Rosters

Ohio State’s Honduran-born Roger Espinoza was a late addition to the Generation adidas class of ’08 and he took part in action at the adidas MLS Combine. He was teamed with Wake Forest’s Julian Valentin, who needed 30 stitched after being kicked by Espinoza in the 2007 Men’s College Cup final. For all the attendees and schedule …

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