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UEFA Champions League: Fox Soccer’s hot property
Fox Soccer Channel, now in its 13th year, is only one of many properties Fox is using to showcase European Champions League programming.
Backline: Rodriguez turns attention to MLS’s long-range planning
In nearly a decade of employment with Major League Soccer, Nelson Rodriguez is well regarded within the ranks but nearly unknown outside of them.
The new Galacticos
North American fans were to get a sneak preview of the new-look Real Madrid with superstars Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka when the Spanish club faced MLS clubs Toronto FC and D.C. United in early August.
MLS: The Garber decade
Since coming over from the National Football League in 1999, Don Garber has presided over a decade marked by turmoil and growth.
MLS: Forecast clouded but far from gloomy
Commissioner Don Garber, who begins his second decade in charge of Major League Soccer, and other sports executives give their insights on the present state and future of America’s soccer league, which is coming off a period of growth yet has been hit by the same economic issues that have hurt other sports.
Soccer America Classifieds
Welcome to Soccer America Classifieds, Soccer America’s email newsletter connecting soccer companies and organizations to Soccer America members each week. Soccer America Classifieds feature soccer classified advertisements on the latest soccer job openings, soccer products and soccer opportunities. Read Soccer America Classifieds each Wednesday.
U.S. Soccer: World Cup Chief Bidder Interview
Former television executive David Downs is spearheading the U.S. efforts to land either the 2018 or 2022 World Cup.
MLS Players Take Power
Their titles range from president to technical director to general manager, and their duties and responsibilities differ greatly, but former players are rapidly filling MLS front-office positions.
MLS: A-Team Takes on San Jose
First owned by MLS, then owned or operated by various out-of-town ownership groups, and finally shipped off to Houston, the former San Jose franchise never took root in the Bay Area. But a group fronted by Oakland A’s co-owners Lew Wolff and John Fisher is gearing up to launch the expansion Quakes this spring.
The game IS the business
If we forget the business of soccer is the game…maybe there won’t be a business at all
Measure for tourney success. Then do it again, and again
Using business techniques can help your tournament create metrics of success
Six Simple Tips To Find Volunteers
Volunteers are your most valuable resource. How do you find them?
Why I’m Not Likely to Own a Women’s Pro Team
But here’s where I’d start if I did own a team…
Creating partnerships key to grassroots success
Partnerships with businesses, cities, schools and other soccer organizations will build your success.
Soccer Glass Filling, But Not Simple to Reach
Advice for both soccer sponsors and organizations.
How to run your soccer ‘biz’ like a pro
Your soccer organization may need to start running like a “real business.”
Is Women’s Pro Soccer Doomed Again?
Better to erase forever the illusion that winning the World Cup can deliver the sport.
The Politics of Building Soccer Fields
Practical tips to make soccer fields are high on local politician’s “to do” list!
Tournaments: Who To Blame When It Rains?
What can a host club do when rain pours on its tournament?
Pick-up Games and The Soccer Project
Soccer is unique among sports in the world because pick-up games happen in every corner of the globe.
Getting grants takes persistence
Grants may be a potential funding source for your soccer club or organization.
Awaiting Soccer’s Double Scoop of Success
It is time for professional soccer to create a truly unique experience for its audience.
