Tuesday's Upside: Games Past

Their Words

For me, the best part of it all was sharing the moment and that feeling with my teammates. Throughout the whole World Cup, you could see the spirit and the strength of the team, and it was reflected in the way we celebrated goals. USA midfielder Michael Bradley on scoring against Slovenia in the 2010 World Cup.

Other Sources

Put Eric Wynalda in the Win-Now Category - from The NY Times' Jack Bell: "If this continues it will get worse.”

Houston's Kinnear: Davis not available for MLS Cup - from MLSsoccer.com's Darrell Lovell: “Unavailable,” Kinnear said.

Can the Dynamo win one for De La Hoya? - from Yahoo! Sports' Martin Rogers: "I will definitely be going in there to give the guys a motivational speech."

Galaxy burned in past in pressure cooker - from The Carson Daily Breeze's Nick Green: So the weight of expectation would appear to lie most heavily upon the Galaxy....

Jay Heaps chosen as next Revolution coach - from The NY Times Frank Dell'Apa: Since Heaps’s playing career ended, he has been working at Morgan Stanley’s private wealth division....

With Sounders recent success, Schmid is thinking of bigger goals - from The Seattle Times' Joshua Mayers: So why the shift?

David Beckham beats out Charlie Davies for MLS comeback player of the year - from The Washington Post's Steven Goff: But just the fact that he was playing again should’ve been enough to win the award.

De Rosario filling out checklist - from The Toronto Globe and Mail's Paul Attfield: “but being selected as an MVP candidate is a huge honour and one I’m very thankful for.”

David Beckham, Los Angeles Galaxy need to cut ties - from The Newark Star-Ledger's Frank Giase: But at some point it has to be about soccer, and there were far too many times where it just wasn’t.

For all his faults, Fabio's faith in his young Lions could make England roar - from The Evening Standard's Jason Cowley: Of late, his tactics and selections have been much bolder and more flexible.

Why a half-empty Wembley is not disastrous news for the FA - from The Guardian's Matt Scott: Of course the FA would have preferred Wembley to be full for the Sweden game as well.

David Ginola to sue Gerard Houllier over book remarks - from BBC Sport's Jimmy Smallwood: "Stop singling David out."

Tweet This

@Wynalda11 - Eric Wynalda: Well the good news here is that you can only really see the ball when its in front of slovenia's goal! Sending numbers forward, like it!