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Tag Archives: soccer
Wherefore The Tank
In writing this, I feel it is worthwhile to comment at the outset that I am not referring to the tank in its role as a key aspect of armored military technology, but rather in terms of the tank job … Continue reading
On The Power Of Habit: The CONCACAF Octogonal Of 2022
I do not tend to feel, personally, that I have the credibility to attack people for being creatures of habit. Every week, I go into the grocery store and buy basically the same food to eat at work for snacks … Continue reading
Book Review: Soccer Under The Swatstika
Soccer Under The Swatstika: Stories Of Survival And Resistance During The Holocaust, by Kevin E. Simpson I have to admit that this is the first book I have ever read that focuses on soccer and its role in Nazi Germany … Continue reading
World Cup 2018: How Much More Motivation Do You Need?
As someone who pays attention to soccer [1], it was both amusing and irritating for me to read recently that some unnamed players for the USA national soccer team claimed that the team did not do as well as it … Continue reading
The 2017 Gold Cup: Halftime Report
As previously noted [1], right now the 2017 Gold Cup is playing, and as might be expected, this entry is for those who are at least casual soccer fans [2]. We are at the halfway point in the competition now, … Continue reading
What Is The Gold Cup And Why Should You Care?
I admit that being a soccer fan in the United States is one of my more unusual interests [1]. In the summer of 2008, when I still lived in Tampa, I actually paid (not very much) to watch the Olympic … Continue reading
The Re-Branding Of CONCACAF
I have a confession to make. I like soccer [1]. I like it enough to have enjoyed watching it in sports bars, and enough to have seen a couple of games of the 2008 Olympic Qualifying tournament for North & … Continue reading
Futbol Fever
I consider myself to be a casual fan of soccer (which most of the world calls football or some variant thereof), which in the United States makes me more passionate about the sport than just about anyone else [1]. Although … Continue reading
Games People Play
This year’s Olympic Games have been full of actions that have been contrary to the spirit of maximum effort and a desire to win, as well as full of corruption on the side of judges. These scandals and controversies are … Continue reading
A Random Conversation
One can learn a lot about people from what they want to look up on wikipedia. Today I had the opportunity of entertaining one of the students here who is working for part of the break, and who is fascinated … Continue reading