More news about the World Cup -
MLS All-Stars To Face Chelsea 21/04/06
soccer365.com - Major League Soccer and Chelsea FC today announced that the star-studded English Premier League champions will face the MLS All-Stars in the 2006 Sierra Mist MLS All-Star Game to be played at the new home of the Chicago Fire in Bridgeview, IL on
Rampage re-signs Salisbury through 2008 season
OurSports Central - The Grand Rapids Rampage announced today that starting quarterback Chad Salisbury has been re-signed through the 2008 season. Per team policy, no other terms of the deal were disclosed. "I'm really excited about staying here in Grand Rapids," said
Big Phil Scolari offered England post
ESPN Soccernet - FA chief executive Brian Barwick and lawyer Simon Johnson flew to Lisbon on Wednesday after being given permission by the Portuguese FA to talk to Scolari, who will remain coach of Portugal until after the World Cup. The FA first received permission
Pleat: FA should follow Irish example 21/04/06
soccer365.com - The Football Association should follow the Ireland example and opt for a young coach with an experienced mentor, according to former Tottenham manager David Pleat. The Football Association of Ireland appointed Steve Staunton as their coach with
MLS All-Stars To Face Chelsea 21/04/06
soccer365.com - Major League Soccer and Chelsea FC today announced that the star-studded English Premier League champions will face the MLS All-Stars in the 2006 Sierra Mist MLS All-Star Game to be played at the new home of the Chicago Fire in Bridgeview, IL on
Rampage re-signs Salisbury through 2008 season
OurSports Central - The Grand Rapids Rampage announced today that starting quarterback Chad Salisbury has been re-signed through the 2008 season. Per team policy, no other terms of the deal were disclosed. "I'm really excited about staying here in Grand Rapids," said
Big Phil Scolari offered England post
ESPN Soccernet - FA chief executive Brian Barwick and lawyer Simon Johnson flew to Lisbon on Wednesday after being given permission by the Portuguese FA to talk to Scolari, who will remain coach of Portugal until after the World Cup. The FA first received permission
Pleat: FA should follow Irish example 21/04/06
soccer365.com - The Football Association should follow the Ireland example and opt for a young coach with an experienced mentor, according to former Tottenham manager David Pleat. The Football Association of Ireland appointed Steve Staunton as their coach with
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