ianculbertson

agreed which is why I'd rather not see him playing there when there are better options.

Edu should not be playing in the back for Rangers or USA. Bradley seems to like that he's quicker than your average center back, but he usually just looks out of sorts. He was solid at times against Poland, but he got caught out of position allowing his side to be wide open for the second goal. Edu's better suited for doing the dirty work in the midfield and getting garbage goals in front of the net. If this were a game with more meaning, Bradley wouldn't be experimenting with the lineup so much and Edu would not be in the back.

Depending on where you are you may be able to find a nice pub. Like the others have said, I have to watch most matches online. But I can usually find a place to catch the Old Firm. Champions league will be nice too. My city isn't huge and we've got a place that plays every Champions League match.

It's been a long time since I've posted, but I'm still in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

I don't think that exploiting America is a neccessary justification for signing these two. They are both pretty quality. Also, quality and interest in the sport are growing in the US. So I wouldn't say that nobody is interested.

honestly though. i've never been a fan of the name on the back of the shirt and this is why.

been a while since i've posted, but i'm in. cycling fc.

yeah we beat the college all-stars then lost to santos and river plate <_< Not sure about college all stars. Beat LA Galaxy last year.

Rangers has played exhibitions in the US. The MLS is in it's regular season during Europe's pre-season. So it is diffifult to do anything more than a quick one or two game stop in the the US. Which is what Chelsea, Man U and Celtic have done in the past.

some climates are better served by artificial turf. especially if there are going to be a large number of games in a short period of time. there are areas here in the states where natural grass fields just aren't the best thing. also there is artificial turf that isn't so bad to play on. that said, it would make things interesting in a world cup.

Now there's an idea.

In a statement, Mr MacIntyre's family said he was a "wonderful son, husband, brother and father." He was survived by his wife and 8 year old twin daughters. That's the part that always bothers me.

A fine cyclist. It's a shame. These things shouldn't happen.

well he's turned down the only job that would keep him in america. so he's going to have to go elsewhere if he wants to get back into coaching at a high level. i think that he's waiting for the right opportunity. this could be it.

Great game going on right now between Jacksonville and Pittsburgh. 1 point game with 4 miutes left. Both defenses have made some great plays.