No commercial flying for our boys…. little different than the MLS life (with those expensive exceptions two or three times a year) where you have to have everything with an on / off switch in the off position during takeoff.
USMNT starting defender, Oguchi Onyewu, strips for ESPN’s “The Body” Issue, currently on newstands. Clearly, the dude’s ripped.
Images via Kickette
Saturday night is big.
Team USA is in Honduras and feels safe, and Grant Wahl is on the ground in San Pedro Sula and posting photos…
Final session in Miami before a huge match in Honduras against a very, very underrated team.
The lack of broadcasting the USA v Honduras match is really annoying and frustrating. The closer the game gets, the more my level of frustration is growing. I want to blame somebody for this, but I’m not entirely sure where the blame needs to be aimed. Instead, we are limited to a handful of bars around the country that have made an effort to get the game. Here is a list of bars that will be showing the match. I’m thinking about making the drive down to San Diego to catch this one.
If you make it out to any of these bars for the game, make sure you thank them for showing the game!
The US team practices in the heat and humidity at Barry University in Miami ahead of Saturday’s WCQ at San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
Hostile crowd? Military curfew? The US Government’s recent suspension of $30 million in aid? Potential civil war??
“These are the games you want to play in, to be perfectly honest,” Frankie Hejduk said. “You live for this…”
Challenging match ahead in Honduras.
The US plays Honduras this Saturday night, October 10th, in a World Cup Qualifier at Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano, in the city of San Pedro Sula.
But what kind of place is San Pedro Sula, and what is the Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano all about? I took a look around the internets to find out more…
