CONCACAF goal scorers in the top 6 tiers of the English Football League system in the 2013-2014 season.
Format:
Goals - Player (Club: League Tier Level)
Antigua and Barbuda
3 - Kieran Murtagh (Woking: 5)
1 - Dexter Blackstock (Leeds: 2)
Barbados
7 - Louie Soares (Basingstoke: 6)
6 - Neil Harvey (Hednesford: 6)
2 - Emmerson Boyce (Wigan: 2)
2 - Jon Nurse (Barnet: 5)
1 - Jon Nurse (Farnborough: 6)
1 - Louis Moss (Colwyn Bay: 6)
1 - Ed Moss (Colwyn Bay: 6)
Bermuda
14 - Nahki Wells (Bradford: 3)
7 - Nahki Wells (Huddersfield: 2)
Canada
6 - Gavin McCallum (Sutton Utd: 6)
4 - David Hoilett (QPR: 2)
2 - Simeon Jackson (Millwall: 2)
2 - Marcus Haber (Notts County: 3)
2 - Michael Petrasso (Coventry: 3)
2 - Iain Hume (Preston: 3)
1 - Iain Hume (Fleetwood: 4)
1 - Evan James (Tonbridge: 6)
Costa Rica
2 - Bryan Oviedo (Everton: 1)
1 - Bryan Ruiz (Fulham: 1)
Dominica
10 - Richard Pacquette (Maidenhead Utd: 6)
Grenada
3 - Bradley Bubb (Aldershot: 5)
2 - Anthony Straker (Southend: 4)
1 - Leon Johnson (Wycombe: 4)
Guyana
1 - Ricky Shakes (Boreham Wood: 6)
Jamaica
16 - Kevin Lisbie (Leyton: 3)
7 - Jermaine Beckford (Bolton: 2)
6 - Ricardo Fuller (Blackpool: 2)
6 - Deon Burton (Scunthorpe: 4)
5 - Garath McCleary (Reading: 2)
5 - Theo Robinson (Doncaster: 2)
5 - Marcus Bean (Colchester: 2)
5 - Fran Francis (Hednesford: 6)
4 - Simon Dawkins (Derby County: 2)
4 - Marvin Elliott (Bristol City: 3)
3 - Rudolph Austin (Leeds: 2)
3 - Joel Grant (Yeovil: 2)
3 - Jamal Campbell-Ryce (Notts County: 3)
2 - Jobi McAnuff (Reading: 2)
2 - Wes Morgan (Leicester: 2)
2 - Chris Humphrey (Preston: 3)
2 - Darren Byfield (Tamworth: 5)
1 - Adrian Mariappa (Crystal Palace: 1)
1 - Claude Davis (Rotherham: 3)
1 - Marlon King (Sheffield United: 3)
1 - Nyron Nosworthy (Bristol City: 3)
1 - Jamar Loza (Southend: 4)
1 - Cleveland Taylor (Harrogate: 6)
Martinique
3 - Yoann Arquin (Notts County: 3)
Mexico
4 - Javier Hernández (Manchester United: 1)
Montserrat
4 - Alex Dyer (Welling Utd: 5)
1 - Donervon Daniels (Gillingham: 3)
St. Kitts and Nevis
6 - Romaine Sawyers (Walsall: 3)
1 - Callum Willock (Staines: 6)
Trinidad & Tobago
2 - Carlos Edwards (Millwall: 2)
2 - Jason Scotland (Barnsley: 2)
1 - Kenwyne Jones (Cardiff: 1)
1 - Chris Birchall (Port Vale: 3)
United States
3 - Daniel Williams (Reading: 2)
2 - Geoff Cameron (Stoke City: 1)
2 - Jay Denny (Solihull Moors: 6)
1 - Zak Whitbread (Derby: 2)
1 - Jozy Altidore (Sunderland: 1)
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
Thursday, March 20, 2014
CCL: Days between MLS Team Qualification and Elimination
The amount of days between MLS teams qualifying for the 2013/2014 CONCACAF Champions League and their first game and elimination from the tournament.
Sporting Kansas City (US Open Cup Champions 2012)
Q: August 8, 2012
1: August 7, 2013
E: March 19, 2014
Q>1: 364 days
Q>E: 588 days
SJ Earthquakes (Supporters Shield 2012)
Q: October 28, 2012
1: August 7, 2013
E: March 19, 2014
Q>1: 283 days
Q>E: 507 days
LA Galaxy (MLS Cup Champion 2012)
Q: December 1,2012
1: August 20, 2013
E: March 18, 2014
Q>1: 262 days
Q>E: 472 days
Houston Dynamo (MLS Cup Runner-up 2012)
Q: December 1, 2012
1: August 20, 2013
E: October 24, 2013
Q>1: 262 days
Q>E: 327 days
Montreal Impact (Canadian Championship 2013)
Q: May 29, 2013
1: August 7, 2013
E: September 24, 2013
Q>1: 70 days
Q>E: 118 days
Q=Qualification Date
1=First CCL Game 2013/2014
E=Date of CCL Elimination
Q>1=Days between Qualification and 1st Game
Q>E=Days between Qualification and Elimination
Sporting Kansas City (US Open Cup Champions 2012)
Q: August 8, 2012
1: August 7, 2013
E: March 19, 2014
Q>1: 364 days
Q>E: 588 days
SJ Earthquakes (Supporters Shield 2012)
Q: October 28, 2012
1: August 7, 2013
E: March 19, 2014
Q>1: 283 days
Q>E: 507 days
LA Galaxy (MLS Cup Champion 2012)
Q: December 1,2012
1: August 20, 2013
E: March 18, 2014
Q>1: 262 days
Q>E: 472 days
Houston Dynamo (MLS Cup Runner-up 2012)
Q: December 1, 2012
1: August 20, 2013
E: October 24, 2013
Q>1: 262 days
Q>E: 327 days
Montreal Impact (Canadian Championship 2013)
Q: May 29, 2013
1: August 7, 2013
E: September 24, 2013
Q>1: 70 days
Q>E: 118 days
Q=Qualification Date
1=First CCL Game 2013/2014
E=Date of CCL Elimination
Q>1=Days between Qualification and 1st Game
Q>E=Days between Qualification and Elimination
Labels:
CCL,
CONCACAF,
CONCACAF Champions League,
MLS,
US Soccer
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
CONCACAF Champions League Team Market Values
The total market values of the players on the remaining 8 teams in the 2013/2014 CONCACAF Champions League according to Transfermarkt.
$46.4m - Cruz Azul
$41.4m - Toluca
$32.3m - Tijuana
$16.1m - Los Angeles Galaxy
$13.4m - San Jose Earthquakes
$10.8m - Sporting Kansas City
$10.0m - Alajuelense
$N/A - Arabe Unido
Approximate totals converted from GBP to USD
$46.4m - Cruz Azul
$41.4m - Toluca
$32.3m - Tijuana
$16.1m - Los Angeles Galaxy
$13.4m - San Jose Earthquakes
$10.8m - Sporting Kansas City
$10.0m - Alajuelense
$N/A - Arabe Unido
Approximate totals converted from GBP to USD
Labels:
CCL,
CONCACAF,
CONCACAF Champions League,
Costa Rica,
Mexico,
Panama,
US Soccer
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
CONCACAF Players with 4+ Goals in Europe - Feb 2014
Players from CONCACAF with 4 or more league goals in Europe this season.
Antigua and Barbuda
7 - Josh Parker (Domžale: Slovenia)
Costa Rica
7 - Joel Campbell (Olympiakos: Greece)
Cuba
4 - Joel Apezteguía (KF Teuta: Albania)
Haiti
8 - Jeff Louis (Nancy: France2)
4 - Wilde Donald Guerrier (Wisła Kraków: Poland)
Jamaica
6 - Jermaine Beckford (Bolton: England2)
5 - Theo Robinson (Doncaster: England2)
4 - Ricardo Fuller (Blackpool: England2)
Mexico
9 - Giovani dos Santos (Villarreal: Spain)
9 - Carlos Vela (Real Sociedad: Spain)
7 - Aníbal (Sabadell: Spain2)
4 - Ulises Dávila (Córdoba: Spain2)
United States
13 - Aron Jóhannsson (AZ: Netherlands)
7 - Terrence Boyd (Rapid Vienna: Austria)
7 - Sacha Klještan (Anderlecht: Belgium)
4 - Will John (AZAL: Azerbaijan)
Only top flight leagues included with the exception of 2nd divisions from England, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
Stats as of Feb 12, 2014
Antigua and Barbuda
7 - Josh Parker (Domžale: Slovenia)
Costa Rica
7 - Joel Campbell (Olympiakos: Greece)
Cuba
4 - Joel Apezteguía (KF Teuta: Albania)
Haiti
8 - Jeff Louis (Nancy: France2)
4 - Wilde Donald Guerrier (Wisła Kraków: Poland)
Jamaica
6 - Jermaine Beckford (Bolton: England2)
5 - Theo Robinson (Doncaster: England2)
4 - Ricardo Fuller (Blackpool: England2)
Mexico
9 - Giovani dos Santos (Villarreal: Spain)
9 - Carlos Vela (Real Sociedad: Spain)
7 - Aníbal (Sabadell: Spain2)
4 - Ulises Dávila (Córdoba: Spain2)
United States
13 - Aron Jóhannsson (AZ: Netherlands)
7 - Terrence Boyd (Rapid Vienna: Austria)
7 - Sacha Klještan (Anderlecht: Belgium)
4 - Will John (AZAL: Azerbaijan)
Only top flight leagues included with the exception of 2nd divisions from England, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
Stats as of Feb 12, 2014
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Could Have Been in CONCACAF
Prominent European players that have family roots in CONCACAF-based nations.
Antigua and Barbuda
Emile Heskey (Newcastle Jets)
Colin Kazim-Richards (Bursaspor)
Barbados
Ashley Cole (Chelsea)
Tom Ince (Blackpool)
Fitz Hall (former Watford)
Tom Soares (Bury)
Canada
Jonathan de Guzman (Swansea City)
Asmir Begovic (Stoke City)
Steven Vitoria (Benfica)
Ricardo Ferreira (Olhanense)
Curaçao
Gregory van der Wiel (PSG)
Jetro Willems (PSV)
Vurnon Anita (Newcastle United)
Leandro Bacuna (Aston Villa)
Leroy Fer (Norwich City)
Hedwiges Maduro (Sevilla)
Dominica
Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur)
Jay Emmanuel-Thomas (Bristol City)
Kieran Agard (Rotherham United)
Grenada
Bradley Wright-Phillips (NY Red Bulls)
Shaun Wright-Phillips (QPR)
Cameron Jerome (Crystal Palace)
Ashley Young (Manchester United)
Guadeloupe (non-FIFA member, CONCACAF member)
William Gallas (free agent)
Eric Abidal (Monaco)
Thierry Henry (NY Red Bulls)
Mikael Silvestre (Portland Timbers)
Sylvain Distin (Everton)
Etienne Capoue (Tottenham Hotspur)
Yoann Gouffran (Newcastle United)
Kevin Theophile-Catherine (Cardiff City)
Dimitri Foulquier (Granada CF)
Allan Blaze (Genoa)
Anthony Martial (Monaco)
Jonathan Biabiany (Parma)
Alexander Lacazette (Olympique Lyonnais)
Julian Jeanvier (Lille OSC)
Daniel Congre (Montpellier)
Jerome Roussillon (Sochaux)
Claude Dielna (Ajaccio)
Jeremy Sorbon (Guingamp)
Guyana
Martin Braithwaite (Toulouse)
Haiti
Nicolas Isimat-Mirin (Monaco)
Jamaica
Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
Jermaine Pennant (Stoke City)
Ashley Young (Manchester United)
Anthony Gardner (Sheffield Wednesday)
Luke Moore (Elazigspor)
Darren Bent (Fulham)
Aaron Lennon (Tottenham Hotspur)
Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)
Aaron McLean (Hull City)
Martinique (non-FIFA member, CONCACAF member)
Axel Witsel (Zenit St. Petersburg)
Nicolas Anelka (West Bromwich Albion)
Peter Luccin (FC Dallas)
Gael Clichy (Manchester City)
Sylvain Marveaux (Newcastle United)
Joris Marveaux (Montpellier)
Loic Remy (Newcastle United)
Raphael Varane (Real Madrid)
Jordan Loties (Osasuna)
Anthony Modeste (1899 Hoffenheim)
Emmanuel Riviere (Monaco)
Jimmy Briand (Olympique Lyonnais)
Pierre-Yves Polomat (Saint-Etienne)
Steeve Elana (Lille OSC)
Nicolas Maurice-Belay (Bordeaux)
Kevin Anin (OGC Nice)
Garry Bocaly (Montpellier)
Fabrice Pancrate (Nantes)
Johan Audel (Nantes)
Steeven Langil (Guingamp)
Bedi Buval (Academica de Coimbra)
Montserrat
Titus Bramble (free agent)
Lloyd Dyer (Leicester City)
St. Lucia
Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United)
Anton Ferdinand (Antalyaspor)
Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur)
Suriname
Royston Drenthe (Reading)
Michel Vorm (Swansea City)
Ryan Babel (Kasimpasa)
Nigel de Jong (AC Milan)
Luciano Narsingh (PSV)
Edson Braafheid (1899 Hoffenheim)
Eljero Elia (Werder Bremen)
Romeo Castelen (RKC Waalwijk)
Urby Emanuelson (AC Milan)
Evander Sno (free agent)
Dwight Tiendalli (Swansea City)
Trinidad & Tobago
Tom Ince (Blackpool)
Bobby Zamora (QPR)
United States
Boaz Myhill (West Bromwich Albion)
Brede Hangeland (Fulham)
Giuseppe Rossi (Fiorentina)
Neven Subotic (Borussia Dortmund)
Shawn Parker (Mainz 05)
Yura Movsisyan (Spartak Moscow)
Caleb Patterson-Sewell (Gil Vicente)
I'm sure this list is far from complete, feel free to help add to it in the comments.
Antigua and Barbuda
Emile Heskey (Newcastle Jets)
Colin Kazim-Richards (Bursaspor)
Barbados
Ashley Cole (Chelsea)
Tom Ince (Blackpool)
Fitz Hall (former Watford)
Tom Soares (Bury)
Canada
Jonathan de Guzman (Swansea City)
Asmir Begovic (Stoke City)
Steven Vitoria (Benfica)
Ricardo Ferreira (Olhanense)
Curaçao
Gregory van der Wiel (PSG)
Jetro Willems (PSV)
Vurnon Anita (Newcastle United)
Leandro Bacuna (Aston Villa)
Leroy Fer (Norwich City)
Hedwiges Maduro (Sevilla)
Dominica
Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur)
Jay Emmanuel-Thomas (Bristol City)
Kieran Agard (Rotherham United)
Grenada
Bradley Wright-Phillips (NY Red Bulls)
Shaun Wright-Phillips (QPR)
Cameron Jerome (Crystal Palace)
Ashley Young (Manchester United)
Guadeloupe (non-FIFA member, CONCACAF member)
William Gallas (free agent)
Eric Abidal (Monaco)
Thierry Henry (NY Red Bulls)
Mikael Silvestre (Portland Timbers)
Sylvain Distin (Everton)
Etienne Capoue (Tottenham Hotspur)
Yoann Gouffran (Newcastle United)
Kevin Theophile-Catherine (Cardiff City)
Dimitri Foulquier (Granada CF)
Allan Blaze (Genoa)
Anthony Martial (Monaco)
Jonathan Biabiany (Parma)
Alexander Lacazette (Olympique Lyonnais)
Julian Jeanvier (Lille OSC)
Daniel Congre (Montpellier)
Jerome Roussillon (Sochaux)
Claude Dielna (Ajaccio)
Jeremy Sorbon (Guingamp)
Guyana
Martin Braithwaite (Toulouse)
Haiti
Nicolas Isimat-Mirin (Monaco)
Jamaica
Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
Jermaine Pennant (Stoke City)
Ashley Young (Manchester United)
Anthony Gardner (Sheffield Wednesday)
Luke Moore (Elazigspor)
Darren Bent (Fulham)
Aaron Lennon (Tottenham Hotspur)
Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool)
Aaron McLean (Hull City)
Martinique (non-FIFA member, CONCACAF member)
Axel Witsel (Zenit St. Petersburg)
Nicolas Anelka (West Bromwich Albion)
Peter Luccin (FC Dallas)
Gael Clichy (Manchester City)
Sylvain Marveaux (Newcastle United)
Joris Marveaux (Montpellier)
Loic Remy (Newcastle United)
Raphael Varane (Real Madrid)
Jordan Loties (Osasuna)
Anthony Modeste (1899 Hoffenheim)
Emmanuel Riviere (Monaco)
Jimmy Briand (Olympique Lyonnais)
Pierre-Yves Polomat (Saint-Etienne)
Steeve Elana (Lille OSC)
Nicolas Maurice-Belay (Bordeaux)
Kevin Anin (OGC Nice)
Garry Bocaly (Montpellier)
Fabrice Pancrate (Nantes)
Johan Audel (Nantes)
Steeven Langil (Guingamp)
Bedi Buval (Academica de Coimbra)
Montserrat
Titus Bramble (free agent)
Lloyd Dyer (Leicester City)
St. Lucia
Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United)
Anton Ferdinand (Antalyaspor)
Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur)
Suriname
Royston Drenthe (Reading)
Michel Vorm (Swansea City)
Ryan Babel (Kasimpasa)
Nigel de Jong (AC Milan)
Luciano Narsingh (PSV)
Edson Braafheid (1899 Hoffenheim)
Eljero Elia (Werder Bremen)
Romeo Castelen (RKC Waalwijk)
Urby Emanuelson (AC Milan)
Evander Sno (free agent)
Dwight Tiendalli (Swansea City)
Trinidad & Tobago
Tom Ince (Blackpool)
Bobby Zamora (QPR)
United States
Boaz Myhill (West Bromwich Albion)
Brede Hangeland (Fulham)
Giuseppe Rossi (Fiorentina)
Neven Subotic (Borussia Dortmund)
Shawn Parker (Mainz 05)
Yura Movsisyan (Spartak Moscow)
Caleb Patterson-Sewell (Gil Vicente)
I'm sure this list is far from complete, feel free to help add to it in the comments.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Fantasy Premier League: CONCACAF Player Values
The starting cost of CONCACAF players in the official Fantasy Premier League 2013/2014.
USA
7.0 - Jozy Altidore (SUN)
5.5 - Tim Howard (EVE)
5.0 - Geoff Cameron (STK)
5.0 - Brek Shea (STK)
5.0 - Brad Guzan (AVL)
4.5 - Maurice Edu (STK)
4.5 - Brad Friedel (TOT)
Honduras
4.5 - Maynor Figueroa (HUL)
4.5 - Wilson Palacios (HUL)
Costa Rica
6.0 - Bryan Ruiz (FUL)
4.5 - Bryan Oviedo (FUL)
Mexico
7.5 - Javier Hernandez (MUN)
Trinidad & Tobago
5.0 - Kenwyne Jones (STK)
USA
7.0 - Jozy Altidore (SUN)
5.5 - Tim Howard (EVE)
5.0 - Geoff Cameron (STK)
5.0 - Brek Shea (STK)
5.0 - Brad Guzan (AVL)
4.5 - Maurice Edu (STK)
4.5 - Brad Friedel (TOT)
Honduras
4.5 - Maynor Figueroa (HUL)
4.5 - Wilson Palacios (HUL)
Costa Rica
6.0 - Bryan Ruiz (FUL)
4.5 - Bryan Oviedo (FUL)
Mexico
7.5 - Javier Hernandez (MUN)
Trinidad & Tobago
5.0 - Kenwyne Jones (STK)
Labels:
CONCACAF,
Fantasy,
Premier League
Friday, July 12, 2013
USA & Mexico All-Time Gold Cup Losses
USA (42W 6D 7L)
2011 - Mexico
2011 - Panama
2009 - Mexico
2003 - Brazil
1998 - Mexico
1996 - Brazil
1993 - Mexico
Mexico (39W 7D 7L)
2013 - Panama
2007 - Honduras
2007 - USA
2005 - South Africa
2005 - Colombia
2000 - Canada
1991 - USA
2011 - Mexico
2011 - Panama
2009 - Mexico
2003 - Brazil
1998 - Mexico
1996 - Brazil
1993 - Mexico
Mexico (39W 7D 7L)
2013 - Panama
2007 - Honduras
2007 - USA
2005 - South Africa
2005 - Colombia
2000 - Canada
1991 - USA
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
2013 Gold Cup Players at Top Division European Clubs
Players at the 2013 Gold Cup who play for current top division clubs in Europe.
CANADA
Lars Hirschfeld (Vålerenga: Norway)
Tosaint Ricketts (Sandnes Ulf: Norway)
Issey Nakajima-Farran (Alki Larnaca: Cyprus)
Marcel de Jong (Augsburg: Germany)
Milan Borjan (Sivasspor: Turkey)
Keven Aleman (Real Valladolid: Spain)
MARTINIQUE
Kévin Olimpa (Bordeaux: France)
MEXICO
None
PANAMA
Eybir Bonaga (MFK Ružomberok: Slovakia)
Jairo Jiménez (Elche CF: Spain)
Rolando Blackburn (BK Häcken: Sweden)
EL SALVADOR
Victor Turcios (RoPS: Finland)
Jaime Alas (Rosenborg: Norway)
Rodolfo Zelaya (Alania Vladikavkaz: Russia)
Rafael Burgos (SV Ried: Austria)
HAITI
Jean Sony Alcenat (Petrolul Ploiești: Romania)
Yves Desmarets (CF Os Belenenses: Portugal)
Pascal Millien (Sligo Rovers: Ireland)
Kim Jaggy (FC Wil: Switzerland)
HONDURAS
Osman Chávez (Wisła Kraków: Poland)
Jorge Claros (Hibernian: Scotland)
Andy Najar (Anderlecht: Belgium)
TRINIDAD and TOBAGO
Radanfah Abu Bakr (FC Vostok: Kazakhstan)
Khaleem Hyland (Racing Genk: Belgium)
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City: England)
BELIZE
None
COSTA RICA
Giancarlo González (Vålerenga: Norway)
Celso Borges (AIK: Sweden)
Christopher Meneses (Norrköping: Sweden)
Junior Díaz (Mainz 05: Germany)
Michael Barrantes (Aalesund: Norway)
CUBA
None
UNITED STATES
Oguchi Onyewu (Sporting CP: Portugal)
Mikkel Diskerud (Rosenborg: Norway)
Michael Parkhurst (Augsburg: Germany)
Alejandro Bedoya (Helsingborgs IF: Sweden)
Joshua Gatt (Molde: Norway)
CANADA
Lars Hirschfeld (Vålerenga: Norway)
Tosaint Ricketts (Sandnes Ulf: Norway)
Issey Nakajima-Farran (Alki Larnaca: Cyprus)
Marcel de Jong (Augsburg: Germany)
Milan Borjan (Sivasspor: Turkey)
Keven Aleman (Real Valladolid: Spain)
MARTINIQUE
Kévin Olimpa (Bordeaux: France)
MEXICO
None
PANAMA
Eybir Bonaga (MFK Ružomberok: Slovakia)
Jairo Jiménez (Elche CF: Spain)
Rolando Blackburn (BK Häcken: Sweden)
EL SALVADOR
Victor Turcios (RoPS: Finland)
Jaime Alas (Rosenborg: Norway)
Rodolfo Zelaya (Alania Vladikavkaz: Russia)
Rafael Burgos (SV Ried: Austria)
HAITI
Jean Sony Alcenat (Petrolul Ploiești: Romania)
Yves Desmarets (CF Os Belenenses: Portugal)
Pascal Millien (Sligo Rovers: Ireland)
Kim Jaggy (FC Wil: Switzerland)
HONDURAS
Osman Chávez (Wisła Kraków: Poland)
Jorge Claros (Hibernian: Scotland)
Andy Najar (Anderlecht: Belgium)
TRINIDAD and TOBAGO
Radanfah Abu Bakr (FC Vostok: Kazakhstan)
Khaleem Hyland (Racing Genk: Belgium)
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City: England)
BELIZE
None
COSTA RICA
Giancarlo González (Vålerenga: Norway)
Celso Borges (AIK: Sweden)
Christopher Meneses (Norrköping: Sweden)
Junior Díaz (Mainz 05: Germany)
Michael Barrantes (Aalesund: Norway)
CUBA
None
UNITED STATES
Oguchi Onyewu (Sporting CP: Portugal)
Mikkel Diskerud (Rosenborg: Norway)
Michael Parkhurst (Augsburg: Germany)
Alejandro Bedoya (Helsingborgs IF: Sweden)
Joshua Gatt (Molde: Norway)
Labels:
2013 Gold Cup,
CONCACAF
Monday, June 3, 2013
Gold Cup 2013 Players from Clubs in Top 15 European Leagues
Players on the preliminary squads for the 2013 Gold Cup that were with clubs in Europe's top 15 leagues in the 2012/2013 season.
Belize
None
Canada
GK Milan Borjan - Sivasspor (Turkey)
DF Marcel De Jong - Augsburg (Germany)
MF Atiba Hutchinson - PSV (Netherlands)
FW Simeon Jackson - Norwich City (England)
Costa Rica
GK Keylor Navas - Levante (Spain)
DF Junior Diaz - Mainz 05 (Germany)
MF Christian Bolaños - FC Copenhagen (Denmark)
FW Joel Campbell - Real Betis (Spain)
FW Bryan Ruiz - Fulham (England)
Cuba
None
El Salvador
None
Haiti
GK Johny Placide - Stade Reims (France)
DF Reginal Goreux - Krylia Sovetov (Russia)
DF Kim Jaggy - FC Wil (Switzerland)
DF Jeff Louis - AS Nancy (France)
MF Duckens Nazon - FC Lorient (France)
FW Maurice Jean Eudes - PSG (France)
Honduras
MF Andy Najar - Anderlecht (Belgium)
Martinique
GK Kevin Jacques Olimpa - Bordeaux (France)
DF Sylvain Monsoreau - Troyes (France)
Mexico
None
Panama
None
Trinidad & Tobago
DF Sheldon Bateau - KV Mechelin (Belgium)
MF Khaleem Hyland - KRC Genk (Belgium)
FW Kenwyne Jones - Stoke City (England)
United States
DF Clarence Goodson - Brøndby IF (Denmark)
DF Oguchi Onyewu - Málaga (Spain)
DF Michael Parkhurst - Augsburg (Germany)
MF Brek Shea - Stoke City (England)
Belize
None
Canada
GK Milan Borjan - Sivasspor (Turkey)
DF Marcel De Jong - Augsburg (Germany)
MF Atiba Hutchinson - PSV (Netherlands)
FW Simeon Jackson - Norwich City (England)
Costa Rica
GK Keylor Navas - Levante (Spain)
DF Junior Diaz - Mainz 05 (Germany)
MF Christian Bolaños - FC Copenhagen (Denmark)
FW Joel Campbell - Real Betis (Spain)
FW Bryan Ruiz - Fulham (England)
Cuba
None
El Salvador
None
Haiti
GK Johny Placide - Stade Reims (France)
DF Reginal Goreux - Krylia Sovetov (Russia)
DF Kim Jaggy - FC Wil (Switzerland)
DF Jeff Louis - AS Nancy (France)
MF Duckens Nazon - FC Lorient (France)
FW Maurice Jean Eudes - PSG (France)
Honduras
MF Andy Najar - Anderlecht (Belgium)
Martinique
GK Kevin Jacques Olimpa - Bordeaux (France)
DF Sylvain Monsoreau - Troyes (France)
Mexico
None
Panama
None
Trinidad & Tobago
DF Sheldon Bateau - KV Mechelin (Belgium)
MF Khaleem Hyland - KRC Genk (Belgium)
FW Kenwyne Jones - Stoke City (England)
United States
DF Clarence Goodson - Brøndby IF (Denmark)
DF Oguchi Onyewu - Málaga (Spain)
DF Michael Parkhurst - Augsburg (Germany)
MF Brek Shea - Stoke City (England)
Labels:
2013 Gold Cup,
CONCACAF,
Europe
Friday, May 24, 2013
CONCACAF Assist Leaders in Top European Leagues - 2012/2013
| Assists | Player | Club | Nationality |
| 9 | Carlos Vela | Real Sociedad | Mexico |
| 7 | Jobi McAnuff | Reading | Jamaica |
| 7 | Bryan Ruiz | Fulham | Costa Rica |
| 7 | Giovani dos Santos | Mallorca | Mexico |
| 5 | Jermaine Jones | Schalke 04 | USA |
| 4 | Clint Dempsey | Tottenham Hotspur | USA |
| 4 | Fabian Johnson | Hoffenheim | USA |
| 3 | Timothy Chandler | Nurnberg | USA |
| 3 | Javier Hernández | Manchester United | Mexico |
| 3 | Junior Díaz | Mainz 05 | Costa Rica |
| 3 | Joel Campbell | Real Betis | Costa Rica |
| 3 | Andres Guardado | Valencia | Mexico |
| 2 | Kenwyne Jones | Stoke City | T&T |
| 2 | Garath McCleary | Reading | Jamaica |
| 2 | Michael Bradley | Roma | USA |
| 2 | Hector Moreno | Espanyol | Mexico |
| 2 | Romain Genevois | OGC Nice | Haiti |
| 1 | Geoff Cameron | Stoke City | USA |
| 1 | Eric Lichaj | Aston Villa | USA |
| 1 | Steve Cherundolo | Hannover 96 | USA |
| 1 | David Hoilett | QPR | Canada |
| 1 | Marcel de Jong | Augsburg | Canada |
| 1 | Olivier Occéan | Eintracht Frankfurt | Canada |
| 1 | Maynor Figueroa | Wigan Athletic | Honduras |
| 1 | Bryan Oviedo | Everton | Costa Rica |
| 1 | Jason Roberts | Reading | Granada |
Thursday, February 7, 2013
CONCACAF Hex Nation Results - 2012 to Present
The results of the 6 CONCACAF teams in the final hexagonal round of World Cup Qualifying since January 2012.
Mexico (2.214PPG)
0:0 Jamaica (D)
1:1 Denmark (D)
2:0 El Salvador (W)
5:0 Guyana (W)
1:0 Costa Rica (W)
2:0 Costa Rica (W)
0:1 USA (L)
2:1 El Salvador (W)
3:1 Guyana (W)
2:0 Brazil (W)
2:1 Bosnia-Herzegovina (W)
2:0 Wales (W)
0:2 Colombia (L)
3:1 Venezuela (W)
USA (1.938PPG)
1:2 Honduras (L)
0:0 Canada (D)
2:2 Russia (D)
3:1 Guatemala (W)
2:1 Antigua and Barbuda (W)
1:0 Jamaica (W)
1:2 Jamaica (L)
1:0 Mexico (W)
1:1 Guatemala (D)
3:1 Antigua and Barbuda (W)
0:0 Canada (D)
1:4 Brazil (L)
5:1 Scotland (W)
1:0 Italy (W)
1:0 Panama (W)
1:0 Venezuela (W)
Panama (1.706 PPG)
2:2 Costa Rica (D)
3:1 Guatemala (W)
1:1 Honduras (D)
0:0 El Salvador (D)
2:0 Guatemala (W)
3:0 Guatemala (W)
1:5 Spain (L)
1:1 Cuba (D)
0:0 Honduras (D)
2:0 Canada (W)
0:2 Portugal (L)
1:0 Cuba (W)
2:0 Honduras (W)
2:1 Jamaica (W)
1:0 Jamaica (W)
0:1 Paraguay (L)
0:1 USA (L)
Jamaica (1.875 PPG)
0:0 Mexico (D)
0:1 Cuba (L)
4:1 Antigua and Barbuda (W)
1:2 Guatemala (L)
0:1 USA (L)
2:1 USA (W)
2:0 El Salvador (W)
0:0 Antigua and Barbuda (D)
2:1 Guatemala (W)
1:2 Panama (L)
1:0 Panama (W)
1:0 Guyana (W)
0:0 Costa Rica (D)
3:2 New Zealand (W)
3:0 Cuba (W)
1:0 Cuba (W)
Honduras (1.625 PPG)
2:1 USA (W)
0:1 Costa Rica (L)
1:0 Belize (W)
1:1 Panama (D)
1:1 El Salvador (D)
0:0 Peru (D)
8:1 Canada (W)
0:0 Panama (D)
1:0 Cuba (W)
3:0 Cuba (W)
0:0 Canada (D)
0:2 Panama (L)
3:0 El Salvador (W)
0:1 New Zealand (L)
1:1 Costa Rica (D)
0:2 Ecuador (L)
Costa Rica (1.737 PPG)
2:2 Panama (D)
1:0 Honduras (W)
1:0 El Salvador (W)
1:1 Guatemala (D)
2:0 Nicaragua (W)
1:0 Belize (W)
1:1 Bolivia (D)
7:0 Guyana (W)
1:0 El Salvador (W)
0:1 Mexico (L)
0:2 Mexico (L)
0:1 Peru (L)
4:0 Guyana (W)
2:2 El Salvador (D)
0:1 Guatemala (L)
3:2 Guatemala (W)
1:1 Honduras (D)
0:0 Jamaica (D)
1:0 Wales (W)
Mexico (2.214PPG)
0:0 Jamaica (D)
1:1 Denmark (D)
2:0 El Salvador (W)
5:0 Guyana (W)
1:0 Costa Rica (W)
2:0 Costa Rica (W)
0:1 USA (L)
2:1 El Salvador (W)
3:1 Guyana (W)
2:0 Brazil (W)
2:1 Bosnia-Herzegovina (W)
2:0 Wales (W)
0:2 Colombia (L)
3:1 Venezuela (W)
USA (1.938PPG)
1:2 Honduras (L)
0:0 Canada (D)
2:2 Russia (D)
3:1 Guatemala (W)
2:1 Antigua and Barbuda (W)
1:0 Jamaica (W)
1:2 Jamaica (L)
1:0 Mexico (W)
1:1 Guatemala (D)
3:1 Antigua and Barbuda (W)
0:0 Canada (D)
1:4 Brazil (L)
5:1 Scotland (W)
1:0 Italy (W)
1:0 Panama (W)
1:0 Venezuela (W)
Panama (1.706 PPG)
2:2 Costa Rica (D)
3:1 Guatemala (W)
1:1 Honduras (D)
0:0 El Salvador (D)
2:0 Guatemala (W)
3:0 Guatemala (W)
1:5 Spain (L)
1:1 Cuba (D)
0:0 Honduras (D)
2:0 Canada (W)
0:2 Portugal (L)
1:0 Cuba (W)
2:0 Honduras (W)
2:1 Jamaica (W)
1:0 Jamaica (W)
0:1 Paraguay (L)
0:1 USA (L)
Jamaica (1.875 PPG)
0:0 Mexico (D)
0:1 Cuba (L)
4:1 Antigua and Barbuda (W)
1:2 Guatemala (L)
0:1 USA (L)
2:1 USA (W)
2:0 El Salvador (W)
0:0 Antigua and Barbuda (D)
2:1 Guatemala (W)
1:2 Panama (L)
1:0 Panama (W)
1:0 Guyana (W)
0:0 Costa Rica (D)
3:2 New Zealand (W)
3:0 Cuba (W)
1:0 Cuba (W)
Honduras (1.625 PPG)
2:1 USA (W)
0:1 Costa Rica (L)
1:0 Belize (W)
1:1 Panama (D)
1:1 El Salvador (D)
0:0 Peru (D)
8:1 Canada (W)
0:0 Panama (D)
1:0 Cuba (W)
3:0 Cuba (W)
0:0 Canada (D)
0:2 Panama (L)
3:0 El Salvador (W)
0:1 New Zealand (L)
1:1 Costa Rica (D)
0:2 Ecuador (L)
Costa Rica (1.737 PPG)
2:2 Panama (D)
1:0 Honduras (W)
1:0 El Salvador (W)
1:1 Guatemala (D)
2:0 Nicaragua (W)
1:0 Belize (W)
1:1 Bolivia (D)
7:0 Guyana (W)
1:0 El Salvador (W)
0:1 Mexico (L)
0:2 Mexico (L)
0:1 Peru (L)
4:0 Guyana (W)
2:2 El Salvador (D)
0:1 Guatemala (L)
3:2 Guatemala (W)
1:1 Honduras (D)
0:0 Jamaica (D)
1:0 Wales (W)
Monday, October 29, 2012
CONCACAF Players in England
CONCACAF Players currently playing for teams in the top 5 English leagues (EPL to Conference National).
Antigua and Barbuda
Premier League
Leigertwood, Mikele (Reading)
Championship
Blackstock, Dexter (Nottingham Forest)
League Two
McCoy, Marvin (Wycombe Wanderers)
Conference National
Ashikodi, Moses (Ebbsfleet United)
Murtagh, Keiran (Macclesfield Town)
Barbados
Premier League
Boyce, Emmerson (Wigan Athletic)
League One
Forte, Jonathan (Crawley Town)
League Two
Nurse, Jon (Barnet FC)
Conference National
McCammon, Mark (Lincoln City)
Soares, Louie (Grimsby Town)
Bermuda
League One
Smith, Jonte (Crawley Town)
League Two
Wells, Nahki (Bradford City)
Canada
Premier League
Hoilett, Junior (QPR)
Jackson, Simeon (Norwich City)
Championship
Edgar, David (Burnley)
League One
Dollery, Jon (Crawley Town)
Haber, Marcus (Stevenage)
Hume, Iain (Doncaster Rovers)
Conference National
McCallum, Gavin (Woking FC)
Menz, Lucas (Ebbsfleet United)
Smith, Ross (Ebbsfleet United)
Costa Rica
Premier League
Oviedo, Bryan (Everton)
Ruiz, Bryan (Fulham)
Curaçao
League One
Martis, Shelton (Doncaster Rovers)
Dominica
Conference National
Louis, Jefferson (Newport County)
Grenada
Premier League
Roberts, Jason (Reading)
League Two
Johnson, Leon (Wycombe Wanderers)
Straker, Anthony (Southend United)
Conference National
Bubb, Bradley (Woking FC)
Guadeloupe
Championship
Zubar, Ronald (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Racon, Therry (Millwall FC)
League One
Zubar, Stephane (Bournemouth AFC)
Comminges, Miguel (Stevenage)
Haiti
League One
Lecsinel, Jean-Francois (Sheffield United)
Honduras
Premier League
Figueroa, Maynor (Wigan Athletic)
Palacios, Wilson (Stoke City)
Championship
Núñez, Ramón (Leeds United)
Jamaica
Premier League
Mariappa, Adrian (Reading)
McAnuff, Jobi (Reading)
Championship
Austin, Rodolph (Leeds United)
Elliott, Marvin (Bristol City)
Fuller, Ricardo (Charlton Athletic)
Johnson, Jermaine (Sheffield Wednesday)
King, Marlon (Birmingham City)
Mears, Tyrone (Bolton Wanderers)
Nosworthy, Nyron (Watford FC)
League One
Bean, Marcus (Colchester United)
Campbell-Ryce, Jamal (Notts County)
Daley, Keammar (Preston North End)
Davis, Claude (Crawley Town)
Goodison, Ian (Tranmere Rovers)
Lisbie, Kevin (Leyton Orient)
Stewart, Damion (Notts County)
Williamson, Lee (Portsmouth FC)
League Two
Burton, Deon (Gillingham FC)
Grant, Joel (Wycombe Wanderers)
Smith, Nathan (Chesterfield FC)
Taylor, Cleveland (Burton Albion)
Conference National
Ford, Simon (Grimsby Town)
Mexico
Premier League
Hernandez, Javier (Manchester United)
Montserrat
League One
Griffith, Anthony (Leyton Orient)
St. Kitts and Nevis
Conference National
Willock, Calum (Ebbsfleet United)
Newton, Adam (Woking FC)
Trinidad and Tobago
Premier League
Jones, Kenwyne (Stoke City)
Championship
Edwards, Carlos (Ipswich Town)
Scotland, Jason (Ipswich Town)
League One
Boucaud, Andre (Notts County)
Conference National
Thomson, Jake (Newport County)
United States
Premier League
Cameron, Geoff (Stoke City)
Dempsey, Clint (Tottenham Hotspur)
Edu, Maurice (Stoke City)
Friedel, Brad (Tottenham Hotspur)
Guzan, Brad (Aston Villa)
Howard, Tim (Everton)
Lichaj, Eric (Aston Villa)
Championship
Doyle, Conor (Derby County)
Holden, Stuart (Bolton Wanderers)
Packwood, Will (Birmingham City)
Rachubka, Paul (Leeds United)
Ream, Tim (Bolton Wanderers)
Spector, Jonathan (Birmingham City)
Whitbread, Zak (Leicester City)
League One
Grella, Mike (Scunthorpe United)
Rogers, Robbie (Stevenage FC)
Simek, Frank (Carlisle United)
League Two
Robbie Findley (Gillingham FC)
Conference National
Holden, Euan (Stockport County)
Antigua and Barbuda
Premier League
Leigertwood, Mikele (Reading)
Championship
Blackstock, Dexter (Nottingham Forest)
League Two
McCoy, Marvin (Wycombe Wanderers)
Conference National
Ashikodi, Moses (Ebbsfleet United)
Murtagh, Keiran (Macclesfield Town)
Barbados
Premier League
Boyce, Emmerson (Wigan Athletic)
League One
Forte, Jonathan (Crawley Town)
League Two
Nurse, Jon (Barnet FC)
Conference National
McCammon, Mark (Lincoln City)
Soares, Louie (Grimsby Town)
Bermuda
League One
Smith, Jonte (Crawley Town)
League Two
Wells, Nahki (Bradford City)
Canada
Premier League
Hoilett, Junior (QPR)
Jackson, Simeon (Norwich City)
Championship
Edgar, David (Burnley)
League One
Dollery, Jon (Crawley Town)
Haber, Marcus (Stevenage)
Hume, Iain (Doncaster Rovers)
Conference National
McCallum, Gavin (Woking FC)
Menz, Lucas (Ebbsfleet United)
Smith, Ross (Ebbsfleet United)
Costa Rica
Premier League
Oviedo, Bryan (Everton)
Ruiz, Bryan (Fulham)
Curaçao
League One
Martis, Shelton (Doncaster Rovers)
Dominica
Conference National
Louis, Jefferson (Newport County)
Grenada
Premier League
Roberts, Jason (Reading)
League Two
Johnson, Leon (Wycombe Wanderers)
Straker, Anthony (Southend United)
Conference National
Bubb, Bradley (Woking FC)
Guadeloupe
Championship
Zubar, Ronald (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Racon, Therry (Millwall FC)
League One
Zubar, Stephane (Bournemouth AFC)
Comminges, Miguel (Stevenage)
Haiti
League One
Lecsinel, Jean-Francois (Sheffield United)
Honduras
Premier League
Figueroa, Maynor (Wigan Athletic)
Palacios, Wilson (Stoke City)
Championship
Núñez, Ramón (Leeds United)
Jamaica
Premier League
Mariappa, Adrian (Reading)
McAnuff, Jobi (Reading)
Championship
Austin, Rodolph (Leeds United)
Elliott, Marvin (Bristol City)
Fuller, Ricardo (Charlton Athletic)
Johnson, Jermaine (Sheffield Wednesday)
King, Marlon (Birmingham City)
Mears, Tyrone (Bolton Wanderers)
Nosworthy, Nyron (Watford FC)
League One
Bean, Marcus (Colchester United)
Campbell-Ryce, Jamal (Notts County)
Daley, Keammar (Preston North End)
Davis, Claude (Crawley Town)
Goodison, Ian (Tranmere Rovers)
Lisbie, Kevin (Leyton Orient)
Stewart, Damion (Notts County)
Williamson, Lee (Portsmouth FC)
League Two
Burton, Deon (Gillingham FC)
Grant, Joel (Wycombe Wanderers)
Smith, Nathan (Chesterfield FC)
Taylor, Cleveland (Burton Albion)
Conference National
Ford, Simon (Grimsby Town)
Mexico
Premier League
Hernandez, Javier (Manchester United)
Montserrat
League One
Griffith, Anthony (Leyton Orient)
St. Kitts and Nevis
Conference National
Willock, Calum (Ebbsfleet United)
Newton, Adam (Woking FC)
Trinidad and Tobago
Premier League
Jones, Kenwyne (Stoke City)
Championship
Edwards, Carlos (Ipswich Town)
Scotland, Jason (Ipswich Town)
League One
Boucaud, Andre (Notts County)
Conference National
Thomson, Jake (Newport County)
United States
Premier League
Cameron, Geoff (Stoke City)
Dempsey, Clint (Tottenham Hotspur)
Edu, Maurice (Stoke City)
Friedel, Brad (Tottenham Hotspur)
Guzan, Brad (Aston Villa)
Howard, Tim (Everton)
Lichaj, Eric (Aston Villa)
Championship
Doyle, Conor (Derby County)
Holden, Stuart (Bolton Wanderers)
Packwood, Will (Birmingham City)
Rachubka, Paul (Leeds United)
Ream, Tim (Bolton Wanderers)
Spector, Jonathan (Birmingham City)
Whitbread, Zak (Leicester City)
League One
Grella, Mike (Scunthorpe United)
Rogers, Robbie (Stevenage FC)
Simek, Frank (Carlisle United)
League Two
Robbie Findley (Gillingham FC)
Conference National
Holden, Euan (Stockport County)
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
CONCACAF EPL Players - 2012-2013
Antigua and Barbuda
Mikele Leigertwood (Reading)
Barbados
Emmerson Boyce (Wigan Athletic)
Jonathan Forte (Southampton)
Canada
David Hoilett (QPR)
Simeon Jackson (Norwich City)
Costa Rica
Bryan Ruiz (Fulham)
Grenada
Jason Roberts (Reading)
Honduras
Maynor Figueroa (Wigan Athletic)
Wilson Palacios (Stoke City)
Jamaica
Adrian Mariappa (Reading)
Jobi McAnuff (Reading)
Mexico
Giovani dos Santos (Tottenham Hotspur)
Javier Hernandez (Manchester United)
Trinidad and Tobago
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City)
United States
Geoff Cameron (Stoke City)
Clint Dempsey (Fulham)
Brad Friedel (Tottenham Hotspur)
Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)
Tim Howard (Everton)
Eric Lichaj (Aston Villa)
Labels:
BPL,
CONCACAF,
England,
EPL,
Premier League
Friday, April 27, 2012
CONCACAF Players with 10+ Goals in Europe - 2011-2012
CONCACAF players that have scored 10+ league goals in Europe this season.
Players currently on 9 goals:
Iain Hume (Canada: Preston North End)
Nahki Wells (Bermuda: Bradford City)
Stats as of April 27, 2012.
| Goals | Player | Nationality | Team | Division | League |
| 17 | Terrence Boyd | USA | Borussia Dortmund II | 4 | Germany Regionalliga West |
| 17 | Olivier Occean | Canada | Greuther Fürth | 2 | Germany 2.Bundesliga |
| 16 | Clint Dempsey | USA | Fulham | 1 | England Premier League |
| 16 | Marlon King | Jamaica | Birmingham City | 2 | England Championship |
| 15 | Louie Soares | Barbados | Hayes & Yeading/Grimsby Town | 5 | England Conference National |
| 15 | Jozy Altidore | USA | AZ | 1 | Netherlands Eredivisie |
| 11 | Carlos Vela | Mexico | Real Sociedad | 1 | Spain La Liga |
| 11 | Lester Peltier | Trinidad & Tobago | Trenčín | 1 | Slovakia Super Liga |
| 11 | Raily Ignacio | Curaçao | Spakenburg | 3 | Netherlands Topklasse |
| 10 | Javier Hernández | Mexico | Manchester United | 1 | England Premier League |
| 10 | Bradley Bubb | Grenada | Eastleigh | 6 | England Conference North |
| 10 | Orin de Waard | Curaçao | Lienden | 3 | Netherlands Topklasse |
| 10 | Benjamin Martha | Curaçao | Katwijk | 3 | Netherlands Topklasse |
Players currently on 9 goals:
Iain Hume (Canada: Preston North End)
Nahki Wells (Bermuda: Bradford City)
Stats as of April 27, 2012.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Central American National Team Logos
Labels:
Central America,
CONCACAF,
Logos
Thursday, April 12, 2012
2012 Seattle Sounders Personal Bios
Excerpts from the personal player bios in the official Seattle Sounders 2012 Media Guide.
Sigi Schmid - Born in Teubingin, Germany. Sigi is a Certified Public Accountant.
Osvaldo Alonso - His favorite sport other than soccer is baseball and his favorite player is retired Cuban third baseman Omar Linares.
Marc Burch - Grew up in Cincinnati and was a Bengals, University of Cincinnati and Ohio State
Buckeyes fan. Has a dog, Cody, and wrote a blog for Men’s Journal about Cody.
Servando Carrasco - Has dual-citizenship in USA and Mexico. Enjoys surfing, first learned to surf as an 8 year old in Baja, California
David Estrada - History major with a minor in Chicano Studies. Moved from Morelia, Mexico to Salinas, California at the age of four months. David's uncle nicknamed him Samuraie.
Brad Evans - Appeared in three cooking shows on the Columbus local news and held a cooking session with Seattle fans in 2011. An accomplished outdoorsman, enjoys fishing and hiking.
Alvaro Fernandez - Nickname "El Flaco" (the skinny) by his teammates in Uruguay. His favorite drink is Mate, a tea dring full of vitamins and minerals that he drinks before and after every game and training session.
Leo Gonzalez - As a child in Costa Rica, Leo used to collect little critters. His favorites were lizards and crickets.
Michael Gspurning - Speaks three languages, German, English and Greek. Was nicknamed "Cerberus" by the Greek media. Cerberus is the three-headed hound in Greek mythology.
Jhon Kennedy Hurtado - Named after John F. Kennedy and goes by the nickname "El Presidente"
Patrick Ianni - While at UCLA, Patrick was part of a backline that included curent MLS players Marvell Wynne, Jonathan Bornstein and Jordan Harvey.
Adam Johansson - Born and raised in Gothenburg, Sweden. Never lived outside the city.
Eddie Johnson - Played American football his freshman year of high school, making the team as a wide receiver.
Roger Levesque - Won three state basketball and two baseball titles in high school. Enjoys yoga.
Fredy Montero - Father was a policeman in Colombia and used to work local soccer matches where Fredy would help shag balls.
Jeff Parke - An avid golfer and would like to be on the PGA Tour if not for soccer. Favorite music includes Pearl Jam and Dave Matthews Band.
Mauro Rosales - Learned English while at Ajax where he was required to take English classes.
Andy Rose - Played tennis and table tennis throughout childhood. Has lived in Australia, England, Dubai, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
Amadou Sanyang - His older brother Bakary blays for Bakau United in Africa.
Zach Scott - Teammate of Houston Dynamo forward Brian Ching for two seasons at Gonzaga. Graduated from Maui High School in Kahului, Hawaii.
Michael Seamon - His sister Katie previously participated in The Amazing Race.
Christian Sivabaek - His father, John, played for Manchester United and scored the first goal under Sir Alex Ferguson. Christian lived in France and Italy before settling in Denmark.
Babayele Sodade - Played basketball for 10 years and was a power forward.
Michael Tetteh - When not playing soccer, he can be found at the gym or reading.
Andrew Weber - His first concert was seeing A Perfect Circle. Andrew and his twin brother, Elliot, participated in the 2012 edition of The Amazing Race.
Steve Zakuani - Older brother Gabriel plays for Peterborough United FC in League One. Enjoys reading, watching comedies, and writing and making music.
Sigi Schmid - Born in Teubingin, Germany. Sigi is a Certified Public Accountant.
Osvaldo Alonso - His favorite sport other than soccer is baseball and his favorite player is retired Cuban third baseman Omar Linares.
Marc Burch - Grew up in Cincinnati and was a Bengals, University of Cincinnati and Ohio State
Buckeyes fan. Has a dog, Cody, and wrote a blog for Men’s Journal about Cody.
Servando Carrasco - Has dual-citizenship in USA and Mexico. Enjoys surfing, first learned to surf as an 8 year old in Baja, California
David Estrada - History major with a minor in Chicano Studies. Moved from Morelia, Mexico to Salinas, California at the age of four months. David's uncle nicknamed him Samuraie.
Brad Evans - Appeared in three cooking shows on the Columbus local news and held a cooking session with Seattle fans in 2011. An accomplished outdoorsman, enjoys fishing and hiking.
Alvaro Fernandez - Nickname "El Flaco" (the skinny) by his teammates in Uruguay. His favorite drink is Mate, a tea dring full of vitamins and minerals that he drinks before and after every game and training session.
Leo Gonzalez - As a child in Costa Rica, Leo used to collect little critters. His favorites were lizards and crickets.
Michael Gspurning - Speaks three languages, German, English and Greek. Was nicknamed "Cerberus" by the Greek media. Cerberus is the three-headed hound in Greek mythology.
Jhon Kennedy Hurtado - Named after John F. Kennedy and goes by the nickname "El Presidente"
Patrick Ianni - While at UCLA, Patrick was part of a backline that included curent MLS players Marvell Wynne, Jonathan Bornstein and Jordan Harvey.
Adam Johansson - Born and raised in Gothenburg, Sweden. Never lived outside the city.
Eddie Johnson - Played American football his freshman year of high school, making the team as a wide receiver.
Roger Levesque - Won three state basketball and two baseball titles in high school. Enjoys yoga.
Fredy Montero - Father was a policeman in Colombia and used to work local soccer matches where Fredy would help shag balls.
Jeff Parke - An avid golfer and would like to be on the PGA Tour if not for soccer. Favorite music includes Pearl Jam and Dave Matthews Band.
Mauro Rosales - Learned English while at Ajax where he was required to take English classes.
Andy Rose - Played tennis and table tennis throughout childhood. Has lived in Australia, England, Dubai, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
Amadou Sanyang - His older brother Bakary blays for Bakau United in Africa.
Zach Scott - Teammate of Houston Dynamo forward Brian Ching for two seasons at Gonzaga. Graduated from Maui High School in Kahului, Hawaii.
Michael Seamon - His sister Katie previously participated in The Amazing Race.
Christian Sivabaek - His father, John, played for Manchester United and scored the first goal under Sir Alex Ferguson. Christian lived in France and Italy before settling in Denmark.
Babayele Sodade - Played basketball for 10 years and was a power forward.
Michael Tetteh - When not playing soccer, he can be found at the gym or reading.
Andrew Weber - His first concert was seeing A Perfect Circle. Andrew and his twin brother, Elliot, participated in the 2012 edition of The Amazing Race.
Steve Zakuani - Older brother Gabriel plays for Peterborough United FC in League One. Enjoys reading, watching comedies, and writing and making music.
Labels:
CONCACAF,
Major League Soccer,
MLS,
Seattle Sounders
Monday, March 19, 2012
2012 MLS Goals - Player Birthplace Map
The birthplace of every MLS player with a goal in the opening two weeks of the 2012 MLS season.
View 2012 MLS Goals - Player Birthplace Map in a larger map
View 2012 MLS Goals - Player Birthplace Map in a larger map
David Estrada - Morelia, Michoacan
CJ Sapong - Manassas, VA
Fabian Espindola - Merlo, Buenos Aires
Robbie Keane - Dublin, Ireland
Graham Zusi - Orlando, FL
Blas Perez - Panama City, Panama
Camilo - Presidente Prudente, Brazil
Kalif Alhassan - Accra, Ghana
Kei Kamara - Kenema, Sierra Leone
Nick DeLeon - Phoenix, AZ
Quincy Amarikwa - Bakersfield, CA
Javier Morales - Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires
Darlington Nagbe - Monrovia, Liberia
Kenny Cooper - Baltimore, MD
Marcelo Sarvas - São Paulo, Brazil
Andrew Jean-Baptiste - Brooklyn, New York
Dominic Oduro - Accra, Ghana
Ryan Johnson - Kingston, Jamaica
Edson Buddle - New Rochelle, NY
Luis Gil - Garden Grove, CA
Tony Cascio - Gilbert, AZ
Ricardo Villar - São Paulo, Brazil
Kris Boyd - Irvine, Scotland
Andre Hainault - Montreal, Quebec
Brad Davis - St. Charles, MO
Chris Wondolowski - Danville, CA
Davy Arnaud - Nederland, TX
Drew Moor - Dallas, TX
Gabriel Gomez - Panama City, Panama
Jaime Castrillon - Medellín, Colombia
Jay DeMerit - Green Bay, WI
Lionard Pajoy - Villa del Rosario, Colombia
Sebastien Le Toux - Mont-Saint-Aignan, France
Zach Loyd - Tulsa, OK
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Panama Football League Club Logos
Labels:
Club Logos,
CONCACAF,
Panama
Monday, March 12, 2012
CONCACAF Players in England (March 2012)
CONCACAF players currently with clubs in the top 5 leagues of England (Premier League to Conference National)
Antigua and Barbuda
Mikele Leigertwood (Reading FC.2)
Marvin McCoy (Wycombe Wanderers.3)
Josh Parker (Dagenham & Redbridge.4)
Barbados
Emmerson Boyce (Wigan Athletic)
Jonathan Forte (Notts County.3)
Jon Nurse (Dagenham & Redbridge.4)
Mark McCammon (Lincoln City.5)
Louie Soares (Grimsby Town.5)
Bermuda
Nahki Wells (Bradford City.4)
Freddy Hall (Northampton Town.4)
Canada
David Hoilett (Blackburn Rovers)
Simeon Jackson (Norwich City)
David Edgar (Burnley FC.2)
Jaime Peters (Ipswich Town.2)
Ethan Gage (Reading FC.2)
Jordan Santiago (Cardiff City.2)
Iain Hume (Preston North End.3)
Gavin McCallum (Lincoln City.5)
Ross Smith (Ebbsfleet United.5)
Costa Rica
Bryan Ruiz (Fulham)
Curaçao
Shelton Martis (Doncaster Rovers.2)
Dominica
Jefferson Louis (Lincoln City.5)
Richard Pacquette (Lincoln City.5)
Grenada
Jason Roberts (Reading FC.2)
Leon Johnson (Wycombe Wanderers.3)
Delroy Facey (Hereford United.4)
Anthony Straker (Aldershot Town.4)
Bradley Bubb (Aldershot Town.4)
Dwayne Lee (Hayes & Yeading FC.5)
Guadeloupe
Ronald Zubar (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Therry Racon (Millwall FC.2)
Stephane Zubar (Bournemouth AFC.3)
Guyana
Jermaine Grandison (Shrewsbury Town.4)
Ricky Shakes (Ebbsfleet United.5)
Haiti
Jean-Francois Lecsinel (Sheffield United.3)
Honduras
Wilson Palacios (Stoke City)
Maynor Figueroa (Wigan Athletic)
Hendry Thomas (Wigan Athletic)
Ramón Núñez (Leeds United.2)
Jamaica
Tyrone Mears (Bolton Wanderers)
Ricardo Gardner (Bolton Wanderers)
Ricardo Fuller (Stoke City)
Jobi McAnuff (Reading FC.2)
Marvin Elliott (Bristol City.2)
Marlon King (Birmingham City.2)
Nyron Nowsorthy (Watford FC.2)
Keammar Daley (Preston North End.3)
Lee Williamson (Sheffield United.3)
Ian Goodison (Tranmere Rovers.3)
Jermaine Johnson (Sheffield Wednesday.3)
Marcus Bean (Brentford FC.3)
Damion Stewart (Notts County.3)
Joel Grant (Wycombe Wanderers.3)
Jamal Campbell-Ryce (Leyton Orient.3)
Kevin Lisbie (Leyton Orient.3)
Simon Ford (Chesterfield FC.3)
Claude Davis (Crawley Town.4)
Cleveland Taylor (Burton Albion.4)
Jason Euell (AFC Wimbledon.4)
Francino Francis (Tamworth FC.5)
Craig Dobson (Kettering Town.5)
Mexico
Javier Hernández (Manchester United)
Giovani dos Santos (Tottenham Hotspur)
Antonio Pedroza (Crystal Palace.2)
Montserrat
Anthony Griffith (Port Vale.4)
St. Kitts & Nevis
Romaine Sawyers (Shrewsbury Town.4)
Calum Willock (Ebbsfleet United.5)
Trinidad and Tobago
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City)
Jason Scotland (Ipswich Town.2)
Carlos Edwards (Ipswich Town.2)
Jake Thomson (Forest Green Rovers.5)
Andre Boucaud (Luton Town.5)
Josh Johnson (AFC Telford United.5)
United States
Clint Dempsey (Fulham)
Tim Howard (Everton)
Marcus Hahnemann (Everton)
Tim Ream (Bolton Wanderers)
Stuart Holden (Bolton Wanderers)
Brad Friedel (Tottenham Hotspur)
Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)
Eric Lichaj (Aston Villa)
Zak Whitbread (Norwich City)
Jonathan Spector (Birmingham City.2)
Conor Doyle (Derby County.2)
Robbie Findley (Nottingham Forest.2)
Robbie Rogers (Leeds United.2)
Frank Simek (Carlisle United.3)
Mike Grella (Bury FC.3)
Anton Peterlin (Walsall FC.3)
Paul Rachubka (Leyton Orient.3)
Neal Kitson (Northampton Town.4)
Euan Holden (Stockport County.5)
Antigua and Barbuda
Mikele Leigertwood (Reading FC.2)
Marvin McCoy (Wycombe Wanderers.3)
Josh Parker (Dagenham & Redbridge.4)
Barbados
Emmerson Boyce (Wigan Athletic)
Jonathan Forte (Notts County.3)
Jon Nurse (Dagenham & Redbridge.4)
Mark McCammon (Lincoln City.5)
Louie Soares (Grimsby Town.5)
Bermuda
Nahki Wells (Bradford City.4)
Freddy Hall (Northampton Town.4)
Canada
David Hoilett (Blackburn Rovers)
Simeon Jackson (Norwich City)
David Edgar (Burnley FC.2)
Jaime Peters (Ipswich Town.2)
Ethan Gage (Reading FC.2)
Jordan Santiago (Cardiff City.2)
Iain Hume (Preston North End.3)
Gavin McCallum (Lincoln City.5)
Ross Smith (Ebbsfleet United.5)
Costa Rica
Bryan Ruiz (Fulham)
Curaçao
Shelton Martis (Doncaster Rovers.2)
Dominica
Jefferson Louis (Lincoln City.5)
Richard Pacquette (Lincoln City.5)
Grenada
Jason Roberts (Reading FC.2)
Leon Johnson (Wycombe Wanderers.3)
Delroy Facey (Hereford United.4)
Anthony Straker (Aldershot Town.4)
Bradley Bubb (Aldershot Town.4)
Dwayne Lee (Hayes & Yeading FC.5)
Guadeloupe
Ronald Zubar (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Therry Racon (Millwall FC.2)
Stephane Zubar (Bournemouth AFC.3)
Guyana
Jermaine Grandison (Shrewsbury Town.4)
Ricky Shakes (Ebbsfleet United.5)
Haiti
Jean-Francois Lecsinel (Sheffield United.3)
Honduras
Wilson Palacios (Stoke City)
Maynor Figueroa (Wigan Athletic)
Hendry Thomas (Wigan Athletic)
Ramón Núñez (Leeds United.2)
Jamaica
Tyrone Mears (Bolton Wanderers)
Ricardo Gardner (Bolton Wanderers)
Ricardo Fuller (Stoke City)
Jobi McAnuff (Reading FC.2)
Marvin Elliott (Bristol City.2)
Marlon King (Birmingham City.2)
Nyron Nowsorthy (Watford FC.2)
Keammar Daley (Preston North End.3)
Lee Williamson (Sheffield United.3)
Ian Goodison (Tranmere Rovers.3)
Jermaine Johnson (Sheffield Wednesday.3)
Marcus Bean (Brentford FC.3)
Damion Stewart (Notts County.3)
Joel Grant (Wycombe Wanderers.3)
Jamal Campbell-Ryce (Leyton Orient.3)
Kevin Lisbie (Leyton Orient.3)
Simon Ford (Chesterfield FC.3)
Claude Davis (Crawley Town.4)
Cleveland Taylor (Burton Albion.4)
Jason Euell (AFC Wimbledon.4)
Francino Francis (Tamworth FC.5)
Craig Dobson (Kettering Town.5)
Mexico
Javier Hernández (Manchester United)
Giovani dos Santos (Tottenham Hotspur)
Antonio Pedroza (Crystal Palace.2)
Montserrat
Anthony Griffith (Port Vale.4)
St. Kitts & Nevis
Romaine Sawyers (Shrewsbury Town.4)
Calum Willock (Ebbsfleet United.5)
Trinidad and Tobago
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City)
Jason Scotland (Ipswich Town.2)
Carlos Edwards (Ipswich Town.2)
Jake Thomson (Forest Green Rovers.5)
Andre Boucaud (Luton Town.5)
Josh Johnson (AFC Telford United.5)
United States
Clint Dempsey (Fulham)
Tim Howard (Everton)
Marcus Hahnemann (Everton)
Tim Ream (Bolton Wanderers)
Stuart Holden (Bolton Wanderers)
Brad Friedel (Tottenham Hotspur)
Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)
Eric Lichaj (Aston Villa)
Zak Whitbread (Norwich City)
Jonathan Spector (Birmingham City.2)
Conor Doyle (Derby County.2)
Robbie Findley (Nottingham Forest.2)
Robbie Rogers (Leeds United.2)
Frank Simek (Carlisle United.3)
Mike Grella (Bury FC.3)
Anton Peterlin (Walsall FC.3)
Paul Rachubka (Leyton Orient.3)
Neal Kitson (Northampton Town.4)
Euan Holden (Stockport County.5)
Labels:
Canadians Abroad,
CONCACAF,
US Soccer,
Yanks Abroad
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