Some Soccer News for May 11, 2017
du Nord, May 11, 2017
It's Day 131 of 2017. We have heard many times in the past week that US Soccer has over $100 Million sitting in its savings account at the bank. (Not an actual savings account.) So what should they do with the money. I have three ideas: 1. COACHING. 2. COACHING. 3. COACHING. dN This is not news to anyone who closely follows FIFA, but its still very sad to read: "FIFA hasn't changed since Blatter era, says Prince Ali." By Simon Evans for Reuters. The president Gianni Infantino gets defense, throws around a lot of accusations, and backs none of it up. Sound familiar? By Evans. Later Infantino spoke clearly in saying that the people who have been removed from their jobs were fired because they "miserably failed" in their task of ridding the organization of corruption and scandal. (THAT is how a transparent org explains its actions.) By Tariq Panja of Bloomberg. dN An interview with Ben Grossman (a Minnesota United minority owner) who in real life is a sports TV producer. [AUDIO] By Alexi Lalas for the Mutant Ge