Donovan To Everton Talks Confirmed
by David Smith (Profile/Interview | Yanks Abroad - December 10)
Everton have confirmed ongoing discussions to bring Landon Donovan to Goodison Park and hope to have a deal in place as soon as today. more details | go to article

Anderlecht Nearing Parke Decision
by David Smith (Profile/Interview | Yanks Abroad - March 4)
Former Red Bull New York central defender Jeff Parke is undergoing an extended trial with Belgian Eerste Divisie leaders Anderlecht, club press officer JP Kindermans confirmed. more details | go to article

John Joins Slovak Powerhouse Zilina
by David Smith (Profile/Interview | Yanks Abroad - March 3)
Kansas City native Will John has signed for MSK Zilina, immediately joining a team in the midst of a title race which expects to enjoy European competition next season. more details | go to article

Literally A Hollywood Story
by David Smith (Profile/Interview | Yanks Abroad - October 28)
One third of the way through his initial season in Germany's second division, former UCLA player and Hermann Trophy finalist Matt Taylor has successfully made the jump overseas and is enjoying a resurgence with his new club TuS Koblenz. more details | go to article

US Too Strong For Battling England
by David Smith (Result | Guardian - September 22)
Another England bid for sporting glory has ended in disappointment: this time it was the women's national football team who saw their great expectations dashed in a 3-0 defeat by the United States in the World Cup quarter-final. more details | go to article

ESPN In US Soccer Deal
by David Smith (Article | SportBusiness.com - June 3)
ESPN has reached a multi-year agreement with Soccer United Marketing (SUM) to serve as exclusive worldwide television representative for the US men’s and women’s national team home matches. more details | go to article

The American Dream
by David Smith (Commentary | Evening Standard - April 21)
If Sven-Goran Eriksson is looking to offer his England players an uplifting cultural diversion during next month's two-match tour of Chicago and New York, he may prefer to keep them away from local cinemas. more details | go to article