The Maturation Of Michael Bradley
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - March 3)
The United States Men's National Team won't get out of their group during the 2010 World Cup without strong performances by their central midfield. This statement shouldn't come as a surprise. The source of this strength, however, might be. When the final whistle blows on July 11, Michael Bradley will have emerged as the American's breakout star of this summer's tournament. more details | go to article
Netherlands - USA: Know Your Rivals - World Cup Counterparts Face Off
by (Commentary | Goal.com - March 2)
In this special series we bring you the local knowledge of the world's leading football tournament. With our worldwide team of experts, each one based in the country in question - from Brazil to North Korea - you'll hear first-hand the latest team news, exclusive interviews and fan opinions of your World Cup opponents! more details | go to article
International Friendly Preview: USA vs. Netherlands
by (Preview | Goal.com - March 1)
The full United States Men's National Team faces their first true test of 2010 with a match against world No. 3, the Netherlands. more details | go to article
Claudio Reyna Talks Past, Present And Future
by (Commentary | Goal.com - February 26)
At adidas' first ever World Cup Media Day on Thursday, the former United States Men's National Team captain joined Kristine Lilly and assorted journalists for a game on the company's turf field at its Portland, OR campus. Reyna, showing a bit more pepper in his salt and pepper mop and looking a touch thicker in the midsection, was still a presence in the midfield, demonstrating the passing skills that earned him 112 caps and a spot on four World Cup teams. more details | go to article
Jozy Altidore: What I'm Learning Here Will Make Me Better
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 25)
The American striker maintains that his game has improved while on loan to Hull City in England. more details | go to article
Winners And Losers: USA Versus El Salvador
by (Commentary | Goal.com - February 24)
For many of the almost entirely Major League Soccer-based squad, it was the last chance to impress the U.S. coach in person. Note: For the purposes of this column, players with little to no chance of making the roster won't be including no matter how well (Eddie Gaven and Brad Davis) or poorly (Brad Evans) they played or absent (Marvell Wynne) they were. more details | go to article
International Friendly Preview: USA vs. El Salvador
by (Preview | Goal.com - February 23)
Goal.com's Noah Davis previews the international friendly between the USA and El Salvador. The U.S. will look to reverse a three game losing skid on Wednesday in Tampa. more details | go to article
Here, There And Back Again
by (Commentary | Goal.com - February 23)
The North American editors discuss the upcoming USA match, the MLS labor dispute, and the race for fourth place in the Premier League. more details | go to article
Brian Ching Surfs To World Cup
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 19)
Brian Ching longs to be out beyond the breakers, but not just yet. more details | go to article
Kansas City Wizard And USA Defender Jimmy Conrad
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 12)
Jimmy Conrad answered all the questions you could hope to know about him in Goal.com's Quick Kicks feature. more details | go to article
Which American Abroad Raised Stock?
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 11)
Even with injuries to Charlie Davies and Oguchi Onyewu, the USA has certain players contributing abroad and giving coach Bob Bradley more options. more details | go to article
USA Defender Jonathan Bornstein Discusses Group C
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 9)
While Jonathan Bornstein was on a break from preseason training with his Chivas USA club, Goal.com caught up with the United States Men's National Team defender to ask about his thoughts on the World Cup, vuvuzelas, and a recently concluded charity auction for Haiti. more details | go to article
End To End: The El Salvador Edition
by (Analysis | Goal.com - February 9)
United States Men's National Team coach Bob Bradley announced the 23 players he plans to call into camp before the American's friendly against El Salvador. With European leagues in the midst of their seasons, the roster consists entirely of domestic-based talents and offers a bit of insight into the thoughts of the manager. It's time for Goal.com's weekly run-through which players are improving their positions and who is falling down the pecking order. more details | go to article
Kyle Beckerman
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - December 11)
The midfielder is hopeful he can force Bob Bradley into some selection problems. more details | go to article
Group C Reactions - The Experts' Call
by (Analysis | Goal.com - December 5)
Goal.com's local experts give their opinion of how the four nations might fare. more details | go to article
Claudio Reyna Talks Past, Present And Future
by (Commentary | Goal.com - February 26)
At adidas' first ever World Cup Media Day on Thursday, the former United States Men's National Team captain joined Kristine Lilly and assorted journalists for a game on the company's turf field at its Portland, OR campus. Reyna, showing a bit more pepper in his salt and pepper mop and looking a touch thicker in the midsection, was still a presence in the midfield, demonstrating the passing skills that earned him 112 caps and a spot on four World Cup teams. more details | go to article
Brian Ching Surfs To World Cup
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 19)
Brian Ching longs to be out beyond the breakers, but not just yet. more details | go to article
Johnson Expects Win
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - June 2)
Costa Rican International Carlos Johnson says he expects his side to beat the US on Wednesday night. more details | go to article
The Maturation Of Michael Bradley
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - March 3)
The United States Men's National Team won't get out of their group during the 2010 World Cup without strong performances by their central midfield. This statement shouldn't come as a surprise. The source of this strength, however, might be. When the final whistle blows on July 11, Michael Bradley will have emerged as the American's breakout star of this summer's tournament. more details | go to article
USA Defender Jonathan Bornstein Discusses Group C
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 9)
While Jonathan Bornstein was on a break from preseason training with his Chivas USA club, Goal.com caught up with the United States Men's National Team defender to ask about his thoughts on the World Cup, vuvuzelas, and a recently concluded charity auction for Haiti. more details | go to article
Which American Abroad Raised Stock?
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - February 11)
Even with injuries to Charlie Davies and Oguchi Onyewu, the USA has certain players contributing abroad and giving coach Bob Bradley more options. more details | go to article