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Fire's Klopas Still Discreet In Search For A New Coach
by (Preview | Chicago Daily Herald - December 15)
The search for a new Fire coach continues, and technical director Frank Klopas insists on taking his time to make the right choice. more details | go to article
Scary Start, But Resilient U.S. Prevails, Taking Honduras 2-1
by (Result | Chicago Daily Herald - June 7)
United States' Carlos Bocanegra celebrates after scoring the winning goal against Honduras during the second half of a South Africa 2010 World Cup qualifier soccer match in Chicago, on Saturday. more details | go to article
Spector Ready To Help USA In Qualifier vs. Costa Rica
by (Profile/Interview | Chicago Daily Herald - June 2)
This week marks the return of Arlington Heights native Jonathon Spector to the U.S. National Team after a series of hard-luck injuries. more details | go to article
MLS Or Europe? Not So Cut And Dried For Players
by (Analysis | Chicago Daily Herald - February 26)
There's a lot of wishing going on in soccer these days. Just look at all the Major League Soccer players who wish they could hit the big payday in Europe. more details | go to article
Here's A 2009 Soccer Wish List
by (Commentary | Chicago Daily Herald - February 17)
Is it too early in the year to get greedy? No, this is not a Wall Street joke. We're all about soccer here, and with the first World Cup qualifier of the Hexagonal in the books, the Chicago Fire in preseason training, and the Chicago Red Stars making plans for their first season, there's too much going on to focus on just one team. more details | go to article
U.S.-Mexico Soccer Match Should Heat Up Old Rivalry
by (Profile/Interview | Chicago Daily Herald - February 10)
This script could have been written by ESPN2. more details | go to article
U.S. Wins World Cup Qualifier 3-0
by (Result | Chicago Daily Herald - September 11)
This was just the performance United States soccer fans longed to see. more details | go to article
Scouting: U.S. vs. Trinidad And Tobago
by (Preview | Chicago Daily Herald - September 9)
(no summary) more details | go to article
It's Your Big Chance To See U.S. Soccer Team At Toyota Park
by (Preview | Chicago Daily Herald - September 9)
Wednesday marks a historic day in Chicago soccer history. more details | go to article
Blanco Proves To Be Fire's Best Buy On And Off The Field
by (Profile/Interview | Chicago Daily Herald - April 2)
To understand what Cuauhtemoc Blanco means to the Chicago Fire on the field, you only need to have seen Saturday's season opener at Real Salt Lake. more details | go to article
Starting From Scratch Again, Wilt Enjoying The Challenge
by (Profile/Interview | Chicago Daily Herald - March 18)
It's 8 a.m. on the first Saturday in March, and Peter Wilt is making his pitch to a group of U-8 and U-9 girls soccer coaches meeting in Schaumburg. more details | go to article
Why Not St. Louis For MLS Expansion?
by (Commentary | Chicago Daily Herald - March 12)
Major League Soccer announced recently that a Philadelphia expansion franchise will become the league's 16th team starting play in the 2010 season. more details | go to article
Plotkin’s Assist Sets Up Goal, Victory For Fire
by (Result | Chicago Daily Herald - September 18)
You could arrive at the Fire’s 1-0 victory Sunday just by tracing the Chicago soccer family tree. more details | go to article
Fire Earn 2-0 Victory Over New York Red Bulls
by (Result | Chicago Daily Herald - June 26)
Dorothy had it right. There’s no place like home. more details | go to article
Razov, Fire Rue One That Got Away
by (Result | Chicago Daily Herald - June 20)
Fire forward Ante Razov would have loved to be the hero Saturday night. Instead he was left to ponder the one that got away - again. "It happens," Razov said of the 86th-minute penalty kick San Jose goalkeeper Pat Onstad saved to preserve a 1-1 tie at Soldier Field. more details | go to article
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