San Francisco deserves a world-class pro soccer team. Instead, it’s getting another lower division league team that will struggle to succeed. That’s my initial reaction to Mayor Daniel Lurie’s announcement last Friday that a professional […]
A legend in the Bay Area soccer community passed away last week. Salvador ‘Don Chava’ Lopez Monroy, founder and owner of El Farolito Taqueria and a successful soccer team named after his restaurant that won […]
It’s 7 a.m. in Vegas, and while most of the city’s visitors are just stumbling into bed, others are getting ready for a full day of soccer. About twenty minutes off the strip, in a community […]
At 9:07 am I topped up my Clipper card at 4th and King. By 9:14 am the SamTrans connector bus departed, with water dripping awkwardly from the fluorescent lights above a row of 3 seats. […]
It’s funny how one email can change everything. For Christine and Paul such was the case. In 2010, in an email organizing her co-ed soccer team, Christine invited her teammates to a World Cup viewing […]
For Brian Coyle, owning his own soccer bar was a dream. After putting in quite the shift from 1996-2006 at Martin Mack’s (Now HQ), he opened Danny Coyle’s. The bar is proudly named after his […]
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