Tag Archives: Europhile

Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery

by Casey H. Moore

MLS entered their 20th season under a well-publicized rebrand. One of the most admired, and least debated, elements of their rebrand was a system that allowed the League identity to be shown in Club colors. Starting next season, the English Football League will follow suit by providing each Club a version of the…

November 22, 2015

Liverpool FC Celebrate Hitting 5MM Milestone

by Casey H. Moore

This week Liverpool FC (@LFC) broke the 5 million follower milestone on Twitter. To celebrate, they have decided on doing something pretty cool: picking their new #5. By that I mean they are looking for one fan, anywhere in the world, to be the team’s #5 for one match. Liverpool…

November 17, 2015

#ManchesterDerby: One City with Two Fierce Rivals

by Casey H. Moore

One English city, with two fierce rivals, and a match enjoyed by millions of Americans. While the players at Old Trafford didn’t score, both Clubs certainly scored on social media in the U.S. In partnership with AC&M, we’ve curated a brand new infographic breaking down the country’s conversation around last Sunday’s Manchester Derby. Enjoy!

October 26, 2015

Who Cares About Men In Blazers?

by John Guppy

Michael Davies and Roger Bennett, aka Men in Blazers (MIB), are everywhere these days. They are all over television with their own weekly show on NBC, appearances on Late Night entertainment, and morning sports talk shows. They have a popular satellite radio show and podcast, and pop up on various…

October 21, 2015

Crunching The Soccer Numbers

by Deneen Robert

As a Mom of 5 soccer-playing kids, I’ve spent a fair amount of money on their gear. There’s no doubt that prices for cleats, in particular, have skyrocketed over the last decade or two. Just one of many examples is shown below: Have a great weekend, everyone. See you next Friday.

October 02, 2015

A New Dad’s Exploration Into New Soccer Media

by Scott Hutchison

na·ive adjective (of a person or action) showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment. Now let me use this in a sentence… I naively believed that the birth of my first child wouldn’t really effect the way I consumed soccer each weekend. We’d both be up early on the weekends….

September 23, 2015