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Hockey is Finally Back! Here are Five Ways that it can Become One of America’s Favorite Sports Again
Today is a historic day in America. No, it’s not the start of MLK Day weekend. No, it’s not about the NFL playoffs going on. Today is the start of the National Hockey League’s 2012-2013 season. I know, you probably … Continue reading
Grazie Roma: A.S. Roma vs. A.C. Milan 12/22/12
Football in Italy is not something that you can prepare for. In a way, it’s like walking into a time capsule, seeing the fanaticism of the supporters, the way their support their team and hail curses at each other, even … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, A.C. Milan, A.S. Roma, America, Argentina, AS Roma, Azurri, Calcio, Center, Dan Karell, Daniel Karell, December 22, December 22 2012, Erik Lamela, Football, Francesco Totti, Giallorossi, Giampaolo Pazzini, Il Capitano, Italian Calcio, Italian Football, Italian Soccer, Metro, Michael Bradley, Milan, Milano, Nicolas Burdisso, Pablo Osvaldo, Robinho, Roma, Roma Milan, Romanisti, Rome, Rossioneri, Serie A, soccer, Stadio Olimpico, Stephen El Sharrawy, Totti
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“Berlin is Poor, but Sexy”: Part 1, Hertha Berlin vs. FSV Frankfurt 12/15/12
“Berlin ist arm, aber sexy.” (Berlin is poor, but sexy) – Klaus Wowereit, Mayor of Berlin, during an interview in 2004. Describing the German capital isn’t easy, but Mr. Wowereit’s quote above is pretty close to the mark. There isn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged 1936 Olympics, 2. Bundesliga, Adrian Ramos, Allagui, Ben Sahar, Berlin, Berlin Football, Berlin Olympic Stadium, Berliners, Bundesliga, Channukah, Chanukah, Dan Karell, Deutsch, DFB, Fabian Lustenburger, Football, Frankfurt, Frankfurt Football, FSV, FSV Frankfurt, Fussball, German Football, German Soccer, Germany, Germany Football, HaHoHe, Hannukah, Hertha, Hertha Berlin, Hertha BSC, Israel, Israeli Football, Israeli Soccer, John Anthony Brooks, Michael Görlitz, Olympiastadion, Olympic Stadium, Ronny, soccer, Track, Unter Den Linden, USMNT
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Acquiring Stockholm Syndrome
I imagine winter in Siberia, Nunavit, and Alaska, are quite similar to Stockholm, Sweden. The air is cold. Snow covers every square inch of the landscape. The sun rises late in the morning, and sets in the early afternoon. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Nobel, AllSvenskan, American Hockey, Chet Pickard, Dan Karell, DIF, Djurgården, Djurgårdens, Ericsson Globe, Globen, Hockey, HockeyAllsvenskan, Hoosiers, Hovet, Indiana, Indiana University, Ishockey, IU, Johan Anderson, Kim Lennhammer, Kristofer Ottosson, Major League Soccer, Matt Read, NHL, Nobel Prize, Patric Hörnqvist, Phillip Holm, Pontus Åberg, Södertälje, Serge Haroche, SSK, Stockholm, Stockholm University, Stockholms, Stockholms Universitit, Svenska, Sverige, Sweden, Sweden Hockey, Swedish Hockey, Tim Eriksson, Ultras
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It’s Cool in Köln: F.C. Köln vs. F.C. Ingolstadt, Match #12
It wasn’t planned, but it was quite alright. Originally last weekend, I had planned on being in Munich, hoping to get to see Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund. The German champions, against the Champions League finalists. It was long ago … Continue reading
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Tagged 2. Bundesliga, Anthony Ujah, Bundesliga, Bundesliga 2, Caiuby, Cologne, Dan Karell, Daniel Karell, Daniel Royer, Deutschland, Dom, F.C. Ingolstadt, F.C. Köln, FC, FC Koln, Football, fuβball, Fussball, Germany, Ingolstadt, Köln Dom, Koln, Lauterbach, Lucia Lorenz, North Rhine Westphalia, soccer, Tobias Strobel
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The Night When Everything Went Right: Atletico Madrid vs. Sevilla, Match #10
When most people outside the football circles in America hear of Spanish football, they likely will only know of Lionel Messi and his club, Barcelona, or Cristiano Ronaldo and his club, Real Madrid. But there’s another club in the Spanish … Continue reading
Over the River and Through the Woods, to CommerzBank Arena We Go: Eintracht Frankfurt vs. F.S.V. Mainz, Match #11
So far on my trip, I had come to the conclusion that most Europeans are pretty similar to one another, despite the language differences. Many of them eat the same foods, live a similar lifestyle, and treat football with the … Continue reading
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Tagged 12.12 Protest, Adam Szalai, America, Andreas Ivanschitz, BitBeer, Bundesliga, Carlos Zambrano, Dan Karell, DFB, DFL, Eintracht, Eintracht Frankfurt, Fans, Football, Frankfurt, FSV Mainz, Fulbright, German, German Football, German Soccer, Germany, Hooligans, Kevin Trapp, Lauterbach, League, Lucia Lorenz, Mainz, Nikolce Noveski, Peru, Protest, S-Bahn, Shawn Parker, soccer, Takashi Inui, Ultras, USA
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A Wild Night on Valley Floyd Road
“My desire is always to be found at, Valley Floyd Road.” – Valley Floyd Road, the main Charlton supporters song. Just two days before my flight to London, I had only booked one ticket in England. Charlton Athletic vs. Cardiff … Continue reading
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